The document outlines different modalities of distance learning including modular distance learning, TV-based instructions, radio-based instructions, and blended distance learning. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents, and schools for each modality. The document also provides guidance for targeted interventions for specific groups of learners including those without devices/internet access, beginning readers, indigenous people, and those with disabilities. It ranks the difficulty of implementing each type of distance learning from easiest to hardest.
The document outlines different modalities of distance learning including modular distance learning, TV-based instructions, radio-based instructions, and blended distance learning. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents, and schools for each modality. The document also provides guidance for targeted interventions for specific groups of learners including those without devices/internet access, beginning readers, indigenous people, and those with disabilities. It ranks the difficulty of implementing each type of distance learning from easiest to hardest.
The document outlines different modalities of distance learning including modular distance learning, TV-based instructions, radio-based instructions, and blended distance learning. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents, and schools for each modality. The document also provides guidance for targeted interventions for specific groups of learners including those without devices/internet access, beginning readers, indigenous people, and those with disabilities. It ranks the difficulty of implementing each type of distance learning from easiest to hardest.
Distance Learning Distinguishing Essential Role of Teacher Role of Parent or Role of School
Modality Feature Resources Household
Member Modular Distance Individualized Printed Modules Learning Learning The school orients Learning (MDL) instruction where Facilitator Facilitator and the teachers, learners use self- guardians and parents, and learning modules supervisors learners about the (SLMs) in print or modular learning digital format policies and directions to ensure that everyone is properly informed and guided. TV-Based Use of television MOA with the The teachers The parents are The school orients Instructions (TVBI) or radio programs Television serves as willing to co- the teachers, on channels or Network or Radio supervisor and supervise and co- parents, and stations dedicated Station collect all the monitor the learners about the to providing finished output of progress of their TV/Radio -based learning content the students. children’s learning instructions to learners as a as well as provide policies and form of distance guidance to their directions to education. children. ensure that everyone is properly informed and guided. Radio-Based Use of television Use of television MOA with the The parents are The school orients Instructions (RBI) or radio programs or radio programs Television willing to co- the teachers, on channels or on channels or Network or Radio supervise and co- parents, and stations dedicated stations dedicated Station monitor the learners about the to providing to providing progress of their TV/Radio -based learning content learning content children’s learning instructions to learners as a to learners as a as well as provide policies and form of distance form of distance guidance to their directions to education. education. children. ensure that everyone is properly informed and guided. Blended Distance Minimum Adopt any Strategies for The parents are Schools which Learning requirements combination of learner’s willing to co- adopt any must be met for the above three engagement in all supervise and co- combination of each of the types types of distance types of distance monitor the the above three being combined learning must learning shall be progress of their types of distance any of the meet the utilized by the children’s learning learning must following LMD’s requirement of teachers. as well as provide meet the each type. guidance to their requirement of children. each type. Learners Group Targeted Intervention Learners without parents or household member Make a weekly supervisory plan for them and who can guide and support their learning at home check their module and activity sheets. Beginning Readers (K to 3) N/A Struggling Readers (Grades 4-12) N/A No access to device and Internet Provide module for them Inaccessible (living in remote and/or unsafe areas) Provide module for them and making sure to check their work weekly. Indigenous People Provide module and making sure to check their work weekly. And make sure to check the content of the module if it is cultured for them. Persons with Disabilities Provide learning materials that are suited for their needs.
Ranking (1-5, from easiest to Types of DL Why?
hardest to implement) 1 Modular Distance Learning Fastest way to collect and retrieve finished outputs of the learners. 2 Online Distance Learning I put it on the second rank because not all students have an internet connection. 3 Blended Learning Medium rank in all DL but of course it is difficult knowingly that you are using two kinds of distance learning. 4 TV Based Instruction Although Tv is available everywhere there are students doesn’t have a TV at all. 5 Radio-based Instruction Expensive materials especially in preparing script and finished output in RBI.