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Management and

Development Process of
Learning Resources - SIM
LR
Management &
Development Teams
LR Development Management Team
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference
• Ensure that a Complete
Staff Work (CSW) is
prepared and approved;
Chief of the Curriculum
• Ensure completeness,
and Learning
correctness and adherence
Management Division
of the LRs to the
(CLMD)
standards;
Chief of the Curriculum • Manage the development
Chairperson Implementation Division process of the learning
(CID) resources;
• Sign off the LRs; and
• Certify that the LRs are
ready for publication.
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Identify members of the


Regional Education Program development team;
Supervisor in charge of Subject • Conduct orientation on LR
Area / Learning Resource Standards;
Management Section (LRMS) • Monitor the progress of the LR
development process; and
Division Education Program
Co-chairperson • Ensure compliance to the LR
Supervisor in charge of Subject
standards.
Area / Learning Resource
Management Section (LRMS)
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Identify members of the


development team;
• Give technical assistance
on content and pedagogy;
Regional Learning Area • Review and approve
Supervisor manuscript;
• Ensure that comments and
suggestions from internal
Member Division Learning Area reviewers are incorporated;
Supervisor • Ensure the correctness
and completeness of the
LRs; and
Master Teachers • Sign off the LRs.
ADM LR Development Team
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference
• Map the curriculum, existing
teacher’s manual/guide,
learner’s materials/textbook viz
a viz existing MELC;
• Write the manuscript
according to the LR
standards;
Writers • Classroom teacher • Approve the illustrations;
• Master teacher • Incorporate comments and
suggestions on the manuscript;
• Obtain permission to use
copyrighted materials from the
original owners;
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Ensure that the copyright and intellectual


property law is strictly followed during the
development process;
• Certify that the manuscript is free from
copyright and intellectual property issues;
• Attend orientation and editorial meetings
related to the development of LR;
• Sign off ready-to-publish manuscript; and
Writers • Classroom teacher
• Accomplish the following forms:
• Master teacher
Writer’s Assignment Agreement
Illustrations Summary and Approval Sheet
Copyright Originality Form
Proforma Communications Seeking
Permission to copy (when needed)
Inventory of Third-Party Contents.
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Provide illustrations and


visuals needed in the
manuscript according to
the LR standards;
• Finalize illustrations and
visuals based on the writers’
and reviewers’ comments
Illustrator and suggestions;
• DepEd Illustrator • Attend orientation and
• Teacher-illustrator editorial meetings related to
the development of LR;
and
• Accomplish:
Artwork Assignment
Agreement.
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Layout the manuscript


• Teaching Material Specialist according to the LR
Layout Artist • Administrative Assistant Standards;
• Project Development Officer • Attend orientation and
• Librarian editorial meetings; and
• Classroom teacher • Submit the editable digital
file of the manuscript on
the agreed schedule
following the LR standards.
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Ensure that the


material is free from
errors in terms of
Proofreader • English/Filipino/MTB grammar, spelling,
MLE teacher punctuation marks,
format; and
• Attend orientation
and editorial
meetings
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Review the accuracy of the contents of


the manuscript and if it is free from
social content violations and plagiarized
content and illustrations;
• Check the compliance of learning
resource or manuscript to the
In-house Content • Classroom teacher curriculum standards;
Editor (per • Master teacher • Give comments and
learning area) • Education Program recommendations;
Supervisor • Ensure that given comments and
suggestions are incorporated in the
manuscript;
• Prepare and submit the manuscript
with marginal notes; and
• Attend orientation and editorial
meetings related to the development of
LR.
Designation Personnel Involved Terms of Reference

• Review the manuscript for language


errors (e.g. faithfulness in translation,
coherence and clarity, grammar and
syntax, spelling and punctuation,
consistency in style, etc.);
• Give comments and
recommendations;
• Ensure that given comments and
In-house • Classroom teacher suggestions are incorporated in the
Language Editor • Master teacher manuscript;
( per learning area) • Education Program • Prepare and submit the manuscript
Supervisor with marginal notes; and
• Attend orientation and editorial
meetings related to the development of
LR.
Qualification Standards of the Development Team

Writer
• Has at least three (3) years teaching
experience in the learning area
he/she is assigned to write;
• Has excellent written communication
skill either in mother tongue, Filipino,
or English;
• Has an experience in developing
modules and other instructional
materials;
• Has knowledge on Office applications.
Content Editor
• At least a graduate or has an experience in
teaching and/or supervising the learning
area he/she is assigned to review;
• Has excellent written communication skill
either in mother tongue, Filipino, or English;
• Has an experience in developing modules
and other instructional materials;
• Has attended trainings/workshops on
instructional materials development.
Language Editor
• At least a Bachelor’s degree graduate of any of
the following:
Mass Communication
Liberal Arts
Communication Arts
Education Major in English/Filipino
Other related courses
• Has excellent written communication skill
either in mother tongue, Filipino, or English;
• Has an experience in developing modules
and other instructional materials;
• Has attended trainings/workshops on
instructional materials development.
Illustrator
• Has attended training/experience in
illustrating for children and
instructional materials;
• Literate in Adobe Photoshop and other related
software or applications.

Lay out Artist


• Has attended training/experience in lay
outing materials for children and other
instructional materials;
• Has knowledge on Office applications and on
publishing software.
Proofreader
• At least a Bachelor’s degree graduate of
any of the following:
Mass Communication Liberal
Arts Communication Arts
Education major in English/Filipino
Other related courses
• Has at least three (3) years experience in
proofreading materials written either in
English, Filipino, or Mother Tongue;
• Has excellent written and oral
communication skills in English, Filipino,
and/or Mother Tongue.
Sample
Specifications of
Learning Resources
Structure and Sequence

• Lessons shall be
arranged from simple
to complex.

• Size of the letters and


sentences shall be
appropriate to the
target learners.

• Presentation shall be
engaging and
interesting.
Language

The language to be used for the


mother manuscript shall be:
• K to 3 – All learning areas except
English is
Filipino
• Grades 4 to 12
Filipino, EsP – Filipino
English, Science, and Math –
English
MAPEH, EPP – TLE :
Grades 4 to 5 – Filipino
Grades 6 to 12 – English
Araling Panlipunan
Grades 4 to 10 - Filipino
Content

• LR shall follow the K to 12 Curriculum.


• Content shall use pedagogical
approaches – constructivist,
inquiry-based, reflective,
collaborative, and integrative.
• It shall consider learner’s
context, situations,
individual needs, and
capabilities.
• Content shall adhere to the
Social Content Guidelines.
• Content and activities shall
be learner- centered and
shall promote 21st century
skills.
Sample Elements of
LRs & Technical
Specifications
1.Front Outside Cover Page
2.Copyright Page
3.Title Page
4.Introductory Message
Front Outside Cover
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

A serif or sans Position: aligned at


Resource Title serif typeface 35 to 45 pt the center top part of
with large the cover below the
x-height, open Grade level identifier
counters,
contrast, good
linkage,
Language Type uniform
proportions Position: after the
(for K to 3 25 to 30 pt
resource title
Contextualized LRs)
Front Outside Cover
Entry Font Type Font Other Details
Size
Position: top right-
hand corner
Grade Level
identifier for K to Box Size: 1.5" x
Arial, bold 1.5" with rounded
10: 70 pt corners
K for Kindergarten face
Box Border: 2 pt
Hindu Arabic
Number for 1-10 Background
color: white
Font Color: Black
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Grade Level Identifier for Senior Arial, bold face 16 pt Position: top right-hand corner
High School Box Size: 3” x 0.5” with
rounded corners
Background color: should
complement with the
background and font color
Font color: black or white
Violator: Arial 11 pt Position: rotated -30 degrees at
 Government Property (English the top left-hand corner
Version) Box Size: 5” x 0.75”
 Pag-aari ng Pamahalaan Box Border: 2 pt top and
(Filipino Version) bottom
Violator: Arial, all caps, 18 pt Position: rotated -30 degrees at
 NOT FOR SALE bold face the top left-hand corner
(English Version)
 HINDI IPINAGBIBILI
(Filipino Version)
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Grade Level Identifier Arial, bold 16 pt Position: top right-


for Senior High School face hand corner

Box Size: 3” x 0.5”


with rounded corners

Background color:
should complement
with the background
and font color

Font color: black or


white
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Violator: Arial 11 pt Position: rotated -30


Government degrees at the top
Property (English left- hand corner
Version)

Pag-aari ng Box Size: 5” x 0.75”


Pamahalaan Box Border: 2 pt
(Filipino top and bottom
Version)
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Violator: Arial, all 18 pt Position: rotated -30


caps, bold degrees at the top left-
 NOT FOR SALE face hand corner
(English Version)

 HINDI IPINAGBIBILI

(Filipino Version)
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Cover art/photo NA NA Position: Center of the


cover page

Resource Identifier: NA NA Position: after the cover art


Logo (DepEd)

DepEd Identifier: Arial, bold 15 pt Position: Bottom center


 Department of Education face part of the front cover
● Republic of the Color: Black or white
Philippines (English depending on the
Version) background color

 Kagawaran ng
Edukasyon ● Republika ng
Pilipinas (Filipino Version)
Copyright Page
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

11 to 12 pt Flush left
bold
Resource Title, Copyright
Year

Copyright Notice
Arial
Name of Copyright Holders 9 to 11 pt
Development Team Border: rectangle, solid
black with 1.5 weight
Printer’s Company Name,
Address, and Contact
Details
Sample Copyright Page of an ADM Module

Resource Title, Copyright Year

Copyright Notice

Name of Copyright Holder

Development Team

Printer’s Company Name, Address, and


Contact Details
Title Page
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Grade Level identifier Upper right corner


(Hindu Arabic Number) font type and size is the same (same as book cover)
with the styles used in the
Resource Title book cover
(Learning Area, Vertical alignment:
Quarter and Module No., Center
Lesson Title)

Feedback box Arial 12-pt Border: rectangle, solid


black with 1.5 pt weight

Position: Bottom center


DepEd Identifier 15-pt, bold
Color: Black
Sample Title Page of an ADM Module

Grade Level Identifier

Resource Title

Feedback Box

DepEd Identifier
Introductory Message
• It contains instructions for the learner and
for the facilitator on how to use the module
• For the Learner:
It uses the learner’s language and must
be conversational in nature.
 It gives an overview of the content of the
module.
 It defines and explains the standard
symbols (icons) used to represent some
parts of the module.
• For the Facilitator:
 It gives instructions to the facilitator
(teacher, parents, adult) on how to use
the material.
 It uses language appropriate to an adult.
5.Introduction
6.Pre-assessment
7.Lesson Proper
8.Generalization
Inside Pages (Body)
9.Application
10.10.Post-assessment
11.Additional Activity
Grades 4 to 12
Label in the Label in the
Module Module
Element Other Details Icon
(English) (Filipino)
• Contains the learning
Introduction objectives
/ Learning What I to be developed in a material
Objectives Need to Alamin • Uses the learner’s language
and must be conversational
Know
• Assesses what the learner
knows about the lesson to
take
• Test item-range shall be as
Pretest What I Know Subukin follows:
Key Stage 1: 5 items
Key Stage 2: 10 items
Key Stage 3: 15 items
Key Stage 4: 15 items
Label in Label in
Element the the Other Details Icon
Module Module
(English) (Filipino)
Lesson Proper

• Connects the current


lesson with the previous
Review What’s In Balikan lesson by going over points
that were taught or learned
previously

• Introduces the new lesson


through a story, an activity,
Activity 1 What’s New Tuklasin a poem, song, situation, or
activity
Label in Label in
Element the the Other Details
Module Module Icon
(English) (Filipino)
• Questions that will help
the learner discover and
understand the concept
Discussion • Questions shall be asked in
of Activity 1 What is It Suriin a logical manner that lead
to formative assessment
• Brief discussion of the
lesson

• Guided/Controlled Practice
• Guided/Controlled
Enrichment Assessment
Activities What’s More Pagyamanin • Independent Practice
• Independent Assessment
Label in Label in
Element the the Other Details
Module Module Icon
(English) (Filipino)

• A question, fill in the blank


What I Have sentence/paragraph to
Generalization Learned Isaisip process what the learner
learned from the lesson

• An activity that shall


What I Can transfer the
Application Do Isagawa skills/knowledge gained or
learned into real- life
concerns/situations
Label in Label in
Element the the Other Details
Module Module Icon
(English) (Filipino)
• This evaluates the
learner’s level of mastery
in achieving the learning
objectives
Post • Test item-range shall be
Assessment Assessment Tayahin
as follows:
Key Stage 1: 5 items
Key Stage 2: 10 items
Key Stage 3: 15 items
Key Stage 4: 15 items

• An activity in any form


that can increase the
Additional Additional Karagdagan strength of the response
Activities Activities g Gawain and tends to induce
repetitions of
actions/learning
Grades 1 to 3
Element Label in the Label in the
Module Module
(English) (Filipino)
Introduction What I Need to Alamin
Learning Objectives Know
Pretest What I Know Subukin
Lesson Proper
Review What’s In Balikan
Activity 1 What’s New Tuklasin
Discussion of What is It Suriin
Activity 1
Grades 1 to 3
Element Label in the Module Label in the Module
(English) (Filipino)
Enrichment Activities
Guided Activity 1
Assessment 1
Guided Activity 2
Assessment 2 What's More Pagyamanin

Independent Activity
1
Assessment 1

Independent Activity
2
Assessment 2
Grades 1 to 3
Element Label in the Label in the
Module Module
(English) (Filipino)
Generalization What I have Isaisip
learned
Application What I can do Isagawa

Assessment Assessment Tayahin

Additional Additional Karagdagang


Activities Activities Gawain
Kindergarten
Element Label in the Label in the
Module Module
(English) (Filipino)
Introduction What I Need to Alamin
Learning Objectives Know

Pretest What I Know Subukin


Lesson Proper
Activity 1 What’s New Tuklasin
Discussion of What is It Suriin
Activity 1
Kindergarten
Element Label in the Module Label in the Module
(English) (Filipino)
Enrichment Activities
Activity 1
Assessment 1
Activity 2 What's More Pagyamanin
Assessment 2
Activity 3
Assessment 3

Generalization What I have learned Isaisip


Application What I can do Isagawa
Sample Pages of a Module
Page Set-up
Ideal
Grade Level Paper Size Orientation Margin Format Number of
Pages (Body)

Top: 1”
8.27” x 11.69” Bottom: 1”
Kindergarten (A4) landscape Inside: 1” 4 pages
Outside: 1”

Mirror
Grades 1 to 2 Margins 4 pages
Top: 1”
Grades 3 to 6 8.27” x 11.69” Bottom: 1” 8 pages
portrait
(A4) Inside: 1”
Outside: 1”
Grades 7 to 12 16 pages

Note: Number of pages from Title Page to References must be divisible by 8 or 16


Typography
Font Size Art-to-Text
Grade Level Recommended Font-Family (Body Text) Ratio

Alfabeto Text 16 pt
K to Grade 1 Century Gothic (except for “?” symbol) Heads20 to 30 pt 65% : 35%
Sub Heads 16 to 18 pt
Alfabeto Text 16 pt
Grade 2 Century Gothic (except for “?” symbol) Heads 20 to 30 pt 60% : 40%
Sub Heads 16 to 18 pt
Alfabeto Text 14 pt
Grade 3 Century Gothic (except for “?” symbol) Heads 18 to 28 pt 50% : 50%
Sub Heads 14 to 16 pt
Arial Text 14 pt
Grade 4 Times New Roman Heads 18 to 28 pt 40% : 60%
Bookman Old Style Sub Heads 14 to 16 pt
Arial Text 11 to 12 pt
Grades 5 to 12 Times New Roman Heads 15 to 24 pt 30% : 70%
Bookman Old Style Sub Heads 11 to 13 pt
Other Specifications
of Body Text
Other Specifications of Body Text

Body Text:
K to 3 shall be flushed left, ragged
right Grades 4 to 12 – justified.

No page number for Title page and


Copyright page
Other Specifications of Body Text

Page numbers are set in


Arabic numerals; centered
at the bottom of the page

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Other Specifications of Body Text

Paragraph endings

There shouldn’t be just one


word or half a word on the
last line of a paragraph.
Pages shouldn’t end
with a hyphenated
word.
A maximum
of three consecutive
hyphenated words are
allowed in a paragraph.
Other Specifications of Body Text
Pages shouldn’t end with an awkward page turn.
Other Specifications of Body Text

Pages should not have bad breaks which


affect readability.
A widow is a short line or anything less than a
full line at the bottom of the page.
Other Specifications of Body Text

An orphan is a stub of a line at the top of


the new page.
12.Answer Key
13.Reference
14.Back Outside
Cover Back Matter
Answer Key

• Contains answers
to all the
activities written
upside down in
the material
Reference
• Included all third
party materials or
sources in developing
the material

• Follows the Chicago


Manual of Style 17th
edition
Back Outside Cover
Entry Font Type Font Size Other Details

Position: at the bottom


center part of the back
cover
Box size: 5.67” x 2.12”
with rounded corners
Feedback Note Arial 12-pt Box Border: 1.5 pt
Background Color: White
Font Color: Black

Logo & Name of Donor Position: Bottom left part


(In case funds for printing of the back cover below
are donated by an NGO or the feedback note
LGU)
Sample Back Outside Cover of a Module

Feedback Note
Illustrations
• Illustrations shall face toward the
page gutter.
• Illustrations shall not be divided into
two (2) pages or placed between the
gutter of the learning resource.
• Illustrations shall use line-art in
single color (preferably black) and
there shall be no shading effect
other than hatching, cross
hatching, and stipple shading.
Illustrations
•Illustrations shall face
toward the page gutter.
•Illustrations shall not
be divided into two
(2) pages or placed
between the gutter of
the learning resource.
Illustrations
•Illustrations shall use
line-art in single color
(preferably black) and
there shall be no
shading effect other
than hatching, cross
hatching, and stipple
shading.
• Cropping in the joints like neck,
shoulder, knee and elbow shall
be avoided.
• Illustrations and visuals shall be
original.
• Flatbed scanner shall be used
for manually drawn illustration.
• Manually drawn-illustration shall
be scanned in 300 to 600 dpi in
actual size to capture all the
details of the
illustration and to produce quality
scan.
• Scanned illustration shall be saved in JPEG, PNG, or TIF.
• Digital illustrations shall be saved in PSD layered file, SVG,
JPEG, PNG, or TIF
If graphics/visuals (i.e., line art,
tables, charts, etc.) are used to
supplement body text, these
should be found on the same
page as the text citation.

Graphics and illustrations should


supplement the body text, and not
be used as space fillers.
Use boldface for foreign words or technical terms
being defined only at first mention. Set these
words in regular for the rest of the times they
are used.
Paper and Binding
Properties In-house Reproduction Printer
(Procured/Supplier)

Paper Size paper size used on layout (A4) paper size used on layout (A4)

Paper Thickness
(Basis Weight) 70 – 80 gsm 70 gsm (BP)

Staple (triple)
Binding with PVC slide or duct tape Saddle stich

Foldcote No. 12 (FC#12)


Cover Acetate or Plastic Folder (4 color) with lamination (UV
coating)

Inside 1 color/4 color 1 color/4 color


Digital File Management

• LRs shall be encoded using Microsoft


Word (at least version 97-2003).
• The draft manuscript ready for internal
revi ew shall be version 1 of the LR.
• Ready-to-print module shall be stored as
doc and pdf files.
THANKS

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