LEARNING

REVOLUTION
The world is better because of education.
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The project
Learning Revolution
 About the project
The Learning Revolution, based in Manila, Philippines, aims
to give Filipino citizens opportunities to learn with the help of
our government. The Learning Revolution project contains:
• Education outsourced
• Reopening of schools
• Create an interactive learning hubs
• Produce a well-trained teacher
 What we are working on?

Define
The Philippines is facing a very Implement
alarming learning crisis now. • Conduct a research
According to Unicef, by the age of • Determine risk
10, 70 percent of all children in
low-income countries, including
Design • Set deadlines.
the Philippines, are unable to read Do a step-by-step • Assign duties and
a simple sentence.. procedure to achieve the obligations.
project • Allocate resources.
“Education is the passport to the
future, for tomorrow belongs to
those who prepare for it today”

—Malcolm X
Now
Filipino children have a hard time
comprehending, and Filipinos don't
have enough access to attend school
because of remote learning.
 Future
The Philippines will have enough
learning materials that can access by
every child. The number of learning
hubs and excellent teachers will be
sufficient, and learning will take place
through more diversified, private, and
adaptable arrangements, with digital
technology serving as a primary driver.
 Step-by-step
02 Learning Revolution Project
 Step-by-step procedure
Step 1 -  Identify and meet all my
constituents 
I will meet with my constituents and inform all the
professionals I need to implement this project
successfully. Establish a baseline for the project's scope, a
budget, and a timetable after talking about their needs and
expectations.

Step 2 - Set and prioritize goals

Identifying the objectives and strategizes

will help us execute the project
successfully.
 Step-by-step procedure
Step 3 -  Define deliverables

• To execute the project on time, we need to

determine the outputs and planning procedures
required to complete our project and achieve its
objectives. 
• Then, we must create a project scope of when
each milestone in the project plan will be
completed.
Step 4 – Create the project
schedule

In this way, we will have track of what

time we should complete a task.
 Step-by-step procedure
Step 5 -  Identify issues and
complete a risk assessment
We must discuss all the risks for this project to
learn and discover how we will manage them all.
Conducting a risk assessment and developing a
risk management strategy will help us execute
the project flawlessly.

Step 6 – Present the project plan to

constituents
I need to present my project plan to my constituents
effectively and show them how my projects can address
the learning crisis in our country by presenting them with
possible conflicts and solutions. We also need to have
open communication with my constituents so we can
have a clear discussion about the projects.
 Implementation
03 Learning Revolution Project
 Implementation procedure
Program
Process Project Scope
Take some time to consider
whether the program's main In this way, we will have a
design will actually achieve the track of what time, cost, or
objectives or outcomes we had labor was involved in our
in mind for our citizens. Learning Revolution project.

Program resources
and budget Project
By calculating the cost of each Implementation
resource we need, we may
create a program budget.
 Our process

Step 1 Step 3
Initiation Execution
Step 2 Step 4
Performance and
Planning
Control
 Project stages

Stages Month 1-2 Month 3-4 Month 5-6 Month 7-8 Month 9-10
Set target &
1 Initiation appoint the
project team

2 Planning Create a budget, define roles and

responsibilities and discuss risk assessment

3 Execution Manage project, manage risks and

Fix issues

Performance & Monitor if we are achieving

4 the project scope and goals
Control
Reporting all the
5 Closure documents and show
the project result
 References
• https://www.manilatimes.net/2022/08/10/opinion/columns/why-9-out-of-10-
filipino-children-cant-read/1854046
• https://www.soocial.com/education-blog-names/
• https://www.worldbank.org/en/news/immersive-story/2019/01/22/pass-or-
fail-how-can-the-world-do-its-homework
• https://world-education-blog.org/2014/04/11/10-steps-for-solving-the-
global-learning-crisis/
• https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2019/12/03/1974002/philippines-lowest-
reading-comprehension-among-79-countries
• https://www.unicef.org/thailand/press-releases/children-cannot-afford-
another-year-school-disruption
• https://www.viewsonic.com/library/education/benefits-of-interactive-
learning/
• https://www.wrike.com/blog/foolproof-project-plan/
• https://www.theprojectmanagementblueprint.com/blog/project-overview/
the-four-phases-of-a-project