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Netizens react to VP Sara Duterte admitting her lack of ‘education background’ as DepEd Sec

”I felt guilty kasi alam ko na isa ako sa nag-cause ng stress sa kanya, because I do not come from the education sector, I don’t have an education background so I cannot review what they are doing.” — Sara Duterte.

On August 10, netizens reacted to Vice President and Department of Education Secretary Sara Duterte admitting her lack of ‘education background’ to lead the government body.

During her speech at the launch of the adjusted K to 10 curriculum in Pasay City, Duterte admitted that she could not personally review the revisions due to her lack of ‘education background.’

She recounted how she caused stress to the DepEd Undersecretary, Gina Gonong, heading the Curriculum and Teaching Division of the department.

”I felt guilty kasi alam ko na isa ako sa nag-cause ng stress sa kanya, because I do not come from the education sector, I don’t have an education background so I cannot review what they are doing.”

Her admission caused reactions from netizens on social media, with many questioning her qualifications for the government position.

https://twitter.com/jmrscsclll/status/1689948039459569664

Others noted her ‘incompetency’ for the government position.

Other netizens remarked that VP Duterte should resign and hand over her position to someone more qualified.

As for the adjustments, DepEd confirmed that it would cover education for students from kindergarten to Grade 10, addressing the issues in the current curriculum, such as congestion of content, ‘misplaced prerequisites,’ and addressing the ‘imbalance of cognitive demand.’ 

Pilot enactment starts in the upcoming school year in selected grade levels and schools that DepEd is yet to identify. The formal implementation would be in phases, beginning in the school year 2024 to 2025 until 2028.

Written by Daily Fel

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