The Madrasah education program was formulated to meet the needs of Muslim Filipino children. According to DepEd Order 51, signed in 2004, all public and private Madaris (plural form of Madrasah) in Muslim communities are encouraged to implement the curriculum. Madrasah is an Arabic word which means school. It is derived from the root word dars, which connotes a learning process carried through drill lesson. Also derived from the same root are mudarres (a male teacher), mudarresah (a female teacher) and derrasah (studying or studied subject).
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Project EASE English Education IV Unit IV Module 5 : Analyzing and Evaluating Results
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Each of us is given the freedom of choice. We can choose to be somebody or a nobody in the future. If someone asks you Whether you want to be successful or not, undoubtedly you will say, “I want to be successful, of course.” But success is a choice. It has to be earned through good habits, hard work and perseverance. We may stumble or make mistakes, but what is important is that we analyze what went wrong, assess results of the error, and from there, plan our next course of action.


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The Bureau of Secondary Education (BSE) aims to provide access and quality secondary
education to the Filipino youth. It is responsible for establishing secondary schools where there are none; formulating policies, plans and projects, and maintaining a complete and integrated system of secondary education with regards to curriculum, facilities and teachers' in-service training relevant to the goals of national development.