Philippines Curriculum development
However, while curriculum implementation guidelines are issued at the national level, the actual implementation is left to school-teachers. They determine the resources to be used; teaching and assessment strategies and other processes. Furthermore, schools have the option to modi-fy the national curriculum (e.g. content, sequence and
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