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After setting up targets and clarifying standards, we devised strategies and procedures to accomplish our mission in the quickest time, with minimal change in physical and organizational infrastructure, despite inferior resources. These strategies are enveloped in the CVIF DLP, a program mixing traditional methods, individual instruction, distance learning, the Montessori philosophy, and reviving classical approaches such as the no-homework policy.
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In 2002, we introduced a dynamic learning program (DLP) of strategies in the high school of the Central Visayas Institute Foundation (CVIF). This was after three years of full immersion and observation that revealed the weaknesses of prevailing educational programs and strategies. With so much effort and backbreaking work, results were nil or negligible.
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After setting up targets and clarifying standards, we devised strategies and procedures to accomplish our mission in the quickest time, with minimal change in physical and organizational infrastructure, despite inferior resources. These strategies are enveloped in the CVIF DLP, a program mixing traditional methods, individual instruction, distance learning, the Montessori philosophy, and reviving classical approaches such as the no-homework policy.
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In 2002, we introduced a dynamic learning program (DLP) of strategies in the high school of the Central Visayas Institute Foundation (CVIF). This was after three years of full immersion and observation that revealed the weaknesses of prevailing educational programs and strategies. With so much effort and backbreaking work, results were nil or negligible.
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