Velasco, Mhervin S. 11-STEM Mr. Villamero Dec.

9, 2019

Critique Paper:

Editorial: K-12 grads work ready?

The article, "Editorial: K-12 Grads Work Ready?" By Sunstar a Newspaper Publication
states that how successfully and well prepared the students under the K-12 Basic Education
Program every time they received their jobs or college education after completing the said
curriculum. The article is relevant and understandable. Yet, it is also insufficient and common.

The article is relevant due to the fact many of us relate on the situation which most of
students experiencing this curriculum and some who already graduated Senior High School.
Grads students are capable to equipped necessary skills to be part with the world standard on
basic education. In the statement, "Sales said the students were prepared to be globally
competitive." It shows the possibility happens whether the curriculum is successful and well
prepared.

Next, the article is understandable due to the fact it doesn't use any challenging words
or hard to understand within the statement like for example "The K-12 program covers Senior
High School students will pursue a track that will prepare them for the employment or college
education." It clearly states that the curriculum is to enhancing and preparing the students for
their future life.

Nevertheless, this article used insufficient information because some of its statement
has needed more evidence to prove how successful the K-12 program is. In the statement,
"Lacson said it's necessary to verify these reports to determine if K-12 is the right thing to do
and worth going through.” And “The implementation of the new curriculum saw the lack of
resources, school buildings, and laboratories, which also affected senior high school classes.”
There are information must be needed like the entire batch whom graduated in the country to
see if it is completely successful yet it have a hindrance.

Lastly, the article is common because some facts or information are already been stated
through anybody and doesn't give any freshness of said issue. Except in the statement "In
Negros Occidental, 12, 500 Senior High School students completed the enhanced curriculum." It
only focuses the certain results.

Therefore, I conclude that this article is relevant especially to this generation and help
us to understand briefly the enhanced curriculum but it must be included sufficient information
to prove that it is work already and come up with updated facts in the entire batch.