ARAL Program Quiz

What is the main goal of the ARAL Program?

• To provide extracurricular activities for kindergarten to Grade 10 learners

• To ensure Kindergarten to Grade 10 learners develop foundational skills in reading, mathematics, and science appropriate to their grade level

• To assess teachers’ performance in core subjects

What does Republic Act No. 12028, also known as the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program Act of 2024, establish?

• A paid tutoring program for selected learners only

• A free and effective national learning intervention program to ensure learners attain DepEd-set competencies for their grade levels

• A scholarship program for outstanding students

What is the basis for learners’ participation in the ARAL-Reading program?

• Learners’ final grades in English for the school year

• Results of specific reading assessments by grade level, such as CRLA and Phil-IRI

• Recommendations from school administrators only

Who are the target learners of ARAL-Reading Plus (Key Stage 2)?

• Learners in Grades 1 to 3 who are beginning to learn how to read

• Learners in Grades 4 to 10 who have significant gaps in foundational literacy skills or who can decode text but still struggle with fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension

• Learners in Grades 11 to 12 who need advanced reading skills

In which Key Stage do learners begin to read, and what grades does ARAL-Reading for this Key Stage cover?

• Key Stage 1 – Grades 1 to 3

• Key Stage 2 – Grades 4 to 6

• Key Stage 3 – Grades 7 to 10

Will there be a set of competencies to be addressed for ARAL-Reading focusing on literacy?

• Yes

• No

• Yes. Tutors shall refer to the reading competencies from the Reading and Literacy and English curricula to strengthen both foundational and grade-level skills. The specific sub-skills and competencies are found in DM 64, s. 2025 (ARAL-Reading) as follows:

What are the four components of Aral Program?

What is the meaning of ARAL?