teaching system

Muchild operates from Monday to Friday, with classes running from 7:15 AM to 2:00 PM. Every Monday, the school holds a flag ceremony where students gather in the school courtyard to observe attendance and pay reverence to the national flag—an important tradition that instills patriotism and discipline. Upon arriving at school, students perform salim, a traditional handshake that signifies respect for their teachers. Once the clock strikes 7:15 AM, lessons commence, each lasting an hour with scheduled breaks in between to maintain students’ focus and well-being.

Together with Mister John Vincent Santaana (SEA Teacher from Capiz State University), we greeted students as they enter the school and do salim to us.

Muchild’s teaching system follows a structured and systematic approach to instruction. It begins with meticulous lesson planning and the preparation of instructional materials to ensure that teaching aligns with curriculum standards. The lesson implementation phase emphasizes student-centered learning, where activities are designed to meet the outlined objectives and competencies. To assess both student progress and the effectiveness of instructional delivery, evaluations are conducted at the end of each lesson or unit. This structured approach ensures that learning remains goal-oriented while allowing room for engagement and application.

Pak Fajar Arif Widodo on one of his mathematics classes on Grade 7F.