16. Different ways on how a DepEd teacher can be easily
promoted
1.EDUCATION
2.LENGTH OF SEVICE
3. TRAINING AND MORE TRAININGS
4. COORDINATORSHIP AND OTHER ANCILIARY DESIGNATIONS
5. RESEARCH
6. SCHOOL PROJECTS
7. BEING AN EVENT OFFICIAL/COACH
8. TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
9. SCHOOL RECORD
10. HUMILITY AND GOOD LEADERSHIP
22. How it works…
DepEd Action Research is a process of systematic,
reflective inquiry to improve educational practices or resolve
problems in any operating unit (i.e. school, classroom,
office).
The research topic/area should be taken from Basic
Education Research Agenda under the following themes:
teaching and learning, child protection, human resource
development, and governance themes: disaster risk
reduction management, gender and development, and
inclusive education.
24. Level of
Governance
Areas of Research
Maximum
amount
Who can
avail?
Where to
Submit?
Duration
of the
Research
National research that would inform
policy and decision making at
the national level; program
development and
implementation; program
evaluation; process
evaluation and impact study
Not more than
PhP500,000 per
research
Regular DepEd
employees with
SG not below 11;
qualified
external
research
institutions
Policy Research and
Development
Division-Central
Office (PRD-CO)
Maximum of 1
y
READ: DepEd Order No. 43, s. 2015
Region, Division, District Research that would
improve contextualization
and implementation of
policy in the region, division
and district; program
development and process
and program evaluation
Not more than PhP150,000
per research
Regular employees of DepEd
RO, SDO and Districts with
SG not below 11
Policy, Planning and
Research Division-Regional
OfficefPPRD-RO
Schools action research that
would improve teaching
and learning and school
governance; matters
arising from SIP analysis
and Learning Action
Cells sessions that
require further
investigation
Not more than
PhP30,000 per research
Regular school heads,
teachers and qualified
non teaching personnel
Maximum of 6 months
25. DepEd Research Proposals should also follow the
prescribed outline/format stipulated in the
Research Management Guidelines.
Proponent/s (maximum of three) along with his/her
or their proposal should submit the following
documents to the Schools Division Research
Committee (SDRC) for final evaluation using the
rubrics.
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37. Sample Titles of Action Research in Deped: (Teaching and
learning, stakeholders support , child protection, human resource development, and
governance themes: disaster risk reduction management, gender and development, and
inclusive education.)
The Plight of Teachers on One Time Monthly Salary Release: Financial Literacy and
Survival
Maximizing Parents' Involvement in Monitoring Students' Performance in School
Kaguro Ko, Kaagapay Ko. Addressing the Mentoring Barriers As Experienced by
Master Teachers
Job Satisfaction of Public Elementary Schools Teachers
The Effects of Flipped Classroom Learning Model on the Performance of Grade 8
Students in Solving Non-routine Mathematical Problems
School Canteens in Compliance of DepEd Order No. 08, s. 2007: Basis for an
Intervention Plan
Assessment on Schools' Physical Condition: Basis for DRRM Action Plan
38. Beyond Four Walls: Education Behind Bars of Antipolo City Division
Action Research Competence of School Heads and Teachers of Antipolo City Division
Social Media trends sa Pangkatang Gawain ng Mga mag-aaral sa Pagtalakay sa panitikan
Paggamit ng Cartoon sa Pagtuturo ng Noli Me Tangere sa Baitang Siyam
Factors that affect Learners' Poor Skill Performance in EPP/TLE
The relationship between the Reading Performance of the Learners to their Academic
Performance
Influence of Socio-Economic Status on the Academic Performance of 4 P's Student-
Beneficiaries
Anti-Bullying Campaign: Its Effect on Learners' Behavior
Sample Titles of Action Research in Deped:
(Teaching and learning, child protection, human resource development, and
governance themes: disaster risk reduction management, gender and
development, and inclusive education.)
64. Characteristics of an Action Research
A.
Action Research Description
Objectives
Training
Selection of a problem
Hypothesis
Review of literature
Sample
Experimental Design
Analysis of data
Conclusions
Applications of results
65. B. Action Research Template
I. ________________________________
II.________________________________
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VII.______________________________
VIII._____________________________
66. C. If given a chance with your immediate heads to
conduct a school-based action research think of 3 sample
Titles from the existing problem you want to address for
an intervention.
1._________________
2._________________
3._________________