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Meena B. Perez, a teacher at Sta. Maria East Integrated School, submitted her individual workweek accomplishment report for January 1-31, 2021. During this period, she engaged in various teaching duties including distributing and collecting learning modules from students, printing and organizing modules, attending meetings, and monitoring student outputs. She logged her daily time-in and time-out to document her on-site work arrangements and activities to support remote learning amid the pandemic. The report was reviewed and approved by her supervisors at the school and district level.
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