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Action plan 2013 2014
1. ACTION PLAN S.Y. 2013-2014
TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION
PROGRAMS ACTIVITIES TO BE UNDERTAKEN STRATEGIES PEOPLE INVOLVED TIME FRAME SUCCESS INDICATORS
INSTRCUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
A. Lesson Planning
By the end of S.Y. 2013-2014,teacher
should be ableto
Present lesson plan which is specific
measurable,attainable,realisticand
timely formulated and adopted.
Prepares appropriateinstructional
materials and teachingaids
Providevarious strategies and
methods for the students suitablefor
their learningability.
Present lesson plan related to the past
lessons wherein review will bedone
and questions will beasked.
Present and develop lesson which is
interrelated usingvarious techniques
and teaching materials basingon the
objectives of the lesson and the needs
of the students.
Motivation will beenhanced through
student’s participation,usingaudio-
visual aidsand variousactivities to get
learners interests
Preparation of lesson plan
with specific,attainable,
realisticand timely
objectives.
Selecting of suitable
strategies for every
teaching areas.
Selection of suitable
strategies for every
teaching areas.
Presentation of lessons
basingon pastlesson
Application of techniques to
the lessons presented.
Presentation of ideas
through lessons.
Maximizingstudents’
participation by using –
visual aids.
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Prepared complete lesson
plan for the school year with
attainableobjectives
Prepare instructional
materials compiled athand
Providingdifferent
strategies to enhance
student’s learning
B. Learner’s
Achievement
By the end of S.Y. 2013-2014,learner’s
achievement level duringthe PostTest
will improveby 65% over pretest.
At least90% of the students
participates actively in Skills
Demonstration week
2% drop-out rate this SY shall have
reduced by 1%
Administeringschool-
based Diagnostic and
Summative Test.
* Conduct Skills
Demonstration week
* Checkingof student’s
Attendance regularly
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
June 2013 & March 2014
March 2014
Compiled results of
Dept., Quizzes,
diagnostic and
Summative Test.
2. C. School,Home and
Community
Involvement
Organized and maintained functional
Homeroom PTA
Conducted PTA meeting every grading
period.
Disseminated school policies
/programs/activities/ projects atleast
85% of the school’s clientele.
Participated actively in community
projects.
OrganizingHomeroom
PTA
Conducting PTA meeting
every gradingperiod
Dessimination of school
activities to students and
other clienteles
Attending community
projects/activities where
teacher involvement is
needed.
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
June 2013
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Dessiminted policies and
activities to school clientele
STEP By the end of the SY 2013-2014
OrganizeSTEP with newly elected
officers
Teacher will be acted as facilitator
with the maximum involvement of
learners.
Participatein the cluster and Division
STEP Skills Competition
Teacher will be ableto suitlearner’s
abilities through selected activities
and providingindividual teachingto
enhance their skillsand talent.
Increasenumber of students
qualified in the Cluster and Division
Skills Olympics
Accomplished very satisfactory
performance as STEP adviser/coach
of the school.
Election of STEP officers
per TLE classes,per year
and school level.
Facilitatingstudents to
participateactively in all
STEP activities
Encourage students to
participateactively
Selecting activities suited
to the learner
Providingindividual
teaching as need arises.
Coachingmy students
necessary in TLE
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
July 2013
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Maintained
involvement of students
in their respective skills
Coached winning
students in my
specialization
PHYSICAL FACILITIES By the end of the SY 2013-2014
Maintain clean and orderly classes
and premises all thetime.
Maintain classroomconduciveto
learningwherein chairs,equipment
wherein arranged properly according
to activities.
Learning aids athand and displayed
Facilities maintained
Manifestation of students’ proper
behavior insidethe classroom
Groupingof students
Assigning students
respective works and
responsibilities.
Arranginglearning
area/room conduciveto
students
Checking of facilities
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Maintained involvement of
students in their respective
skills
3. Proper keeping and
cleaningof tools
SCHOOL GARDEN/MINI
FOREST PARK
By the end of the SY 2013-2014,our
school garden and mini forest park
Inculcated in the mind of the
students the importance of planting
and propagated plants
Managingschool nurseries
Applied different methods in
propagatingfruitand tree crops.
Implement the school in a garden
program in our school by planting
more trees around the school area
Assigningstudents to
plantat leastone seedling
Supervisingstudents
activities in cultivatingthe
orchard or school nursery.
Conduct seminars on how
to propagatefruit trees
Participateactively in the
development of the forest
park in the TLE
department.
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Maintained involvement of
students in their respective
skills
NUTRITION PROGRAM By the end of the SY 2013-2014 nutrition
program
Conduct Nutrition Month through
contest
Help eliminatemalnutrition among
students
Integrate Nutrition
Education in my lesson
Conduct feeding program
among malnourished
students.
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
July 2013
July 2013
Followup student’s
progress in their eating
habits.
CANTEEN MANAGEMENT By the end of the SY 2013-2014 the school
canteen:
Help eliminatemalnutrition
among students
Serve as laboratory for home
economics.
Serve as a venue for the
development of desirableeating
habits of students
Service should be the main
consideration and profitshall be
secondary.
Only nutritious foods shall
be sold in the canteen
Supervisingstudents
activities in preparing
foods
Teaching students about
health and nutrition
Sellingnutritious foods
but reasonablemark-up.
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Students, Dept. Head,
Principal,Supervisor,ASDS
& SDS
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round
Year Round