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Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/iateflwebinar2024
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
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1. Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Cordillera Administrative Region
Division of Mountain Province
District of Barlig
EASTERN BONTOC NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL AND VOCATION HIGH SCHOOL
Barlig, Mountain Province
ACTION PLAN
for INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM
BASIC
EDUCATION
SERVICES
Key Result Areas
(KRAs)
Objectives Activities Strategies People Involved Venue Timeframe Success Indicator
Teaching – Learning
Process
1. Prepare Teaching
Guides/Plans
Write teaching plans Write teaching plans
in every quarter
List of summary of
competencies in every
quarter
Table of Specification
teachers
school head
department
head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Teaching plans in
all subjects taught
2. Checking of Daily Lesson
Logs (DLL)
Monitor the DLL of
all teachers
concerned in the
Related Department
in a weekly basis
Affix signature in the
DLL of teachers in the
Related Department in
a weekly basis.
Teachers will affix
their signatures in the
summary of inspection
teachers
Department
Head
School Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Summary of
Inspection with
noted agreement
or remarks with
the teacher
concern.
3. Facilitation of Learning monitor progress in
the performance of
students
formative &
summative
assessments
teachers
students
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
grade sheets
rubrics
4. 100% Promotion Rate of
Students
ensure the 100%
promotion rate of
students
daily monitoring of
attendance
teachers
students
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Form 2 or
Summary of
Monthly
Attendance
5. IPED Learning Resources develop IPED
learning resources
compilations of
Learning Resources
teachers
students
elders
people of the
community
school
community
other agency
stakeholders
June, 2017 – March,
2018
IP based learning
resources
6. Remedial Instruction conduct individual or group Teachers school June, 2017 – March, Attendance of
2. remediation
activities to students
at risk of dropping
out and with low
level of proficiency.
tasks/collaborative
learning
students 2018 students that
were given
remediation
Plan of activities
7. Home Visitations to
students and parents
track students cause
of absences
notification of parents
visit the student at
home
Teachers
students
Department
Head
School Head
school
community
June, 2017 – March,
2018
Home Visitation
Form duly signed
by the student
and parents
travel order
narrative report
Classroom
Management
1. Zero Drop-out Rate of
students
Maintain zero%
drop-out rate
Awarding of students
with complete
attendance every
month
students
teachers
Department
Head
School Head
school
community
June, 2017 – March,
2018
Monthly Awards
Summary of
Attendance
2. Implementation of Child
Protection Policy
Jibe classroom rules
and regulations with
the policy of Child
Protection
Elect classroom
officers
formulate rules and
regulation
students
teachers
Department
Head
School Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Classroom rules
and regulations
Accomplishment
Report on the
implementation
of Child
Protection Policy
3. Daily Attendance of
Learners
Monitor and ensure
the attainment of
90-100% attendance
of learners in their
classes
daily checking of
attendance
students
teachers
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
summary of
Attendance
4. Child Friendly Classroom
Atmosphere and learning
environment
treat students fairly
conducive
classroom
practice gender
sensitivity
structure classroom
students
teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
pictures of well
structured
classroom
Instructional
1. Conduct of Action
Research
Advocate the
conduct of action
researches as a
means to address
problems inside the
Draft an action
research proposal
teachers
Department
Head
School Head
School June, 2017 – March,
2018
Approved action
research proposal
Post narrative
report
3. Supervision classroom.
2. Conduct seminars/
trainings/workshops/LAC
Session for teachers in a
specific learning areas
Advocate the
conduct seminars/
trainings/workshops
/LAC Session for
teachers in a specific
learning areas
Draft activity request
Implement the activity
teachers
school head
Department
Head
School June, 2017 – March,
2018
Approved activity
request and post
narrative report
3. Serve as demonstration
teacher for
school/district/division level
activity
Demonstrate
integration of IKSP’s
in lessons
Write contextualized
lesson plan and
demonstrate
teachers
school head
Department
Head
School June, 2017 – March,
2018
Observation
notes and
approved lesson
plan
4. Observe 100% of teachers
in the school with post
conference in every quarter
Observe all teachers
in the related
department through
formal observation
within a quarter
pre-conference
agreement
post-conference
agreement
teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Observation
notes and
approved DLL
5. Conduct
mentoring/coaching
program to teachers in the
school in a quarterly basis
Mentor/coach
teachers within a
quarter
conference/meeting
LAC Session
teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Minutes of
Meeting and
action plan
6. Manage the performance
of teachers following the
RPMS Cycle ( planning &
commitment, coaching &
mentoring, review &
evaluation, planning &
development)
Implement the
RPMS cycle
planning &
commitment
coaching & mentoring
review & evaluation
planning &
development
teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Minutes of
Meeting
Professional
Development
1. Implement Individual
Development Plan
Write the IPDP and
pass for approval
action plan teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Approved IPDP
2. Subscribe to professional
magazines/download
educational articles
access social media
to download
educational articles
share articles during
meetings
teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Minutes of
meeting
3. Attend to all required
trainings
comply to
commands for
trainings
re-entry plan school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Re-entry plan
4. Demonstrate positive
attitude and professional
ethics
maintain
professionalism at
all times
comments/evaluations teachers
school head
Department
Head
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Comments
4. Community
Involvement
1. Conduct homeroom PTA
meetings
build strong
linkages/partnership
through PTA
meetings/conferences teachers
school head
Department
Head
parents
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
Minutes of
meetings and
attendance
2. Participate in community
activities
attend activities in
the community
assemblies
parade
clean-up drive
activities
teachers
school head
Department
Head
parents
students
school
community
June, 2017 – March,
2018
Action plan
Attendance
Accomplishment
report/narrative
report
3. Networked with other
agencies and stakeholders
relative to school
programs/activities/projects
linkage with other
gov’t agencies
request letters teachers
school head
Department
Heads (office)
parents
students
community
leaders
school
community
June, 2017 – March,
2018
Approved
requests and
transmittals
Others
Perform all other functions
prepare all forms in
the advisee class
(grade 12)
filing of forms
action plan
teachers
school head
Department
Head
students
school June, 2017 – March,
2018
School forms
Prepared by: Recommending Approval: Approved:
FUNNY B. FIADCONG ROGELIO KINORMAN JOSEPH M. MANONGGIT
Master Teacher I Head Teacher III Secondary School Principal I
5. Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Cordillera Administrative Region
Division of Mountain Province
District of Barlig
EASTERN BONTOC NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL AND VOCATION HIGH SCHOOL
Barlig, Mountain Province
SCHEDULE FOR CLASSROOM OBSERVATION
Name of Teacher Grade Level Subject Jun. Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Time Room
1. Oliva M. Duhan
Grade7
Grade8
Grade9
Grade10
Grade11
2. Nory L. Chiu
Grade7
Grade8
Grade9
Grade10
Grade11
Grade12
3. Yvonylyn T. Fosticon
Grade7
Grade8
Grade9
Grade10
Grade11
Grade12
4. Lalaine L. Pocdalen