4. CHARACTERIZATION FOR ARPAN
•There are higher levels in the range of 80 –
84, and a gradual increase for 85 – 89 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. This may
indicate effective teaching strategies that
results to academic progress of learners.
7. CHARACTERIZATION FOR ENGLISH
•There are higher levels in the range of 75 –
79, and a gradual increase for 80 – 84 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. English is
not our main language and dialect; thus,
most learners find the subject more
complex than others.
10. CHARACTERIZATION FOR ESP
•There are higher levels in the range of 80 –
84, and a gradual increase for 85 – 89 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. ESP is a
values-oriented subject in which learners
most often also learn them from their own
families and other forms of media.
13. CHARACTERIZATION FOR EPP/TLE
•There are higher levels in the range of 80 –
84, and a gradual increase for 85 – 89 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. EPP/TLE is
a hands-on subject and mostly learners are
fond of having activities that engages them
to perform such as cooking, gardening, etc.
16. CHARACTERIZATION FOR SCIENCE
•There are higher levels in the range of 75 –
79, and a gradual increase for 80 – 84 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. Science,
which is a major subject, also holds
complex principles and formulae. That is
why most students also find it a bit
difficult.
19. CHARACTERIZATION FOR FILIPINO
•There are higher levels in the range of 80 –
84, and a gradual increase for 85 – 89 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. Since
Tagalog is the main dialect of the
Philippines, most learners are familiar with
it and are able to grasp lectures in Filipino
easier.
22. CHARACTERIZATION FOR MATH
•There are higher levels in the range of 75 –
79, and a gradual increase for 80 – 84 in
transition from 1st to 2nd quarter. Math also
holds complex principles and formulae,
that is why most learners find the subject
very challenging.