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The document outlines new guidelines for student evaluation at Our Lady of Pompei Elementary School. Key changes include fewer results to record and communicate, standardization across the province, and simplification for parents. Evaluation will now include competency reporting and comments instead of percentages. Term weighting, compulsory exam weighting, and subjects of evaluation have also been adjusted.
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2. It is introduced through two modules - as a subject focusing on speaking, reading and writing the mother tongue in grades 1-3, and as a medium of instruction in all subjects except Filipino and English from Kinder to grade 3.
3. Grade level standards in primary school include developing reading, writing, math, science and social studies skills appropriate for each level, such as reading fluently and writing clear paragraphs in grade 3.
Handbook year 8 - 2013.14
Pupils are encouraged to seek help from their
teacher or assistant if they are struggling with any aspect of
their Maths work. Extra support sessions are also available
during lunchtimes and after school.
Assessment: Regular assessments are held throughout the
year to monitor progress. End of term exams contribute 30%
to the final grade.
Web Pages:
- www.mymaths.co.uk
- www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks3bitesize/maths
- www.mathsisfun.com
- www.nrich.maths.org
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