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The student, John Michael Okan, was not able to submit his final examination or performance task for his Oral Communication class on time due to helping his father repair their house. The teacher provided intervention strategies including informing the student about his incomplete grade through group chat and in-person discussions, and extending the deadline for submissions by two weeks. After monitoring the student's progress during this period, the teacher determined the student was not making significant progress and that the intervention strategies needed revision.
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