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RESULTS OF QAME
FOR DAY 3
DTOT ON HIGHER ORDER THINKING
SKILLS-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
PACKAGES (HOTS-PLPs)
DAY 3 RESPONDENTS DATA
CLASS
NUMBER OF
PARTICIPANTS
EXPECTED
NUMBER OF
RESPONSES
ACTUAL
NUMBER OF
RESPONSES
PERCENTAGE OF
PARTICIPATION
ENGLISH CLASS A
49 147 147 100%
ENGLISH CLASS B
49 147 147 100%
SCIENCE CLASS A
49 147 147 100%
SCIENCE CLASS B
49 147 147 100%
TOTAL
190 588 588 100%
PROGRAM MAGAMENET AND LEARNING
MANAGEMENT TEAM ATTENDANCE
DAY PMT LMT
EXPECTED
NO. OF
ATTENDEES
ACTUAL
ATTENDEES
PERCENTAGE
OF
ATTENDANCE
DAY 1 8 14 22 18 81.82%
DAY 2 8 14 22 19 86.36%
DAY 3
8 14 22 20 90.90%
NUMERICAL AND
DESCRIPTIVE RATINGS
NUMERICAL RATING DESCRIPTIVE RATING
0-1.49 FAIR
1.50-2.49 GOOD
2.50-3.49 BEST
3.50-4.0 EXCELLENT
QUANTITATIVE DATA
ON QAME END-OF-
SESSION RESULTS
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
PART I
TRAINING VENUE
PART II
ACCOMMODATION
PART III
PROGRAM PROPER
PART IV
SESSION & RP
EVALUATION
PART V
PART I
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• The program started on time.
• The session objectives were explained at the beginning of the
session.
• The information and instruction given before the event is clear and
easy to follow.
• The organization of the program is logical.
• The time allotted for the session was sufficient to absorb inputs.
• Adequate session breaks (mid-morning, lunch and mid-afternoon)
• Program was structured properly.
• Socially-inclusive, gender-sensitive, non-discriminatory and non-
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• Program was managed efficiently.
• Emerging welfare needs were immediately addressed.
• Responsive to the need of participants.
• The organization of the opening program flow was logical (national
anthem, ecumenical prayer, DepEd Quality Policy Statement,
welcome remarks, and Introduction of Participants).
• Management of learning (leveling of expectations, agreeing on
session norms, discussion of program objectives and matrix).
• The purpose of the program was clear.
• The session ended on time.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
EVALUATION RESULTS
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A &
B
NO. OF RESPONSES:190
(100%)
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT EVALUATION
The
progra
m
started
on
time.
.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
inform
ation
and
instruct
ion
given
before
the
event
is clear
and
easy to
follow.
The
organizati
on of the
program
is logical.
The time
allotted
for the
session
was
sufficient
to absorb
inputs.
Adequat
e
session
breaks
(mid-
morning,
lunch
and mid-
afternoo
n)
Progra
m was
structur
ed
properl
y.
Socially
-
inclusiv
e,
gender-
sensitiv
e, non-
discrimi
natory
and
non-
stereoty
pical
languag
e was
always
used.
Program
was
managed
efficiently.
Emergi
ng
welfare
needs
were
immedi
ately
address
ed.
Respon
sive to
the
need of
particip
ants.
The
organizat
ion of the
opening
program
flow was
logical
Managem
ent of
learning
(leveling of
expectatio
ns,
agreeing
on session
norms,
discussion
of program
objectives
and
matrix).
.
The
purpose
of the
program
was
clear.
The
sessio
n
ended
on
time.
AVERAGE
3.94 3.98 3.98 3.97 3.97 3.96 3.97 3.97 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.97 3.98 3.95 3.97
Excellen
t
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
Source: Online QAME Tool
COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF
DAY 1, 2 and DAY 3 ON PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT EVALUATION
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
3.94 3.95 3.97
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
PART II
TRAINING VENUE
TRAINING VENUE
EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• Well-lighted.
• Well-ventilated.
• Sufficient space for program activities.
• Adequate soundproofing.
• Serviceability of equipment (Sound System and Microphone)
• Strong and reliable Internet Connection
• Clean.
• Accessible comfort rooms.
• Meals were of satisfactory quality.
• Meals were nutritious.
• Meals were varied.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
TRAINING VENUE EVALUATION
RESULTS
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A &
B
NO. OF RESPONSES:190
(100%)
TRAINING VENUE EVALUATION
Well-
lighted.
.
Well-
ventilated.
Sufficient
space for
program
activities.
Adequate
soundproofi
ng.
Serviceabilit
y of
equipment
(Sound
System and
Microphone
)
Strong
and
reliable
Internet
Connectio
n
Clean.
Accessible
comfort
rooms.
Meals were
of
satisfactory
quality.
Meals
were
nutritious
.
Meals
were
varied.
AVERAGE
3.97 3.95 3.88 3.85 3.89 3.91 3.93 3.92 3.90 3.92 3.97 3.91
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF
DAY 1, 2 and DAY 3 ON TRAINING
VENUE EVALUATION
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
3.83 3.87 3.91
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
PART III
ACCOMMODATION
ACCOMMODATION
EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• With sufficient space.
• Comfortable.
• Clean accommodation.
• Facilities are in good working order.
• Toiletries are provided.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION
RESULTS
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A &
B
NO. OF RESPONSES:190
(100%)
ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION
With sufficient
space.
Comfortable.
Clean
accommodatio
n.
Facilities are in
good working order.
Toiletries are
provided. AVERAGE
3.80 3.88 3.88 3.85 3.75 3.83
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF
DAY 1,2 and DAY 3 ON
ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
3.74 3.74 3.83
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
PART IV
PROGRAM PROPER
PROGRAM PROPER
EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• The Opening Program started on time.
• The organization of the opening program flow
was logical
• Management of learning was adequately
handled
• The purpose of the opening program was clear.
• The Opening Program ended on time.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
PROGRAM PROPER EVALUATION
RESULTS
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A &
B
NO. OF RESPONSES:190
(100%)
PROGRAM PROPER EVALUATION
The Opening
Program
started on
time.
The
organization
of the
opening
program flow
was logical
Management
of learning
was
adequately
handled
The purpose of
the opening
program was
clear.
The Opening
Program
ended on time.
AVERAGE
3.97 3.97 3.98 3.98 3.95 3.97
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF
DAY 1,2 and DAY 3 ON PROGRAM
PROPER EVALUATION
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
3.93 3.96 3.97
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
PART V
SESSION AND RESOURCE
PERSON EVALUATION
SESSION EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• The session started on time.
• The session objectives were explained at the beginning of the session.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert demonstrated expertise of the
topic.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert explained the topics in an
understandable level.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert accommodated my concerns and
questions.
• The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or
to accomplish outputs.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert establishes rapport with
participants.
SESSION EVALUATION
INDICATORS
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert established and maintained a
positive/non-threatening and comfortable learning environment.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert demonstrated good communication
skills (verbal and non-verbal).
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert used appropriate technology with
ease and confidence.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert synthesized the responses of the
participants and the activities of the session.
• The resource speaker/subject-matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptability
in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriate response to unforeseen
situations.
• The resource speaker/ subject-matter expert presented him/herself in a
professional manner.
• The session ended on time.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
SESSION AND RESOURCE PERSON
EVALUATION RESULTS
ENGLISH CLASS A
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ROMEO T. CABUELLO
JR.
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.96 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.89 3.99
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RUSTUM GEONZON
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ROMEO T. CABUELLO
JR.
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.96 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.93 3.98
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: MS. AGNES GACELOS
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ROMEO T. CABUELLO
JR.
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.93 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.95 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.89 3.98
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: MS. MA. JASMIN CHEN
ENGLISH CLASS B
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS B
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ONRIQUE ROLUNA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.85 3.99
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RUSTUM GEONZON
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS B
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ONRIQUE ROLUNA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.98 3.98 3.96 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.96 3.98 3.96 3.96 3.98 3.98 3.96 3.97
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: MS. ANITESS JOANNA
DACUT
CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS B
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ONRIQUE ROLUNA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.95 3.90 3.71 3.78 3.88 3.85 3.90 3.88 3.85 3.66 3.73 3.88 3.85 3.88 3.90 3.84
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: MS. WILMA MONTEJO
SCIENCE CLASS A
CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS A
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGER: MS. EDRIELYN C. CAMPILLA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.95 3.97 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.97 3.97 3.98 3.95 3.93 3.98 3.95 3.97 3.98 3.97 3.97
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
SESSION 3
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: MS. ROCHELLE
CABADSAN
CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS A
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGER: MS. EDRIELYN C. CAMPILLA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.95 4.00 3.90 3.95 4.00 3.95 3.95 4.00 3.95 3.90 4.00 4.00 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.96
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
SESSION 3
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RELDIN CAJES
CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS A
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGER: MS. EDRIELYN C. CAMPILLA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.96 4.00 3.93 3.93 4.00 3.96 3.93 3.96 3.93 4.00 3.93 4.00 3.93 4.00 3.96 3.96
Excellent
Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
SESSION 3
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RELDIN CAJES
SCIENCE CLASS B
CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS B
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGER: MR. RICHARD N. GULA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.95 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.95 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.99
Excellen
t
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
SESSION 3
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: DR. KAREN DOROJA
CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS B
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGER: MR. RICHARD N. GULA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explain
ed at
the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.93 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 4.00 3.98 4.00 3.98 3.99
Excellen
t
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
SESSION 3
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: DR. KAREN DOROJA
CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS B
NO. OF RESPONSES:49
(100%)
SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
CLASS MANAGER: MR. RICHARD N. GULA
The
sessio
n
started
on
time.
The
session
objectiv
es were
explaine
d at the
beginni
ng of
the
session.
The
resour
ce
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
demon
strated
experti
se of
the
topic.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
explained
the topics
in an
understa
ndable
level.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
accommo
dated my
concerns
and
questions
.
The time
and
pace
allotted
for each
session
was
sufficient
to
absorb
inputs or
to
accompli
sh
outputs.
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
establis
hes
rapport
with
particip
ants.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
checke
d for the
underst
anding
of
particip
ants
and
process
es their
respons
es.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
establishe
d and
maintaine
d a
positive/n
on-
threatenin
g and
comfortabl
e learning
environme
nt.
The
resourc
e
speaker
/subject
-matter
expert
demons
trated
good
commu
nication
skills
(verbal
and
non-
verbal).
The
resourc
e
speake
r/subje
ct-
matter
expert
used
appropr
iate
technol
ogy
with
ease
and
confide
nce.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
synthesiz
ed the
response
s of the
participa
nts and
the
activities
of the
session.
The
resource
speaker/s
ubject-
matter
expert
exhibited
flexibility
and
adaptabilit
y in the
delivery of
the
session to
ensure an
appropriat
e
response
to
unforesee
n
situations.
The
resource
speaker/
subject-
matter
expert
presente
d
him/hers
elf in a
professio
nal
manner.
The
sessi
on
ende
d on
time.
AVERAGE
3.98 4.00 3.98 3.96 3.98 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.99
Excellen
t
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellen
t
Excellent Excellent
EXCELLE
NT
SESSION 3
Source: Online QAME Tool
RESOURCE PERSON: MRS. CONCEPCION
MABINI
NO. OF
RESPONSES:190
SUMMARY OF THE SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
DR.
GEONZON
A.
GACELOS
J.
Cheng
DR.
GEONZON
A.
Dacut
W.
Montejo
R.
Cabadsan
Dr.
Cajes
Dr.
Cajes
Dr.
Doroja
Dr.
Doroja
C.
Mabini
AVERAGE
3.99 3.98 3.98 3.99 3.97 3.84 3.97 3.96 3.96 3.99 3.99 3.99 3.97
Excellent Excellent
Excellent Excelle
nt
Excellen
t
Excell
ent
Excellen
t
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excelle
nt
Excell
ent
EXCELLE
NT
Source: Online QAME Tool
COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF
DAY 1, 2 and DAY 3 ON SESSION AND
RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
3.98 3.95 3.97
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
NO. OF
RESPONSES:588
OVER-ALL SUMMARY OF THE
QAME RESULTS FOR DAY 3
PART I
PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT
PART II
TRAINING
VENUE
PART III
ACCOMMODA
TION
PART IV
PROGRAM
PROPER
PART V
SESSION & RP
EVALUATION
AVERAGE
3.97 3.91 3.83 3.97 3.97 3.93
Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT
Source: Online QAME Tool
OVER-ALL COMPARISON OF QAME
RESULTS OF DAY 1,2 and DAY 3
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3
3.88 3.89 3.93
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
QUALITATIVE DATA ON
QAME END-OF-
SESSION RESULTS
QUALITATIVE RESULTS HARVESTED
THROUGH THE ONLINE QAME TOOL
1. The facilitator portrays enthusiasm and utmost expertise in delivering the
topic. (Science Class B)
2. The training is also valuable for the elementary teachers because it involves
in teaching practice and the quality learner we aim to have. (Science Class B)
3. Provide us the slide presented by the resource speaker. Because the ones
given to the participants is different from the ones used by the RS. (English
Class B)
4. Rooms on the 5th floor has a slow internet connectivity (English Class A)
5. During breakfast, bananas should not be served because according to
research, it's not good to eat bananas at that time. I would suggest that
apples should be served. Thank you! (English Class B)
QUALITATIVE RESULTS HARVESTED
THROUGH THE ONLINE QAME TOOL
1. Thank you for the training bag. (Science Class A)
2. The activities given allows us to get engaged more in practicing how to craft
questions, acceptable answers and rationalization.
3. Food is better today. Thank you. (Science Class A)
4. I hope the next speaker will have the same strategy in delivering the topic. Coz it
was really fun. I enjoyed a lot (Science Class B)
5. Maybe more time to answer next time and more worksheets. (Science Class
A)
THANK YOU FOR
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HOTS QAME RESULTS DAY 1 TO DAY 3 AND EVALUATION

  • 1. RESULTS OF QAME FOR DAY 3 DTOT ON HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS-PROFESSIONAL LEARNING PACKAGES (HOTS-PLPs)
  • 2. DAY 3 RESPONDENTS DATA CLASS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS EXPECTED NUMBER OF RESPONSES ACTUAL NUMBER OF RESPONSES PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION ENGLISH CLASS A 49 147 147 100% ENGLISH CLASS B 49 147 147 100% SCIENCE CLASS A 49 147 147 100% SCIENCE CLASS B 49 147 147 100% TOTAL 190 588 588 100%
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  • 8. PROGRAM MAGAMENET AND LEARNING MANAGEMENT TEAM ATTENDANCE DAY PMT LMT EXPECTED NO. OF ATTENDEES ACTUAL ATTENDEES PERCENTAGE OF ATTENDANCE DAY 1 8 14 22 18 81.82% DAY 2 8 14 22 19 86.36% DAY 3 8 14 22 20 90.90%
  • 9. NUMERICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE RATINGS NUMERICAL RATING DESCRIPTIVE RATING 0-1.49 FAIR 1.50-2.49 GOOD 2.50-3.49 BEST 3.50-4.0 EXCELLENT
  • 10. QUANTITATIVE DATA ON QAME END-OF- SESSION RESULTS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT PART I TRAINING VENUE PART II ACCOMMODATION PART III PROGRAM PROPER PART IV SESSION & RP EVALUATION PART V
  • 12. PROGRAM MANAGEMENT EVALUATION INDICATORS • The program started on time. • The session objectives were explained at the beginning of the session. • The information and instruction given before the event is clear and easy to follow. • The organization of the program is logical. • The time allotted for the session was sufficient to absorb inputs. • Adequate session breaks (mid-morning, lunch and mid-afternoon) • Program was structured properly. • Socially-inclusive, gender-sensitive, non-discriminatory and non-
  • 13. PROGRAM MANAGEMENT EVALUATION INDICATORS • Program was managed efficiently. • Emerging welfare needs were immediately addressed. • Responsive to the need of participants. • The organization of the opening program flow was logical (national anthem, ecumenical prayer, DepEd Quality Policy Statement, welcome remarks, and Introduction of Participants). • Management of learning (leveling of expectations, agreeing on session norms, discussion of program objectives and matrix). • The purpose of the program was clear. • The session ended on time.
  • 14. GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT EVALUATION RESULTS
  • 15. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A & B NO. OF RESPONSES:190 (100%) PROGRAM MANAGEMENT EVALUATION The progra m started on time. . The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The inform ation and instruct ion given before the event is clear and easy to follow. The organizati on of the program is logical. The time allotted for the session was sufficient to absorb inputs. Adequat e session breaks (mid- morning, lunch and mid- afternoo n) Progra m was structur ed properl y. Socially - inclusiv e, gender- sensitiv e, non- discrimi natory and non- stereoty pical languag e was always used. Program was managed efficiently. Emergi ng welfare needs were immedi ately address ed. Respon sive to the need of particip ants. The organizat ion of the opening program flow was logical Managem ent of learning (leveling of expectatio ns, agreeing on session norms, discussion of program objectives and matrix). . The purpose of the program was clear. The sessio n ended on time. AVERAGE 3.94 3.98 3.98 3.97 3.97 3.96 3.97 3.97 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.97 3.98 3.95 3.97 Excellen t Excelle nt Excelle nt Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT Source: Online QAME Tool
  • 16. COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF DAY 1, 2 and DAY 3 ON PROGRAM MANAGEMENT EVALUATION DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 3.94 3.95 3.97 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
  • 18. TRAINING VENUE EVALUATION INDICATORS • Well-lighted. • Well-ventilated. • Sufficient space for program activities. • Adequate soundproofing. • Serviceability of equipment (Sound System and Microphone) • Strong and reliable Internet Connection • Clean. • Accessible comfort rooms. • Meals were of satisfactory quality. • Meals were nutritious. • Meals were varied.
  • 19. GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE TRAINING VENUE EVALUATION RESULTS
  • 20. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A & B NO. OF RESPONSES:190 (100%) TRAINING VENUE EVALUATION Well- lighted. . Well- ventilated. Sufficient space for program activities. Adequate soundproofi ng. Serviceabilit y of equipment (Sound System and Microphone ) Strong and reliable Internet Connectio n Clean. Accessible comfort rooms. Meals were of satisfactory quality. Meals were nutritious . Meals were varied. AVERAGE 3.97 3.95 3.88 3.85 3.89 3.91 3.93 3.92 3.90 3.92 3.97 3.91 Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool
  • 21. COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF DAY 1, 2 and DAY 3 ON TRAINING VENUE EVALUATION DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 3.83 3.87 3.91 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
  • 23. ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION INDICATORS • With sufficient space. • Comfortable. • Clean accommodation. • Facilities are in good working order. • Toiletries are provided.
  • 24. GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION RESULTS
  • 25. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A & B NO. OF RESPONSES:190 (100%) ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION With sufficient space. Comfortable. Clean accommodatio n. Facilities are in good working order. Toiletries are provided. AVERAGE 3.80 3.88 3.88 3.85 3.75 3.83 Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool
  • 26. COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF DAY 1,2 and DAY 3 ON ACCOMMODATION EVALUATION DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 3.74 3.74 3.83 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
  • 28. PROGRAM PROPER EVALUATION INDICATORS • The Opening Program started on time. • The organization of the opening program flow was logical • Management of learning was adequately handled • The purpose of the opening program was clear. • The Opening Program ended on time.
  • 29. GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE PROGRAM PROPER EVALUATION RESULTS
  • 30. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A & B / SCIENCE CLASS A & B NO. OF RESPONSES:190 (100%) PROGRAM PROPER EVALUATION The Opening Program started on time. The organization of the opening program flow was logical Management of learning was adequately handled The purpose of the opening program was clear. The Opening Program ended on time. AVERAGE 3.97 3.97 3.98 3.98 3.95 3.97 Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool
  • 31. COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF DAY 1,2 and DAY 3 ON PROGRAM PROPER EVALUATION DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 3.93 3.96 3.97 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
  • 32. PART V SESSION AND RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION
  • 33. SESSION EVALUATION INDICATORS • The session started on time. • The session objectives were explained at the beginning of the session. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert demonstrated expertise of the topic. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert explained the topics in an understandable level. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert accommodated my concerns and questions. • The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accomplish outputs. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert establishes rapport with participants.
  • 34. SESSION EVALUATION INDICATORS • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert established and maintained a positive/non-threatening and comfortable learning environment. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert demonstrated good communication skills (verbal and non-verbal). • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert used appropriate technology with ease and confidence. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert synthesized the responses of the participants and the activities of the session. • The resource speaker/subject-matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptability in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriate response to unforeseen situations. • The resource speaker/ subject-matter expert presented him/herself in a professional manner. • The session ended on time.
  • 35. GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE SESSION AND RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION RESULTS
  • 37. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ROMEO T. CABUELLO JR. The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.96 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.89 3.99 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RUSTUM GEONZON
  • 38. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ROMEO T. CABUELLO JR. The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.96 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.93 3.98 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: MS. AGNES GACELOS
  • 39. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS A NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ROMEO T. CABUELLO JR. The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.93 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.95 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.89 3.98 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: MS. MA. JASMIN CHEN
  • 41. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS B NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ONRIQUE ROLUNA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.85 3.99 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RUSTUM GEONZON
  • 42. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS B NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ONRIQUE ROLUNA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.98 3.98 3.96 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.96 3.98 3.96 3.96 3.98 3.98 3.96 3.97 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: MS. ANITESS JOANNA DACUT
  • 43. CLASS: ENGLISH CLASS B NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGERS:MR. ONRIQUE ROLUNA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.95 3.90 3.71 3.78 3.88 3.85 3.90 3.88 3.85 3.66 3.73 3.88 3.85 3.88 3.90 3.84 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: MS. WILMA MONTEJO
  • 45. CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS A NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGER: MS. EDRIELYN C. CAMPILLA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.95 3.97 3.98 3.98 3.98 3.97 3.97 3.98 3.95 3.93 3.98 3.95 3.97 3.98 3.97 3.97 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT SESSION 3 Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: MS. ROCHELLE CABADSAN
  • 46. CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS A NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGER: MS. EDRIELYN C. CAMPILLA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.95 4.00 3.90 3.95 4.00 3.95 3.95 4.00 3.95 3.90 4.00 4.00 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.96 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT SESSION 3 Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RELDIN CAJES
  • 47. CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS A NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGER: MS. EDRIELYN C. CAMPILLA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.96 4.00 3.93 3.93 4.00 3.96 3.93 3.96 3.93 4.00 3.93 4.00 3.93 4.00 3.96 3.96 Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT SESSION 3 Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: DR. RELDIN CAJES
  • 49. CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS B NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGER: MR. RICHARD N. GULA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.95 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.95 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.99 Excellen t Excelle nt Excelle nt Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT SESSION 3 Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: DR. KAREN DOROJA
  • 50. CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS B NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGER: MR. RICHARD N. GULA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explain ed at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.93 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.98 4.00 3.98 4.00 3.98 3.99 Excellen t Excelle nt Excelle nt Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT SESSION 3 Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: DR. KAREN DOROJA
  • 51. CLASS: SCIENCE CLASS B NO. OF RESPONSES:49 (100%) SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION CLASS MANAGER: MR. RICHARD N. GULA The sessio n started on time. The session objectiv es were explaine d at the beginni ng of the session. The resour ce speake r/subje ct- matter expert demon strated experti se of the topic. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert explained the topics in an understa ndable level. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert accommo dated my concerns and questions . The time and pace allotted for each session was sufficient to absorb inputs or to accompli sh outputs. The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert establis hes rapport with particip ants. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert checke d for the underst anding of particip ants and process es their respons es. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert establishe d and maintaine d a positive/n on- threatenin g and comfortabl e learning environme nt. The resourc e speaker /subject -matter expert demons trated good commu nication skills (verbal and non- verbal). The resourc e speake r/subje ct- matter expert used appropr iate technol ogy with ease and confide nce. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert synthesiz ed the response s of the participa nts and the activities of the session. The resource speaker/s ubject- matter expert exhibited flexibility and adaptabilit y in the delivery of the session to ensure an appropriat e response to unforesee n situations. The resource speaker/ subject- matter expert presente d him/hers elf in a professio nal manner. The sessi on ende d on time. AVERAGE 3.98 4.00 3.98 3.96 3.98 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.98 4.00 4.00 3.98 3.99 Excellen t Excelle nt Excelle nt Excellent Excellen t Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent Excellen t Excellen t Excellen t Excellent Excellent EXCELLE NT SESSION 3 Source: Online QAME Tool RESOURCE PERSON: MRS. CONCEPCION MABINI
  • 52. NO. OF RESPONSES:190 SUMMARY OF THE SESSION & RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION DR. GEONZON A. GACELOS J. Cheng DR. GEONZON A. Dacut W. Montejo R. Cabadsan Dr. Cajes Dr. Cajes Dr. Doroja Dr. Doroja C. Mabini AVERAGE 3.99 3.98 3.98 3.99 3.97 3.84 3.97 3.96 3.96 3.99 3.99 3.99 3.97 Excellent Excellent Excellent Excelle nt Excellen t Excell ent Excellen t Excelle nt Excelle nt Excelle nt Excelle nt Excell ent EXCELLE NT Source: Online QAME Tool
  • 53. COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF DAY 1, 2 and DAY 3 ON SESSION AND RESOURCE PERSON EVALUATION DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 3.98 3.95 3.97 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
  • 54. NO. OF RESPONSES:588 OVER-ALL SUMMARY OF THE QAME RESULTS FOR DAY 3 PART I PROGRAM MANAGEMENT PART II TRAINING VENUE PART III ACCOMMODA TION PART IV PROGRAM PROPER PART V SESSION & RP EVALUATION AVERAGE 3.97 3.91 3.83 3.97 3.97 3.93 Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent EXCELLENT Source: Online QAME Tool
  • 55. OVER-ALL COMPARISON OF QAME RESULTS OF DAY 1,2 and DAY 3 DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 3.88 3.89 3.93 EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT
  • 56. QUALITATIVE DATA ON QAME END-OF- SESSION RESULTS
  • 57. QUALITATIVE RESULTS HARVESTED THROUGH THE ONLINE QAME TOOL 1. The facilitator portrays enthusiasm and utmost expertise in delivering the topic. (Science Class B) 2. The training is also valuable for the elementary teachers because it involves in teaching practice and the quality learner we aim to have. (Science Class B) 3. Provide us the slide presented by the resource speaker. Because the ones given to the participants is different from the ones used by the RS. (English Class B) 4. Rooms on the 5th floor has a slow internet connectivity (English Class A) 5. During breakfast, bananas should not be served because according to research, it's not good to eat bananas at that time. I would suggest that apples should be served. Thank you! (English Class B)
  • 58. QUALITATIVE RESULTS HARVESTED THROUGH THE ONLINE QAME TOOL 1. Thank you for the training bag. (Science Class A) 2. The activities given allows us to get engaged more in practicing how to craft questions, acceptable answers and rationalization. 3. Food is better today. Thank you. (Science Class A) 4. I hope the next speaker will have the same strategy in delivering the topic. Coz it was really fun. I enjoyed a lot (Science Class B) 5. Maybe more time to answer next time and more worksheets. (Science Class A)