This document outlines a school's learning recovery and continuity plan for the 2022-2023 academic year. It details strategies and objectives across various subject areas like English, Filipino, Math, Science, etc. to enhance learning and ensure students are grade level ready. Activities include diagnostic testing, one-on-one tutoring, remedial classes, celebratory programs. The goals are to replenish losses from the pandemic and have 75% of students achieve grade level mastery by 2022-2023, and 100% mastery by 2023 onwards. Key players involved are school heads, teachers, students, parents, and coordinators.
This document outlines a school learning recovery and continuity plan for the 2022-2023 school year at Matungao Elementary School. It details strategies and objectives across various subjects like English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science, Araling Panlipunan and Esp to strengthen students' competencies and address learning losses through remedial activities and regular assessments. The plan aims to improve reading, writing and numeracy skills of students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 and help at least 50-75% of students achieve grade level proficiency in the key learning areas by the end of each academic year through targeted instruction and support.
This document outlines Monteverde Elementary School's Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan for the 2022-2023 school year. The plan was created through collaboration between teachers and PTA officers. It aims to improve student learning and address learning gaps in reading, writing, and numeracy. The plan details various projects and activities to achieve these goals, including increasing student enrollment, assessing and improving reading and writing skills, developing numeracy skills, enhancing teacher professional development, improving socio-emotional wellness, ensuring health and safety, strengthening school-community partnerships, and monitoring and evaluating the plan's implementation. Key stakeholders commit to being responsible for continuous improvement and achieving the goal of ensuring education continues successfully.
The document outlines Lumambayan Elementary School's Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan for SY 2022-2023. It identifies gaps in reading and numeracy skills that were addressed through various programs and activities. The plan was developed through consultation and aims to minimize learning difficulties and inculcate positive values in students. Key programs include activities to develop reading comprehension, numeracy skills in basic operations, and discipline. The school commits to understanding students and ensuring no child falls behind in their development.
This document outlines the School Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan of Leuteboro Elementary School for SY 2022-2023 and SY 2023-2024. The plan details programs and activities to address learning losses, strengthen teachers' capacities, and ensure students' health, safety, and well-being. Key objectives include evaluating students' reading performance, enhancing math and writing skills, and developing teachers' skills in teaching strategies and ICT integration. Expected outcomes are improved learning competencies and 100% of students becoming independent readers. The plan was reviewed and approved by education officials.
The BE-LCRP of Roma Elementary School aims to address learning loss from the pandemic through remediation programs and ensure students' well-being. It will assess students to identify learning gaps, provide targeted instruction, and train teachers. The plan operationalizes a 3-phase approach from July 2022-2023 focusing on professional development, health/safety, and learning support. It outlines strategies for intervention, stakeholder engagement, and monitoring/evaluation to help students catch up academically while supporting their mental health.
This document outlines the key stage 3 curriculum policy for a school. It covers teaching, assessment, learning, outcomes, evaluation criteria, expected progress, planning learning, professional development, and principles of learning. The main goals are to develop independent learners through formative assessment, challenging students to think deeply, and ensuring high outcomes for all student groups. Departments will design schemes of learning to build knowledge from shallow to deep understanding while developing students' learning habits. Differentiation and inclusion are also priorities.
American Education Reaches Out (AERO) provides academic standards and professional development to help American international schools develop standards-based curricula. The document outlines AERO's 3-phase plan to implement Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) standardized tests at a school and align the curriculum to AERO standards, including an awareness phase, transition phase, and full implementation phase over 2 years with teacher training and analysis of MAP test results. AERO standards have been developed for multiple subjects and can be integrated with International Baccalaureate programs.
This document outlines an action plan for the Technology and Livelihood Education programs at a school for the 2013-2014 school year. It details activities, strategies, people involved, timeframes, and success indicators for several key areas: instructional development including lesson planning and student achievement; school, home, and community involvement; the student technical-vocational organization (STEP); physical facilities; the school garden/mini forest park; the nutrition program; and canteen management. The overall goals are to improve instruction, increase student participation and performance, develop facilities, promote health and nutrition, and involve the community.
This document outlines a school learning recovery and continuity plan for the 2022-2023 school year at Matungao Elementary School. It details strategies and objectives across various subjects like English, Filipino, Mathematics, Science, Araling Panlipunan and Esp to strengthen students' competencies and address learning losses through remedial activities and regular assessments. The plan aims to improve reading, writing and numeracy skills of students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 and help at least 50-75% of students achieve grade level proficiency in the key learning areas by the end of each academic year through targeted instruction and support.
This document outlines Monteverde Elementary School's Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan for the 2022-2023 school year. The plan was created through collaboration between teachers and PTA officers. It aims to improve student learning and address learning gaps in reading, writing, and numeracy. The plan details various projects and activities to achieve these goals, including increasing student enrollment, assessing and improving reading and writing skills, developing numeracy skills, enhancing teacher professional development, improving socio-emotional wellness, ensuring health and safety, strengthening school-community partnerships, and monitoring and evaluating the plan's implementation. Key stakeholders commit to being responsible for continuous improvement and achieving the goal of ensuring education continues successfully.
The document outlines Lumambayan Elementary School's Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan for SY 2022-2023. It identifies gaps in reading and numeracy skills that were addressed through various programs and activities. The plan was developed through consultation and aims to minimize learning difficulties and inculcate positive values in students. Key programs include activities to develop reading comprehension, numeracy skills in basic operations, and discipline. The school commits to understanding students and ensuring no child falls behind in their development.
This document outlines the School Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan of Leuteboro Elementary School for SY 2022-2023 and SY 2023-2024. The plan details programs and activities to address learning losses, strengthen teachers' capacities, and ensure students' health, safety, and well-being. Key objectives include evaluating students' reading performance, enhancing math and writing skills, and developing teachers' skills in teaching strategies and ICT integration. Expected outcomes are improved learning competencies and 100% of students becoming independent readers. The plan was reviewed and approved by education officials.
The BE-LCRP of Roma Elementary School aims to address learning loss from the pandemic through remediation programs and ensure students' well-being. It will assess students to identify learning gaps, provide targeted instruction, and train teachers. The plan operationalizes a 3-phase approach from July 2022-2023 focusing on professional development, health/safety, and learning support. It outlines strategies for intervention, stakeholder engagement, and monitoring/evaluation to help students catch up academically while supporting their mental health.
This document outlines the key stage 3 curriculum policy for a school. It covers teaching, assessment, learning, outcomes, evaluation criteria, expected progress, planning learning, professional development, and principles of learning. The main goals are to develop independent learners through formative assessment, challenging students to think deeply, and ensuring high outcomes for all student groups. Departments will design schemes of learning to build knowledge from shallow to deep understanding while developing students' learning habits. Differentiation and inclusion are also priorities.
American Education Reaches Out (AERO) provides academic standards and professional development to help American international schools develop standards-based curricula. The document outlines AERO's 3-phase plan to implement Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) standardized tests at a school and align the curriculum to AERO standards, including an awareness phase, transition phase, and full implementation phase over 2 years with teacher training and analysis of MAP test results. AERO standards have been developed for multiple subjects and can be integrated with International Baccalaureate programs.
This document outlines an action plan for the Technology and Livelihood Education programs at a school for the 2013-2014 school year. It details activities, strategies, people involved, timeframes, and success indicators for several key areas: instructional development including lesson planning and student achievement; school, home, and community involvement; the student technical-vocational organization (STEP); physical facilities; the school garden/mini forest park; the nutrition program; and canteen management. The overall goals are to improve instruction, increase student participation and performance, develop facilities, promote health and nutrition, and involve the community.
The document outlines the orientation for the implementation of the National Learning Camp (NLC). It discusses the background and rationale for the NLC, which aims to address learning loss due to the pandemic through voluntary summer learning programs. The orientation covers general guidelines such as the scope, definitions, aims and policies of the NLC. It also discusses the learning focus, class schedules, teacher training and support provided. The NLC will have enhancement, consolidation and intervention camps targeting different learner needs in a 3-5 week program to benefit students nationwide.
Imbiao Integrated School serves 260 students despite its remote location. While internet connectivity is limited, over 80% of students have smartphones and learn via printed modules distributed by teachers since parents strongly support their children's education. A survey found most students prefer modular learning, while the school implemented a blended model of modular and online learning. Analysis of assessment results showed parental involvement helped improve students' grades. Literacy assessments found most students performing at basic levels, so the school provided interventions like reading materials and videos to enhance performance.
Imbiao Integrated School serves 260 students despite its remote location. While internet connectivity is limited, over 80% of students have smartphones and learn via printed modules distributed by teachers since parents strongly support their children's education. A survey found most students prefer modular learning, while the school implemented blended learning using modules and online methods. Analysis of assessment results showed parental involvement helped improve students' grades. Literacy assessments found most students had basic reading skills, so the school provided additional resources and monitoring to strengthen reading ability.
The document outlines Nabangka National High School's learning continuity plan for the 2021-2022 school year. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the school will continue implementing modular distance learning using printed modules. The plan discusses improved methods for module distribution and retrieval, scheduling of alternative work arrangements for teachers, and emphasizing student and teacher wellness through guidance programs. New approaches to subject cycling, class programming, assessment, and learning resources are also introduced to enhance the continuity of instruction while prioritizing safety.
BANILAD ES LEARNING RECOVERY AND CONTINUITY PLAN.pptxMei Miraflor
This document outlines Banilad Elementary School's Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan for SY 2022-2023. The plan aims to ensure all learners affected by the COVID-19 pandemic have continuous access to quality learning opportunities. It details several programs and activities to address access, quality, and governance, including enrolling all students, developing literacy and numeracy skills, building teacher capacity, and maintaining a safe school environment. Key players will implement the strategies over the year to achieve expected outputs and outcomes, such as 100% of students enrolled and all teachers attending relevant trainings. The guiding principle is unity and collaboration in education despite the challenges of the pandemic.
intended vs implemented vs achieved curriculumobemrosalia
The document discusses the intended, implemented, and achieved curriculum. It defines each type of curriculum: the intended curriculum refers to the objectives and goals set out at the beginning, the implemented curriculum consists of the learning activities and experiences provided to students, and the achieved curriculum reflects the learning outcomes based on evaluations of students' performance. The document also provides examples of how each type of curriculum could be assessed and compared.
This document discusses the RPMS (Results-Based Performance Management System) tools for teachers in the Philippines amidst the new normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. It explains that the RPMS tools are assessment instruments used to ensure quality teacher performance at different career stages based on key result areas and objectives. The document also discusses why individual performance reviews are important for teachers to assess themselves, determine if educational goals are being met, and plan improvements. It provides examples of rubric levels for three indicators: content knowledge, teaching strategies for learners in difficult circumstances, and use of teaching resources including ICT.
Decision on Curriculum Change Path: Towards Standards-Based Curriculum in GhanaPrince Armah, PhD
Making a compelling case to education ministry in Ghana to introduce the standards based curriculum, after my previous pilot work with USAID Learning project
Kerianne Williams is an experienced teacher with qualifications including a Masters of Educational Studies and Bachelor of Teaching/Arts from the University of Newcastle. She has over 5 years experience teaching stages 1-3 and is currently a 4/5 classroom teacher. She has extensive professional learning and accreditation. Williams is skilled in data analysis and using data to improve teaching. She has experience developing literacy and numeracy programs and leading the English committee to develop whole school programs. Williams works collaboratively and is committed to inquiry based, creative learning to develop lifelong learners. She ensures quality teaching practices are embedded in curriculum programs to contribute to school priorities.
The Good Spirit School Division Professional Development Plan for 2013-2018 outlines initiatives focused on building teacher capacity in response to intervention, environment, curriculum, assessment, and instruction. In the 2013-2014 school year, teachers are expected to create uncluttered teaching spaces, explore accommodations for student learning, unpack curriculum outcomes, implement pre-assessment and formative assessment strategies, and incorporate flexible groupings into instruction. Accountability measures include submission of documentation and classroom observations by administrators. The plan emphasizes an ongoing process of awareness, development and refinement of strategies over the five-year period to support student achievement.
Module 4: Lesson 1 Assessing the CurriculumJUJIE ATILANO
The 3 types of curriculum assessment are:
1. Intended curriculum - refers to objectives set at the beginning and is measured using questions like "Are the objectives achievable?"
2. Implemented curriculum - refers to learning activities and is measured using questions like "Are activities congruent with objectives?"
3. Achieved curriculum - refers to outcomes and is measured using questions like "Do outcomes achieve levels of performance set?"
This document outlines the Department of Education Region III Central Luzon's action plan for mathematics for the 2016-2017 school year. It details six pupil development projects aimed at improving mathematics proficiency, including Project GIM to master multiplication tables, Project ESEM to raise proficiency levels, and Project ALL NUMERATES to master the four fundamental operations. It also covers staff development through in-service teacher training, curriculum development through creating instructional materials, and improving physical learning environments. The overall goals are to enhance teacher competence and student achievement in mathematics.
Kerianne Williams has applied for a position as a K-6 teacher at Pymble Ladies' College. She has over 10 years of teaching experience in both permanent and casual roles in NSW public schools. She holds a Masters in Educational Studies and a Bachelor of Teaching degree. Kerianne has a proven track record of developing and implementing high quality literacy, numeracy, and inquiry-based learning programs aligned with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers and school strategic plans. She utilizes data-driven practices and innovative technologies to engage students as 21st century learners. Kerianne also has extensive experience coordinating and participating in school sporting programs.
Humeira Jawed is an experienced educator seeking a teaching position. She has over 15 years of experience teaching kindergarten through primary levels in Pakistan and the UAE. Her expertise includes implementing curriculum, assessing student progress, training other teachers, and maintaining classroom discipline. She possesses certificates in teaching methods, classroom management, and first aid.
The document outlines an action plan by Bro. Andrew Gonzalez Technical High School to improve reading skills among struggling readers for the 2022-2023 school year. It involves 4 phases: 1) selecting students for remedial reading and orienting parents and learners, 2) conducting pre- and post-tests to diagnose reading levels and provide interventions, 3) having students read daily at home with parental support, and 4) a final evaluation to assess improvement. The plan also details programs to enhance the English curriculum, develop reading materials, provide teacher training, and celebrate reading month to foster students' interest in reading. The goal is to increase reading proficiency and decrease the number of slow and non-readers by the end of
Saadia Umair is seeking a teaching or teaching administration position. She has 6 years of experience in roles such as secondary school teacher, headmistress, senior elementary school educator, and mathematics teacher. Her experiences include developing lesson plans, assessing student progress, collaborating with other teachers, and motivating students. She has a Master of Education degree and Bachelor of Science and Education degrees.
Robert Neale has extensive experience in teaching and educational leadership roles. His career highlights include successfully raising maths SATs scores, gaining 'Outstanding' OFSTED ratings for two schools, and creating resources that improved teaching quality. He is currently seeking a permanent position to further his career goals in educational psychology.
A empresa de tecnologia anunciou um novo smartphone com câmera avançada, tela grande e bateria de longa duração por um preço acessível. O aparelho tem como objetivo atrair mais consumidores para a marca e aumentar sua participação no competitivo mercado de smartphones.
BASICS OF NEWSLETTER AND NEWS WRITING.pptxAlJohnEspejo2
This document provides information about newsletters and the structure of news articles. It discusses the key elements of a newsletter including the nameplate, body, masthead, page numbers, and bylines. It also defines what constitutes news and describes the different types of news leads that can be used in straight news articles or news features. These include who, what, where, when, why and how leads as well as other lead styles like epigrams, exclamations, patterns, short phrases, answers and questions. The document provides examples of each type of lead. It also discusses elements like headlines, banners and kickers.
The document outlines the orientation for the implementation of the National Learning Camp (NLC). It discusses the background and rationale for the NLC, which aims to address learning loss due to the pandemic through voluntary summer learning programs. The orientation covers general guidelines such as the scope, definitions, aims and policies of the NLC. It also discusses the learning focus, class schedules, teacher training and support provided. The NLC will have enhancement, consolidation and intervention camps targeting different learner needs in a 3-5 week program to benefit students nationwide.
Imbiao Integrated School serves 260 students despite its remote location. While internet connectivity is limited, over 80% of students have smartphones and learn via printed modules distributed by teachers since parents strongly support their children's education. A survey found most students prefer modular learning, while the school implemented a blended model of modular and online learning. Analysis of assessment results showed parental involvement helped improve students' grades. Literacy assessments found most students performing at basic levels, so the school provided interventions like reading materials and videos to enhance performance.
Imbiao Integrated School serves 260 students despite its remote location. While internet connectivity is limited, over 80% of students have smartphones and learn via printed modules distributed by teachers since parents strongly support their children's education. A survey found most students prefer modular learning, while the school implemented blended learning using modules and online methods. Analysis of assessment results showed parental involvement helped improve students' grades. Literacy assessments found most students had basic reading skills, so the school provided additional resources and monitoring to strengthen reading ability.
The document outlines Nabangka National High School's learning continuity plan for the 2021-2022 school year. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the school will continue implementing modular distance learning using printed modules. The plan discusses improved methods for module distribution and retrieval, scheduling of alternative work arrangements for teachers, and emphasizing student and teacher wellness through guidance programs. New approaches to subject cycling, class programming, assessment, and learning resources are also introduced to enhance the continuity of instruction while prioritizing safety.
BANILAD ES LEARNING RECOVERY AND CONTINUITY PLAN.pptxMei Miraflor
This document outlines Banilad Elementary School's Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan for SY 2022-2023. The plan aims to ensure all learners affected by the COVID-19 pandemic have continuous access to quality learning opportunities. It details several programs and activities to address access, quality, and governance, including enrolling all students, developing literacy and numeracy skills, building teacher capacity, and maintaining a safe school environment. Key players will implement the strategies over the year to achieve expected outputs and outcomes, such as 100% of students enrolled and all teachers attending relevant trainings. The guiding principle is unity and collaboration in education despite the challenges of the pandemic.
intended vs implemented vs achieved curriculumobemrosalia
The document discusses the intended, implemented, and achieved curriculum. It defines each type of curriculum: the intended curriculum refers to the objectives and goals set out at the beginning, the implemented curriculum consists of the learning activities and experiences provided to students, and the achieved curriculum reflects the learning outcomes based on evaluations of students' performance. The document also provides examples of how each type of curriculum could be assessed and compared.
This document discusses the RPMS (Results-Based Performance Management System) tools for teachers in the Philippines amidst the new normal brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. It explains that the RPMS tools are assessment instruments used to ensure quality teacher performance at different career stages based on key result areas and objectives. The document also discusses why individual performance reviews are important for teachers to assess themselves, determine if educational goals are being met, and plan improvements. It provides examples of rubric levels for three indicators: content knowledge, teaching strategies for learners in difficult circumstances, and use of teaching resources including ICT.
Decision on Curriculum Change Path: Towards Standards-Based Curriculum in GhanaPrince Armah, PhD
Making a compelling case to education ministry in Ghana to introduce the standards based curriculum, after my previous pilot work with USAID Learning project
Kerianne Williams is an experienced teacher with qualifications including a Masters of Educational Studies and Bachelor of Teaching/Arts from the University of Newcastle. She has over 5 years experience teaching stages 1-3 and is currently a 4/5 classroom teacher. She has extensive professional learning and accreditation. Williams is skilled in data analysis and using data to improve teaching. She has experience developing literacy and numeracy programs and leading the English committee to develop whole school programs. Williams works collaboratively and is committed to inquiry based, creative learning to develop lifelong learners. She ensures quality teaching practices are embedded in curriculum programs to contribute to school priorities.
The Good Spirit School Division Professional Development Plan for 2013-2018 outlines initiatives focused on building teacher capacity in response to intervention, environment, curriculum, assessment, and instruction. In the 2013-2014 school year, teachers are expected to create uncluttered teaching spaces, explore accommodations for student learning, unpack curriculum outcomes, implement pre-assessment and formative assessment strategies, and incorporate flexible groupings into instruction. Accountability measures include submission of documentation and classroom observations by administrators. The plan emphasizes an ongoing process of awareness, development and refinement of strategies over the five-year period to support student achievement.
Module 4: Lesson 1 Assessing the CurriculumJUJIE ATILANO
The 3 types of curriculum assessment are:
1. Intended curriculum - refers to objectives set at the beginning and is measured using questions like "Are the objectives achievable?"
2. Implemented curriculum - refers to learning activities and is measured using questions like "Are activities congruent with objectives?"
3. Achieved curriculum - refers to outcomes and is measured using questions like "Do outcomes achieve levels of performance set?"
This document outlines the Department of Education Region III Central Luzon's action plan for mathematics for the 2016-2017 school year. It details six pupil development projects aimed at improving mathematics proficiency, including Project GIM to master multiplication tables, Project ESEM to raise proficiency levels, and Project ALL NUMERATES to master the four fundamental operations. It also covers staff development through in-service teacher training, curriculum development through creating instructional materials, and improving physical learning environments. The overall goals are to enhance teacher competence and student achievement in mathematics.
Kerianne Williams has applied for a position as a K-6 teacher at Pymble Ladies' College. She has over 10 years of teaching experience in both permanent and casual roles in NSW public schools. She holds a Masters in Educational Studies and a Bachelor of Teaching degree. Kerianne has a proven track record of developing and implementing high quality literacy, numeracy, and inquiry-based learning programs aligned with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers and school strategic plans. She utilizes data-driven practices and innovative technologies to engage students as 21st century learners. Kerianne also has extensive experience coordinating and participating in school sporting programs.
Humeira Jawed is an experienced educator seeking a teaching position. She has over 15 years of experience teaching kindergarten through primary levels in Pakistan and the UAE. Her expertise includes implementing curriculum, assessing student progress, training other teachers, and maintaining classroom discipline. She possesses certificates in teaching methods, classroom management, and first aid.
The document outlines an action plan by Bro. Andrew Gonzalez Technical High School to improve reading skills among struggling readers for the 2022-2023 school year. It involves 4 phases: 1) selecting students for remedial reading and orienting parents and learners, 2) conducting pre- and post-tests to diagnose reading levels and provide interventions, 3) having students read daily at home with parental support, and 4) a final evaluation to assess improvement. The plan also details programs to enhance the English curriculum, develop reading materials, provide teacher training, and celebrate reading month to foster students' interest in reading. The goal is to increase reading proficiency and decrease the number of slow and non-readers by the end of
Saadia Umair is seeking a teaching or teaching administration position. She has 6 years of experience in roles such as secondary school teacher, headmistress, senior elementary school educator, and mathematics teacher. Her experiences include developing lesson plans, assessing student progress, collaborating with other teachers, and motivating students. She has a Master of Education degree and Bachelor of Science and Education degrees.
Robert Neale has extensive experience in teaching and educational leadership roles. His career highlights include successfully raising maths SATs scores, gaining 'Outstanding' OFSTED ratings for two schools, and creating resources that improved teaching quality. He is currently seeking a permanent position to further his career goals in educational psychology.
A empresa de tecnologia anunciou um novo smartphone com câmera avançada, tela grande e bateria de longa duração por um preço acessível. O aparelho tem como objetivo atrair mais consumidores para a marca e aumentar sua participação no competitivo mercado de smartphones.
BASICS OF NEWSLETTER AND NEWS WRITING.pptxAlJohnEspejo2
This document provides information about newsletters and the structure of news articles. It discusses the key elements of a newsletter including the nameplate, body, masthead, page numbers, and bylines. It also defines what constitutes news and describes the different types of news leads that can be used in straight news articles or news features. These include who, what, where, when, why and how leads as well as other lead styles like epigrams, exclamations, patterns, short phrases, answers and questions. The document provides examples of each type of lead. It also discusses elements like headlines, banners and kickers.
The document quotes Eleanor Roosevelt saying "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams". It states that dreaming gives one aspirations that motivate working hard to achieve success. The document also lists traits of successful people, saying they are always prepared, speak their mind, honor their values, embody self-assurance, manage stress, challenge themselves, and maintain discipline.
Farming involves cultivating land and raising crops. PalayCheck is a rice crop management system that presents best practices through key checks. It aims to improve productivity, profits, and environmental safety. The document discusses PalayCheck key checks 1 through 3 - seed and variety selection, land preparation through leveling fields, and synchronous planting after fallow periods. It provides recommendations for achieving each key check and concludes with assigning groups to role play applying the different key checks.
This document is the Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan (LRCP) for Daan Elementary School for the 2022-2023 school year. It analyzes data on students' academic performance and learning needs/gaps collected after pandemic-related disruptions. Based on this data, many students across grade levels struggled with reading, writing, numeracy, and other basic skills. The LRCP outlines plans to address learning remediation, teacher professional development, socio-emotional support, health and safety, and monitoring/evaluation to help students recover from pandemic-related learning loss and gaps. The school is committed to implementing this plan with support from parents, local governments, and other stakeholders to ensure continued access to quality education.
Philosophy can have practical uses in life. It allows people to think critically about their views and beliefs. Examining philosophical topics and ideas may help people gain perspective on life and make better decisions.
This document discusses gender-based violence and aims to differentiate between sex and gender. It begins by defining key terms like gender-based violence, sexual identity, and intimacy. It then discusses the prevalence of violence against women globally and some common myths about rape. The document also identifies implicit and explicit factors in schools that can lead to gender-based violence, such as gender stereotyping, lack of gender-fair policies and practices, and teacher tolerance of male domination. It concludes by emphasizing the need to address the root cultural causes of gender inequity and promote respectful relationships from a young age.
This document outlines the role of the Department of Education in the Philippines in preventing child sexual abuse. It discusses implementing Personal Safety Lessons (PSL) as a violence prevention program in schools. PSL teaches children concepts like body safety, boundaries, trust, and how to get help. It aims to empower children, increase awareness of abuse, and understand perpetrators and risk factors. The document provides details on PSL curriculum, reporting processes for disclosures, and the roles of teachers, parents and community in supporting prevention efforts.
20170927_DRRMS_SDRRM Manual in Relation to DRRM Modules.pptxAlJohnEspejo2
The document discusses how the DRRM Modules supplement the School Disaster Risk Reduction Management (SDRRM) Manual. The modules provide competencies to support schools in implementing the 4 steps of DRRM: 1) Assess, 2) Plan, 3) Implement Plan, and 4) Monitor, Evaluate, and Report. Some competencies include understanding hazards, mainstreaming DRRM into planning, and using alternative delivery modes. The overall goal is to build capacity of DRRM Coordinators to help schools accomplish international, national, and local DRRM frameworks and standards.
The document provides guidelines for a student-led school watching and hazard mapping activity aimed at raising disaster risk awareness among students in the Philippines. The activity involves students identifying hazards and risks in their schools. Teams of students will map hazards they observe on the school grounds. Their maps and observations will then be presented to school administrators. The guidelines describe organizing student teams, conducting school watches to identify hazards, creating hazard maps, and monitoring implementation of the activities.
The document provides guidance for a student activity called the Family Earthquake Preparedness Homework that aims to promote family preparedness through questions students complete with their families and discuss in class. The activity is meant to highlight that disaster preparedness requires family readiness, not just individual preparedness, and involves students answering preparedness-focused questions at home and teachers discussing the results and lessons learned. Principals are then asked to share a summary with the PTA and local officials to inform school and community preparedness planning.
This document contains an analysis of titles for academic and non-academic writings in Filipino. It provides examples of titles and assigns them to groups to analyze the differences between academic and non-academic writings. Students will write paragraphs based on the assigned titles and the works will be reviewed to identify academic and non-academic styles. The document also includes presentations on topics like goals, areas of growth, timelines, team members, and a product launch plan. It emphasizes developing strategies to stay ahead of competition and using new technologies to transform business operations.
This document outlines DepEd Order No. 041, s. 2021 which establishes policies and procedures for the inspection and acceptance of goods procured by the Department of Education. The order aims to set standards for inspection and acceptance activities, support streamlined procurement processes, and ensure adherence to accounting and auditing standards. It provides guidelines for pre-delivery inspection, inspection at delivery sites, post-delivery inspection, and required inspection and acceptance documents. Monitoring and compliance is the responsibility of various DepEd offices to ensure strict enforcement of the protocols.
Philosophy can have practical uses in life. It allows people to think critically about their views and beliefs. Examining philosophical topics and ideas may help people gain perspective on life and make better decisions.
This document provides an overview of a virtual in-service training on item analysis using CITAS (Classical Item and Test Analysis Spreadsheet) conducted by Mr. Fritz M. Ferran. The training covered understanding classical test theory, fundamentals of item analysis including item difficulty, discrimination, validity and reliability. It also demonstrated how to perform item analysis using the CITAS software by transferring test data and keys to interpret the results.
This document outlines the qualifications, types, duties and functions, and designations of district, school, and municipal Information and Communications Technology (ICT) coordinators. It specifies the minimum qualifications for school ICT coordinators including teaching experience, computer skills, and strong communication skills. It describes two types of school ICT coordinators for ICT-related programs/projects and data management. It then details the duties of each type of coordinator concerning ICT infrastructure, programs, partnership management, and technical assistance. Lists of designated coordinators are provided for various districts and municipalities. Other information provided includes DepEd email formats, the DPDS and online appointment systems, ICT forms links, and the SDO official website.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
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2. Project “RECUPERATE”-
Reading Enhancement and
Commitment and Upskilling People
Enumerated as Recognized Allies to
Triumph Education
Matungao Elementary School
MERLENE BUELA FABREGAS
Principal II
4. A.
Learning Remediation
ENGLISH|
Reading EnhancementActivities
(REA)
• STRATEGIES
Assess pupils’ status in reading through , Phil-
IRI and Diagnostic Test
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
PHIL-IRI Result submitted
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
100% of Pupils’ ability assessed
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
75% of K-to 3 Learners are grade- level ready by the end
of academic year 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of K-3 learners of Matungao Elementary school
are grade level-ready by 2023 onwards
-To replenish losses in reading
to achieve grade- level
readiness of pupils in K to 3.
KEY STAGES
Kindergarten to Grade 3
KEY PLAYERS
SH, MTs, Teachers, English
Coordinator
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
3rd and 4th Quarters
5. A.
Learning Remediation
ENGLISH|
Reading EnhancementActivities
(REA)
• STRATEGIES
Conduct meeting of all concern to inform them
of what, how and whys of the program and what
role each of them must play.
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
All concern informed about the program
operation and purpose
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Information, Implementation and support
assured
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
75% of K-to 3 Learners are grade- level ready by the end
of academic year 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of K-3 learners of Matungao Elementary school
are grade level-ready by 2023 onwards
To inform all concern in
the program
KEY STAGES
Kindergarten to Grade 3
KEY PLAYERS
SH, MTs, Teachers, English
Coordinator
OBJECTIVE #2
TIME FRAME
Enhancement and recovery
period approved in each level
6. A.
Learning Remediation
ENGLISH|
Reading EnhancementActivities
(REA)
• STRATEGIES
-Create Classroom Intervention Plan for Reading
-Utilize the different enhancement, enrichment, and
recovery activities and strategies using the recovery and
enhancement period approved in each class both morning
and afternoon such as:
* Cartilla Method
*Fuller Apprach
*Four-Pronged Approach
*Pull-out Style
*Reading Race
*Spelling First
*Tongue Twisters
*News Reading/News Casting
*Word, I know
*Short Story Summary
*Paragraph Writing
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
All doable, comprehensive approaches and techniques
utilized
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Complete implementation of the program done
-To implement the program
KEY STAGE 2
K to 6
KEY PLAYERS
SH, MTs, Teachers, English
Coordinator
OBJECTIVE #3
TIME FRAME
Enhancement and recovery
period approved in each level
7. A.
Learning Remediation
ENGLISH|
Reading EnhancementActivities
(REA)
• STRATEGIES
Administer Post Phil -IRI
Meet the concern persons to report the pros
and cons of the activity done
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
All the resources utilized to gauge the result
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Monitoring and evaluation of the program done
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
75% of K-to 3 Learners are grade- level ready by the
end of academic year 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of K-3 learners of Matungao Elementary school
are grade -level ready by 2023 onwards
To monitor and evaluate the
result of the program
conducted
KEY STAGES
Kindergarten to Grade 3
KEY PLAYERS
SH, MTs, Teachers, English
Coordinator
OBJECTIVE #4
TIME FRAME
Enhancement and recovery
period approved in each level
8. A.
Learning Remediation
ENGLISH|
Reading EnhancementActivities
(REA)
• STRATEGIES
Meet the concern persons to celebrate success
by giving an award.
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Simple Recognition by whatever means
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Efforts done recognized and celebrated
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
75% of K-to 3 Learners are grade- level ready by the
end of academic year 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of K-3 learners of Matungao Elementary school
are grade level-ready by 2023 onwards
Appreciate the effort of all concern
for the success of the program
KEY STAGES
Kindergarten to Grade 3
KEY PLAYERS
SH, MTs, Teachers, English
Coordinator
OBJECTIVE #5
TIME FRAME
Enhancement and recovery
period approved in each level
9. A.
Learning Remediation
FILIPINO|
Kakayahan sa Pagbasa, Pukawin
(KPP)
• STRATEGIES
-Pagbubuo ng mga pantig, salita at parirala at
pangungusap at pag unawa ng mga ito sa
pamamagitan ng masusing pagtatanong sa mga bata.
-Katabi ko, pananagutan ko
-Kaklase ko ,Guro ko rin
- at iba pa na makikita sa istratehiya sa asignaturang
English
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Tala ng mga batang nakakabasa ng mga pangungusap
nang may pag -unawa
• EXPECTED OUTCOME lahat
Nababasa, nauunawaan at naisusulat na din ng lahat
ng mga bata ang mga pangungusap
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80% ng mga bata ang nakakabasa, nakakaunawa at nakakasulat
ng mga pangungusap sa kanikanilang lebel na kinabibilangan
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% ng mga bata ay nakakabasa nakakaunawa at nakasusulat ng
mga pangungusap sa kani-kanilang lebel na kinabibilangan upang
matutong ganap sa pag -aaral
Nakakabuo ng mga pantig, salita at
parirala hanggang makabasa at
makaunawa ng mga pangungusap
KEY STAGES
K to 3
KEY PLAYERS
SH, Mga Guro
Mga mag-aaral
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
Takdang oras na nakalaan sa
bawat grado sa 3rd at 4th
kwarter
10. A.
Learning Remediation
MATHEMATICS|
Smart to Add, Subtract, Multiply
and Divide
• STRATEGIES
Recognize numerals and learn to add and subtract
Recite to memorize the multiplication table before
doing simple division operation
Apply the four fundamental operations in solving
simple problems
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
List of Grade 1 to 6 pupils who can used the 4
fundamental operations in simple problem solving each day
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Pupils are smart to solve problems in their respective
grade level using the four fundamental operations
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
75% of learners are competent in the four fundamental operations
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of the learners are competent in the four fundamental
operations -meaning grade level-ready to do the task in each level to
learn as expected
To be able to perform the four fundamental
operation in mathematics and recognize its
importance in our daily work at home,
school and in the community where we live
KEY STAGES
K to 6
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
Pupils and Parents
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
Year round
11. A.
Learning Remediation
SCIENCE|
Science Investigatory Project: A
good start to discovery
• STRATEGIES
1. Conducting diagnostic assessment
2. Analyzing results
3. Providing technical assistance and guidance
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Most of the pupils who mastered scientific
method/performed science processes well were
identified and listed
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Pupils mastered scientific method/ do science
process skills with 100% accuracy
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
75% of pupils mastered scientific method /performed science
processes by AY- 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of pupils mastered scientific method/performed
science processes by AY -2023 onwards
To master the scientific method and
do simple science process skills
KEY STAGES
Grade 3 to 6
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
Pupils and Parents
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
Year round
12. A.
Learning Remediation
AP|
Masusing pagtataya ng
kaalaman: Tutukan
• STRATEGIES
1. Paggamit sa pagtataya ang mga pagsubok batay sa kabigatan ng mga
tanong: Madali, Katamtaman, Mahirap/mabigat
2. Paghahanda ng mga ito ng sampu -sampu para sa gagamit ng mga ito
3. Pag -awit ng Lupang Hinirang at pag-unawa sa liriko ng awitin upang
malinang ang pagmamahal sa bayan
4. Pagbigkas ng Panunuma sa Watawat araw araw upang malinang ang
apat na pangunahing kaugaliang Filipino
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Koleksiyon ng mga angkop na pagtataya sa bawat grado.
Listahan ng mga batang nakakabisa at nauunawaan ang nilalaman ng
Pambansang awit
Listahan ng mga batang nakakabigkas nang Panunumpa sa Watawat
nang may buhay
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Napataas na pagkatuto ng mga bata na makkita sa resulta ng
pagtataya sa bawat rating period /NAT/ELLNA
Halos lahat na bata ay nakakaawit ng pambansang Awit na wasto ang
lirika, gayundin sa pagbigkas ng panunumpa
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
80% ng guro ay gumagamit ng tamang pagtataya sa bawat grado /performed science
processes by AY- 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% ng mga guro ay nakabuo ng tamang pagtataya at nagagamit ang mga ito sa mga
susunod na panuruan para sa tamang pagkatuto.
Nakaaawit ag wasto ng LUPANG HINIRANG at nabibigkas na may buhay ang Panunumpa
sa Watawat ang lahat na mga bata sa katapuyasan ng AY 2023 onwards
Makagawa at makapagimbak ng
tamang mga pagtataya kaugnay ng
ibat-ibang aralin sa bawat lebel na
kinabibilangan
KEY STAGES
Grade1- 3 and 4 to 6
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
Pupils and Parents
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
Every rating period
13. A.
Learning Remediation
EsP|
Positibong Pag-uugali ng Filipino:
Panumbalikin at ipakita sa kapwa.
• STRATEGIES
1. Ipakilala at imodel sa mga bata ang mabubuting pag
uugali na di na makita sa maraming mga mag-aaral
ngayon
2. Ituro sa mga bata sa pamamagitan ng mga
larawan,maikling akda, mga halimbawa at ibat –ibang
gawain sa paaralan at maging sa pag uugnay ng mga ito
sa ibang asignatura sa paaralan
3. Magpatulong sa mga magulang na unang guro nila sa
bahay sa pamamagitan ng pagmomodelo sa kanila
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Talaan ng mga bata na ngpapakita ng positibong pag
uugali sa araw-araw
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Ang mabubuting kaugalian ng mga bata ay napanumbalik
nang may80 % sa katapusan ng ikalawang kwarter ng taon
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80% ng mga bata ay nakikitaan ng mabubuting pag –uugali sa
katapusan ng AY- 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% ng mga bata ay nakakitaan ng mabubuting gawi sa katapusan ng
panuruang taon 2023 at hanggang sa dako pa roon
Malinang ang mabubuting pag
uugali ng tao na minana natin at
maisagawa sa puso at diwa
KEY STAGES
K to 3 & Grade 4 to 6
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
Pupils and Parents
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
unang 2 kwarter ng taon
14. A.
Learning Remediation
MAPEH|
Musika, Sining, Pampalakasan at
Kalusugan: Pag -ibayuhin
. STRATEGIES
1.Ipakilala at imodel sa mga bata ang mabubuting pag uugali
na di na makita sa maraming mga mag-aaral ngayon sa
pamamagitan ng paglalaro, pag guhit, at pag-awit.
2. Ituro sa mga bata sa pamamagitan ng mga
larawan,maikling akda, mga halimbawa at ibat –ibang
gawain sa paaralan at maging sa pag uugnay ng mga ito sa
ibang asignatura sa paaralan
3. Magpatulong sa mga magulang na unang guro nila sa bahay
sa pamamagitan ng pag momodelo sa kanila
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Talaan ng mga bata na ngpapakita ng masaya masigla
malusog at masigasig na mga mag-aaral
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Ang kabuuang katauhan ay tinataglay ng halos lahat ng
mga mag-aaral
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80 % ng mga bata ay naging masaya, masigla, malusog, malakas at
masigasig sa katapusan ng AY- 2022-2023
(100% ng mga batan mag-aaral ay nakakaawit ang wasto ng Lupang
hinirang at nakakabgkas nang tama at may buhay ng panunumpa
AY 2023 onwards
Makabuo ng katauhang masaya, masigla,
malusog at masigasig sa bawat batang
pumapasok upang maging kapaki-
pakinabang na mga mamamayan
KEY STAGES
Grade 1 to 6
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
Pupils and Parents
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
unang 2 kwarter ng taon
15. A.
Learning Remediation
EPP|
Kaalamang Pantahanan at
Pangkabuhayan:
Pagsumikapang Matutunan
• STRATEGIES
1. Isa-isahing ang mga kaalaman na dapat matutuhan ng
mga bata na makikita sa kurikulang nakatakda
2 Ituro sa mga bata sa pamamagitan ng mga
larawan,tuntunin, mga halimbawa at ibat –ibang
gawain sa paaralan at maging sa pag- uugnay ng mga
ito sa ibang asignatura sa paaralan
3. Mag takda ng mga totoo at aktwal na mga gawain na
lilinang sa kanilang kaalaman.
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Talaan ng mga gawaing natutunan at naisagawa ng
bawat batang mag-aaral.
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Naisasagawa nang may 85 % ng kahusayan sa
katapusan ng ikalawang kwarter ng taon ang mga
kaalamang nakatakda
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
60% ng mga bata ay nakakagampan sa mga gawain ng mahusay at
tumpak sa katapusan ng AY- 2022-2023
AY 2023 ONWARDS
80% ng mga bata ay nakakaganap nang tumpak at mahusay sa
katapusan ng panuruang taon 2023 at hanggang sa dako pa roon
ng pag-aaral.
Magampanan nang buong husay ang mga
gawain sa tahanan at magkaroon ng k aalaman sa
paghahanapbuhay upang mabuhay nang marangal at
maging kapaki-pakinabangb na mga mamamayan
KEY STAGES
Grade 4 to 6
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
Pupils and Parents
OBJECTIVE #1
TIME FRAME
unang 2 kwarter ng taon
17. B.
Professional Development of Teachers
Teacher Enhancement
Activities(TEA)
• STRATEGIES
1. Fair distribution of opportunity for training given by the
department
2 Encourage teachers to aim for more in studies for their own
professional progress
3. Create school activities for teachers’ professional development
4. Attend INSET, LAC Sessions and other programs set by the
department
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
List of teachers sent to trainings
List of teachers undergoing post graduate studies
List of School activities for teachers’ enhancement
Filed Attendance of teachers to department- initiated trainings
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
All teachers were given the opportunity to trainings
More teachers enrolled to graduate studies
Trainings for teacher done at least every semester
All teachers attended scheduled training of the department
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
75% of teachers benefited in the trainings given by the department and at
least three enrolled to graduate studies at the end of ay 2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of teachers were trained and at least 3 or more teachers were
promoted to higher ranks by AY 2023 onwards
Strengthen teachers’ capability in
teaching as their primary agenda and
promote themselves through hard
work and abilities.
KEY STAGES
Professional
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers and
support allies
OBJECTIVE
TIME FRAME
Year round onwards
18. C.
Improved learning socio-emotional
functioning
Activities to Develop Socio-emotional
functioning among Teachers and Pupils
• STRATEGIES
1. Establish morning routines among pupils inside the
classrooms
2 Practice good turn daily
3. Friday Wellness for Teachers through Galaw Pilipinas
4. FGDs and Bible sharing
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Morning Routine established in each classrooms
Pupils list of their good turn daily by group
Organized Friday Wellness for teachers
Bible Sharing was done by viewing Church Commission
Fellowship CCF program during lunch break on TV
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
At least 80% of each classroom had established morning
routine among pupils
80 to 100%% of pupils practiced good turn daily
Friday wellness participated by all teachers
All teachers participated in Bible sharing activity
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80% of pupils in MES had established morning routine by the end of AY
2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of pupils were trained to do good turn daily and were socially and
emotionally functional by AY 2023 onwards
Improve teachers’ and pupils’ emotional
stability in performing the tasks
assigned to them.
KEY STAGES
Teachers and Pupils group
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers and
pupils
OBJECTIVE
TIME FRAME
year round onwards
19. D.
Health, Safety and Wellness
School Program for Health, Safety
and Wellness
• STRATEGIES
1. Selling safe and healthy foods in the school canteen
2 Modeling proper eating during recess and lunch break
3. Posting posters of Go, Grow, and Glow Foods and
discuss them to school children
4. Fostering safety and wellness in teaching
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Safe and healthy foods in school canteen
Proper eating model in school
Posters and wellness activities posted and appreciated
Safety and wellness well taught in TLE/EPP subjects
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
At least 85% of foods sold in the canteen were safe and
healthy
Almost all pupils practice table manners
Safety and wellness taught and integrated in all areas
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
60% of pupils in MES buy good food in the canteen and even out-
side of the school by the end of AY 2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
80% of pupils were trained to buy safe and healthy foods
anywhere by AY 2023 onwards
Develop habit of eating healthy and
safe foods among school children
KEY STAGES
Teachers and Pupils group
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers and
pupils
OBJECTIVE
TIME FRAME
year round onwards
21. E.
Support System
Administrative Support and
Financial Support: Guaranteed
• STRATEGIES
1. Treating teachers fairly
2. Instructional supervision and giving TA to
teachers
3. Distribution of needed materials and services
fairly
4. Distributing workload with fairness
5. Being ready to give financial aid in time of need
and in training activities
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Administrative and financial support needed
granted to majority of teachers
• EXPECTED 100% of the needed administrative
support were noted
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
85% of teachers and pupils received administrative support
fairly by the end of AY 2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of teachers and pupils received administrative
support fairly by AY 2023 onwards
To encourage teachers and pupils to
work without hesitation with the
support given by school leaders
KEY STAGES
Teachers group
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers
OBJECTIVE # 1
TIME FRAME
year round onwards
22. E.
Support System
Administrative Support and
Financial Support: Guaranteed
• STRATEGIES
1. Proposing meeting with stakeholders
2. Informing them of the school needs and activities
3. Showcasing good products of the school (SRC)
4. Learning to acknowledge, appreciate and
recognize support given
5. Involving them to school programs, projects and
activities (PPAs)
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Pictures of project finished through donation
and solicitation
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Support services and financial support noted
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80% of teachers and pupils received services and financial
aid by the end of AY 2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of teachers and pupils received services and
financial support supports by AY 2023 onwards
To adhere protocol and develop community
partnership and rapport to get financial support
and support services for school improvement
,thus improved pupils’ performance in the long
run.
KEY STAGES
Partnership
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teacher and
community leaders
OBJECTIVE # 2
TIME FRAME
year round onwards
23. F.
Improvement of the Physical Plant and
Procurement of other needed School Facilities
Procurement and Maintenance
Agenda (PMA)
STRATEGIES
1. SOB Planning and Presentation
2 Proper Budgeting and spending
3. Procuring and Maintaining
4. Profiling and Liquidating on time
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
Copy of SOB
Receipts and bills intact
Property Inventory of Equipment and materials kept
Liquidation Papers filed
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
SOB Copy Submitted and Approved
Transparent spending of budget noted
School properties maintained and needed materials
procured and utilized
Budget spent wisely and liquidated properly
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80% of the budget spent and liquidated properly by the end of AY-
2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of School budget spent and liquidated properly by AY 2023
onwards
Procure needed school materials and
equipment and maintain the quality of
school plant to assure safe and conducive
place for teaching and learning
KEY STAGES
Development stage
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers and
support allies
OBJECTIVE
TIME FRAME
year round onwards
24. C.
M &E Mechanism
Monitoring and Evaluation
Activities (MEA)
STRATEGIES
1. Visiting and observing classes
2. Monitoring and giving TAs
3. Feedbacking
4. Celebrating Success
• EXPECTED OUTPUT
List of classes visited
File of TAs shared to teachers
Monitoring and Evaluation Tools crafted and utilized
Certificates of Recognition given
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
Almost all classes visited and given TAs
100% of school PPAs monitored and evaluated
Successfully finished PPAs recognized and celebrated
• KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
AY 2022-2023
80% of the school PPAs monitored and evaluated by the end of AY-
2022-2023
. AY 2023 ONWARDS
100% of School PPAs successfully done were recognized by the end
of AY 2023 onwards
To monitor and assess school
programs, projects and activities in
order to give technical assistance and
celebrate success of the PPAs .
KEY STAGES
M & E Stage
KEY PLAYERS
EPS, PSDS, SH, Teachers and
support allies
OBJECTIVE
TIME FRAME
Year round to year end
25. MATUNGAO
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
COMMUNITY
• E. COMMITMENT/CLOSING STATEMENT
Community and home- school partnership is widely
promoted for the positive impact it can ensure to
our children’s learning recovery and continuity. It
can establish learners’ motivation, engagement,
behavior, academic, and socio-emotional
functioning to recuperate former educational
condition in the school community.
We, the school personnel together with the school
partners pledge our commitment to recover the
losses resulted by the Distance Learning modalities
during the pandemic-marred school years. We will
work to the best of our abilities to regain losses in
Access, Efficiency and Quality enumerated in this
SLRCP with this flagship program- Project
“RECUPERATE”- Reading Enhancement and
Commitment to Upskill People Enumerated as
Recognized Allies to Triumph Education.
“TOGETHER
WE STAND,
DIVIDED,
WE FALL.”