Ojt experience at mnhs
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The document outlines the class schedule and grading system for an OJT experience at Meycauayan National High School. It lists the class times, locations, sections, and advisers for each hour from 8:30am to 3:30pm, with some vacant periods. It also details the grading breakdown, with percentages allocated to quizzes, tests, notebooks, projects, periodical tests, and recitation.
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