Monitoring Tool Evaluation For Basic Education Program
Monitoring Tool Evaluation For Basic Education Program
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RATING
E VG G F P
(5) (4) (3) (2) (1)
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TA Plans, TA Agreements,
Progress, and Completion
Others (Please
Specify_____________________
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INSET Proposal and Completion Report
Minutes of LAC Session
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d. Assessment of Learning NAT Results, Phil-IRI Results,
Outcomes Quarterly Assessment Results
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1. Kindergarten Program
AREAS Comments/
E NE Means of Verifications (MOVs)
Remarks
Supervisory Plan
Accomplishment Report
1. Presence of functional
instructional supervisory
plan
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Filled out Monitoring Tool
4. Awareness of the
Kindergarten Curriculum
Framework
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Blocks of Time
5. Compliance of Classroom
Program with DepEd
Order 47 s. 2016
7. Conformity of teacher-
pupil ratio with standard
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Copy of CGs, LMs, and TGs
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(e.g. cover all and call out games:
uppercase letters, lowercase letters;
colors, numbers, shapes; connecting
games, picking up games, etc.)
Learner’s Material (Prepared
Activity Sheets and Teacher-made
activity sheets)
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Not Mode of
Indicators Evident
Evident Verification
Remarks
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instructional material and those
appropriate strategies, techniques and
assessment tools are employed.
4. Leads in the preparation of
intervention materials for least
mastered competencies.
5. Monitors the preparation of Test
Questions(TQ) and Table of
Specifications (TOS)
6. Ensures that test results are
analyzed, interpreted and validated.
7. Keeps record of teachers’
strengths, needs and progress.
10. Communicates plans and
accomplishments to stakeholders
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3. Senior High School
Current Offerings:
__ Academic Track Strands: __ABM __STEM __HUMSS __General Academic (GA)
__ TVL Track Strands: __HE __ICT __Ind. Arts __Agri-Fishery
__Arts & Design Track
__Sports Track
For GA Strand, specify Elective Subjects: Bread & Pastry Production ( BPP)
Not
Indicators Evident
Evident Comments/Remarks
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1. Presence and functionality of School
Head’s Supervisory Plan
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5. Presence of Curriculum Guides (CGs) in
the tracks/strands offered by the school
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Policies and Guidelines (DO 8, s. 2015)
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12. Availability of laboratories, Indicate the sufficiency and serviceability level:
equipment/tools and technology relevant to
the strand/s offered
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12. Presence of the Contextualized School
Calendar of Activities
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Literacy Levels: __Basic Literacy Program (BLP) ___A&E Elem ___A&E Junior HS ___Informal Educ
Type of CLC*: ___1 ___2 ___3 ___4 ___5
ALS Teacher:_________________________________ Contact Number:________________
Findings Marks/Action
Taken
1. DTR
2. Teacher’s Profile/PDS
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3. Learner’s Logbook
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7. Master list of mapped out learners for the year
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● Name of Completers in LIS & not in LIS
o List of Takers/LIS
● List of Passers
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9. List of successful learners since CY 2015
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13. Modules Reproduced
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17. Fixtures/Furniture
● Laptop
● Netbook
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● Camera
● Video
● LCD Projector
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*TYPE OF CLCs:
Type I - (simple, temporary (make shift) meeting place with tables and charts, chalkboard, e.g. Chapel or any open multi-purpose area in the loaned for learning purposes barangay or any private
property temporarily
Type 2 - a semi-concrete structure mostly made out of light materials such as nipa, soft wood, etc., dedicated to ALS learning sessions and related activities equipped with basic furniture and learning
equipment such as electric fan
Type 3 - a typical barangay learning center, concrete and secured, mostly made out of cement and other building materials. Dedicated to ALS learning sessions and related activities, equipped with
basic furniture and learning equipment, e.g. Chairs, tables, chalkboard, library corner, basic appliances such as electric fan, cassette recorder, etc.
Type 4 - a two or three-storey building fully equipped with basic furniture and advanced ICT equipment for learning, dedicated to ALS learning sessions and related activities, other type that does not
fall to any of the 4 types, please describe using a separate sheet or paper
Type 5 - ALS and other learning materials are being utilized by learners and other members of the community, the materials are either being transported from house to house or borrowed by
individual interested community members from the CLC for literacy and continuing education
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Priority Needs Challenges Solutions Made Technical Assistance
Encountered Needed for the program
implementation
1.
2.
C. Best Practices
Monitored by Concurred by
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MARIBEL C. CACAYAN,EdD _________________________
PSDS/EPS/ Signature & Date School Head Signature & Date