Importance of Strategic Intervention Materials (Sims) : Anicia J. Villaruel
Importance of Strategic Intervention Materials (Sims) : Anicia J. Villaruel
MATERIALS (SIMs)
Anicia J. Villaruel
EPS 1, LRMS
Discussant
Strategic Intervention Material was defined by Bunagan (2012) as meant
to re-teach the concepts and least mastered skills. It is a material given to
students to aid in mastering the competency-based skills which they were
not able to develop in regular classroom instructions.
SIMs tend to re-teach the lessons which are not so much clear to
the learners and to help them gain mastery of the skills.
Strategic Intervention Material contains five parts such as:
a. Guide card - stimulates the learners' interest on the topic discussed and gives
a preview of what they would learn.
b. Activity card - translates the focus skills in at least three activities
c. Assessment card - provides exercises, drills or activities that allow pupils
assess their understanding of what they have learned, correct
errors when appropriate, monitor their learning and use
feedback about their progress
d. Enrichment card - provides activities that reinforces the content of the lesson
and provides opportunities for the students to apply what they
have learned to other subject areas or in new contents.
e. Reference card - provides further reading to the learners
EVALUATION TOOL FOR STRATEGIC
INTERVENTION MATERIAL (SIMs)
PART A. GUIDE CARD
1. Gives a preview of what learners will learn.
2. Stimulates interest in the topic.
3. Presents focus skills.
a. Mentions the learning competency
b. States at least 3 sub-tasks/activities
c. Mentions the concrete outcome or product learners are expected
to demonstrate/produce.
d. Builds on prior learning pre-requisite knowledge
4. Cites briefly the activities.
5. Challenges the learner in performing the tasks.
The criteria were the standard criteria issued by the DepEd Bureau of Secondary education in 2005.
EVALUATION TOOL FOR STRATEGIC
INTERVENTION MATERIAL (SIMs)
PART B.
ACTIVITY CARD
3. Provides transition statements of concepts/focus skills.
4. Provides questions that:
a. Guide the development of concept focus skill.
b. Elicit the message or meaning that a learner can take away from an
activity/experience.
c. Elicit an explanation, not one-word answers.
d. Establish the relationship between the topic/lesson and what
learners already know or are familiar to them.
The criteria were the standard criteria issued by the DepEd Bureau of Secondary education in 2005.
EVALUATION TOOL FOR STRATEGIC
INTERVENTION MATERIAL (SIMs)
PART C. ASSESSMENT CARD
1. Provides exercises, drills or activities that allow learners to:
a. Assess their understanding of what they have learned and correct
errors when appropriate.
b. Monitor their learning and use feedback about their progress
2. Formulated in standard test formats to give students practice in test-
taking techniques.
3. Gives clear directions.
4. Provides an answer key (in separate card)
The criteria were the standard criteria issued by the DepEd Bureau of Secondary education in 2005.
EVALUATION TOOL FOR STRATEGIC
INTERVENTION MATERIAL (SIMs)
PART D. ENRICHMENT CARD
1. Provides activities that reinforce the content of the lesson.
2. Provides opportunities for learners to:
a. Apply what they have learned to other subject areas or in new context.
b. Work independently or in groups to explore answers to their own
questions.
The criteria were the standard criteria issued by the DepEd Bureau of Secondary education in 2005.
EVALUATION TOOL FOR STRATEGIC
INTERVENTION MATERIAL (SIMs)
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Learning is the product of the activity of
learners.”
-John Holt
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Perspective of Secondary Teachers in the Utilization of Strategic Intervention
Material (SIM) in Increasing Learning Proficiency of Students in Science
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