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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education,
Region VII, Central Visayas
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CEBU CITY

New Imus Avenue, Cebu City, 6000 Philippines  Tel. Nos. 032-2539095 

PERFORMANCE MONITORING AND COACHING

MIDYEAR PERFORMANCE REVIEW

Ratee’s Name: FLORDELIZA C. NAVIDAD Position: TEACHER III


District: SOUTH-7 School: INYAWAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Rater: LERIE A. SARMIENTO Position: MASTER TEACHER II
Rating Period: FIRST SEMESTER SY 2021-2022

Objectives Fully
Gaps Objectives Partially Achieved Gaps Objectives Not Achieved Gaps
Achieved
2.2 Managed learner behavior 1.1 Applied knowledge of content within On-process of planning and 2.1 Managed classroom structure No face-to-face engagement
constructively by applying and across curriculum teaching areas demonstrating COT to engage learners individually or of teacher & learner due to
positive and non-violent in groups, in meaningful pandemic restrictions
discipline to ensure learning- exploration discovery and hands-
focused environments on activities within a range of
physical learning environments
1.2. Used a range of teaching strategies -Lack of resources
that enhance learner achievement in -Passive mode of learners
4.3 Communicated promptly literacy and numeracy skills -Inattentive to remedials in
and clearly the learners needs, Reading & Mathematical
progress and achievement to exercises
stakeholders, including
parents/ guardians

1.3. Applied a range of teaching strategies -Limited time and resources


to develop critical thinking as well as -Broaden context of modules
other higher order thinking skills (more lessons)
-Difficulties of English speaking
transition lessons from grade
three to grade four among
learners
2.3 Used differentiated, developmentally -Sensitive to health condition &
appropriate learning experiences to loss of daily livelihood due to
address learners’ gender, needs, strengths, pandemic
interests, and experiences -Low support of family
mechanism
-High demand of commodities
due to devastated typhon
-Damage properties & personal
belongings

3.1 Planned, managed, and implemented -Accomplish various paper works


developmentally sequenced teaching and online-offline to meet deadlines.
learning processes to meet curriculum -Long hours of preparations for
requirements and varied teaching online instructions.
contexts.
3.3 Selected, developed, organized, and -Need High-speed internet
used appropriate teaching and learning connection probably fiber
resources, including ICT to address -Need high specification gadget
learning goals (Laptop, Desktop computer &
smartphone)
-Less knowledge and skills in
computer software installation,
operation, troubleshooting, and
other technical issues
-Low hands-on manipulation of
various online platforms like
Google Suites and MS Office
365)
-Lack of education on technology
awareness both learners &
parents.

3.2 Participated in collegial discussions Limited time for trainings/LAC


that use teacher and learner feedback to session/sit down real talk or
enrich teaching practice. feedbacking from colleges

4.1 Designed, selected, organized, and -Seen or ignore mode of online


used diagnostic, formative, and test & quizzes through google
summative assessment strategies forms , google classroom or GC
consistent with curriculum requirements
4.2 Monitored and evaluated learner -Low performance of some pupils
progress and achievement using learner -Late or none submission of
attainment data. performance output/answer sheets
-Lack of parents’ follow up
-Lack of extra efforts among
learners to accomplish school task
due to indirect instruction from
day-to-day classes.
-Learners have more time in
gaming & others online errands
than studying their lessons.
-Parents take over the school task
of learners.

5.1 Performed various related Lack of engagement in co-extra-


works/activities that contribute to the curricular activities
teaching-learning process

Ratee’s Signature: __ ______

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