The document summarizes the science teaching and learning best practices implemented by the Schools Division of Zambales during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses how they conducted training to support multimodal learning through various platforms like radio-based instruction, online classes, and video lessons. It also highlights how they developed learning materials and encouraged innovation through activities like Minecraft and virtual exhibits. The division ensured access to science equipment for all learners through mobile laboratories and the implementation of limited face-to-face classes in schools.
The document summarizes the science teaching and learning best practices implemented by the Schools Division of Zambales during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses how they conducted training to support multimodal learning through various platforms like radio-based instruction, online classes, and video lessons. It also highlights how they developed learning materials and encouraged innovation through activities like Minecraft and virtual exhibits. The division ensured access to science equipment for all learners through mobile laboratories and the implementation of limited face-to-face classes in schools.
The document summarizes the science teaching and learning best practices implemented by the Schools Division of Zambales during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses how they conducted training to support multimodal learning through various platforms like radio-based instruction, online classes, and video lessons. It also highlights how they developed learning materials and encouraged innovation through activities like Minecraft and virtual exhibits. The division ensured access to science equipment for all learners through mobile laboratories and the implementation of limited face-to-face classes in schools.
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ZAMBALES SCIENCE TEACHING-LEARNING BEST
PRACTICES
Project Proponent and Presenter: Evelyn D. Tarrayo EdD
EPS-Science
SDO Zambales
PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
The presenter will be presenting live during the Second Quarterly
Meeting of the Division Science Supervisors.
A. She may utilize PowerPoint presentation or any other suitable means.
B. The presentation may include videos, graphics, infographics, audio,
and others or any combination to enhance and drive the point of the presentation.
*The texts in bold will be highlighted in the AVP through pop-up
texts/graphics.
- Springboard: effect of pandemic
- Best practices: - all Science pieces of training conducted by SDO Zambales - LAS, GLAK (training) - multimodal learning (synchronous and asynchronous-SOA of Masinloc, online classes with integration of robotic activities) - development of learning materials (video presentations/video lessons/DepEd TV/eTULAY/YouTube videos) - innovation (Minecraft, Science Virtual Show) - remote learning (Masinloc Mobile Lab - Dec. 2021/Taltal NHS/provided by LGU, Candelaria Lab - HS learners/open area) - expanded face-to-face - 1st batch (Jan. 2022) - progressive face-to-face - March 2022 - provision of feedback through feedback forms for non-majors and newly hired teachers - assessment - professional development activities LIVE PRESENTATION SCRIPT / PPT / GRAPHICS / VIDEO AUDIO
*Animated logo of the Division Office
with Sound effects.
Scene 1
- VO: The COVID-19 pandemic brought - Video clip of vacant classrooms
unprecedented disruptions that caused a - In the beginning of the on cam: monumental shift in the educational pop up text (John Paul C. Paje landscape. EdD/Master Teacher I)
- On cam: Due to this, the Department of
Education resorted to taking the teaching and learning process to various platforms.
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- On cam: As a response to this, the - Pop up texts/graphics:
Schools Division of Zambales - SLMs conducted different pieces of training - multimodal learning (PAUSE) to capacitate teachers with - learning materials timely skills tailored to the learners’ - innovations needs and contexts.
Scene 3
- On cam: Dealing with the shadows of - Pop up images/videos of GLAK
COVID-19 was challenging but it Writeshop also taught us to reimagine the modes of teaching that would guarantee learners not be left behind.
- VO: Relative to this, the SDO
Zambales produced Guided Learning Activity Kits - a contextualized learning material for Zambaleño learners.
Scene 4
- On cam: Not only that! With the
advent of technology… - Pop up images/videos of radio- - VO:...several municipalities based instruction/School-on- employed radio-based instruction for the-Air their synchronous and asynchronous - Pop up images/videos of delivery of teaching and learning. robotics
- On cam: In addition to that, classes
were also made fun by integrating robotics. Hmm, how were they able to do that? (Pop up images/videos)
- On cam: Through this, a wider range
of options was provided to the learners.
Scene 5
- On cam: Woah! At this point, let us - Pop up images/videos of video
bring it to a higher notch. lessons (DepEd TV/ZambaHenyo TV) - VO: Quality video lessons from DepEd TV and video tutorials from eTULAY were also used to assist the learners during modular distance learning. These inspired the teachers to produce their self-made audio- video materials and posted them on their YouTube channels.
- On cam: So what are you waiting
for? Subscribe, like, and share. Scene 6
- On cam: “Explore infinite worlds and - Pop up images/videos gamified
build everything from the simplest of lessons homes to the grandest of castles.” This sounds familiar, right? Yes, of course! That’s Minecraft.
- VO: Spearheaded by the Minecraft
educators, gamified lessons were introduced and applied to let the learners have more fruitful experiences.
- On cam: Come on! Let’s explore the
different biomes of the SDO Zambales Minecraft world.
Scene 7
- VO: Various schools also conducted - Pop up images/videos of Science
virtual exhibits of learners’ outputs Virtual Show of Lipay NHS showcasing their creativity and resourcefulness.
- On cam: Indeed, the pandemic did
not change the fact that the educational system is learner- centered.
Scene 8
- On cam: Speaking of learner- - Pop up images/videos of mobile
centered, in cooperation with LGUs… laboratories
- VO:...mobile laboratories rolled and
made Science equipment accessible to all learners as we are guided by the principle “No learner shall be left behind.” Scene 9
- On cam: The light at the end of this - Pop up images/videos of limited
dark tunnel is now within our reach. face-to-face classes of each Through the effort of SDO Zambales school Officials, in coordination with the LGUs, the pilot implementation of limited face-to-face classes commenced in November 2021.
- VO: Due to the positive results, this
was escalated to the implementation of the progressive limited face-to-face classes - the first in Region 3 to have 100% school participation.
Scene 10 - Pop up images of SLAC sessions
- VO: This intensified the giving of
feedback and mentoring of teacher experts to the non-majors and newly hired teachers.
Scene 11 - Pop up images of DAT Training,
DAT pilot testing - On cam: Through the persistence of Zambaleño learners, appropriate learning assessment tools…
- VO: …such as a set of Division
Achievement Tests were crafted to keep track of the learners’ progress.
Scene 12
- On cam: We can’t get enough of this - Pop up images of Science
as we are still striving for excellence. capacity trainings/assessment To cope with the ever-changing tools educational landscape… - VO: …teachers continuously equip themselves with 21st-century skills through engaging in professional development activities.
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- On cam: Here in Zambales, new - Pop up graphics of Science best
experiences are what we bring practices through fun and meaningful learning. Through all these endeavors, we continuously pledge to live by our battle cry, “Pagbangon, pagsulong, sa kabila ng hamon ng panahon.”
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