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Department of Education
Region VIII - Eastern Visayas
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CATBALOGAN CITY
SAMAR NATIONAL SCHOOL
CATBALOGAN CITY
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
10/17/2020 REBECCA A. GAPUD Grade 8 1. Students had difficulty 1. Teacher had referred 1. Contact Math, Science
answering the Math, English the student to a Math, and English virtual
and Science modules. English and Science mentors.
virtual mentors.
2. Teacher had guided
2. They also had a hard time the students in 2. Use a specified Reflection
answering the Reflection Sheet. accomplishing the Sheets so students could
Reflection Sheet. answer the Reflection Sheet
3. Some students could answer 3. Encourage those well.
the SLM on their own but students who could 3. Advised parents to act as
others still need the guidance of answer independently. facilitator only.
their parents. 4. No further TA was
4. All students monitored were given.
good readers. 4. Advise to continue
10/17/2020 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Students need frequent 1. Encouraged them to 1. Follow up these students
guidance and motivation in do better and let them everyday through calls,
their studies. understand the new chats and text messages.
normal of education.
10/17/2020 ZENAIDA B. DABUET Grade 8 1. Most of the students 1. Advise the parents to 1. Contact the assigned
experienced difficulties in support their children in virtual mentors so that they
learning alone from the their studies. could be helped in
different learning areas understanding the lessons
especially those whose parents 2. Encouraged the in each learning area.
are busy. parents to call the
2. Some parents could not help adviser or the subject
in teaching their children teacher concerned so as
because they themselves could to address the problems
not understand about the at once.
lessons specially in Science and
Math subjects in the modules.
10/17/2020 MARJORIE V. MALINAO Grade 8 1. Students find it hard to 1. Coordinated with the 1. Asked the Math teacher
understand topics in Math concerned subject to give TA to students who
especially on problem-solving teachers to give guidance had difficulty on problem-
activities. Some finds the and advice to the learner. solving activities. Contact
modules confusing in Science, Encouraged the parents the assigned virtual
Advanced English, MAPEH, too to assist the learners. mentors too of other
TLE and AP subjects. 2. Encouraged the subjects stated.
learners to speak in 2. Told parents to help
2. Some had difficulty Filipino, to read stories assist the learner.
understanding and speaking the and to watch Filipino
Filipino language. educational films.
3. Talked to parents to
3. Others find it hard to submit make the necessary 3. The parents will be the
the reflection sheets because arrangement in one to get the modules and
they reside outside Catbalogan. submitting Reflection submit the Reflection
Sheets. Sheets.
10/18/2020 ROSANNA M. PIAMONTE Grade 9 1. Students are disturbed with 1. Advised the learners to 1. Barangay officials were
the unnecessary noise in their find a place where they asked to monitor the place
surroundings. can focused on their so that noise will be
lessons. lessened.
2. Some students had difficulty 2. Advised these learners 2. Parents to help their
in understanding topics in some or their parents to children in reading
learning areas. coordinate with the activities and in
subject teacher understanding the topics in
3. Others just had the lack of concerned. the module.
time in answering all the 3. Told them to have a 3. Parents must manage the
modules. schedule for work, play time well so that their
and study. children will be able to
focus on their studies.
10/19/2020 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Advised the learners to 1. Contact the virtual
understanding the Math and listen to the RBI for mentors too so they will be
English subjects. clarifications. taught with those subjects
they’re hard up to.
10/19/2020 ROSALYN A. ABALOS Grade 8 1. Some students can’t just 1. Advised the parents to 1. Constant reminder to all
focused in their studies for they be considerate and to parents through calls, chats
are living in a large family with help their children in or tasks.
10/19/2020 MA. SANDRA DIANA DELA Grade 7 1. Students were independent 1. No further TA was 1. RBI and TBI are just
CRUZ learners and good readers. given. enhancers to the SLMs
2. Some students were having given. Send issues and
problems during the RBI for 2. Instructed the students concerns using the GC,
it’s a bit fast. They can’t follow to listen during the RBI messenger and other means
and it’s hard for them to and just take note their to communicate the subject
answer modules. questions and other teachers.
concerns.
3. Others had watched the TBI
and were able to gain
knowledge about the lesson.
10/19/2020 PEA G. NACIONAL Grade 10 1. Students had a hard time in 1. Advised the learners to 1. Contact the virtual
understanding their Math, call the subject teachers mentors too.
Science, and English subjects. concerned for them to
understand the topic.
2. Others could work 2. No further TA was
independently. given.
10/20/2020 WILSON M. MABINGNAY Grade 10 1. Students in the SPJ are 1. No further TA were 1. Continue with the good
intelligent enough to given study habits.
understand all the lessons in all
learning areas.
2. All are independent learners
and had a good reading ability.
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
2. No further TA was
given.
10/27/2020 CYNTHIA R. LUAY Grade 10 1. Radio-Based Instruction 1. Informed those in- 1. Follow up the given RBI
(RBI) aired is different from charge of the RBI to have sked with the module at
the module at hand. a synchronized lessons hand.
with what is in the
module at hand.
10/28/2020 WILSON M. MABINGNAY Grade 10 1. Some SPJ students had 1. Unlocked difficult 1. Contact the assigned
difficulty in answering modules terminologies in their virtual mentors so that they
specifically in Math for the Math subjects. could be helped in
terminologies used and in 2. Helped students understanding the lessons
English for comprehension. understand the lesson in each learning area.
2. Some parents could not help they find hard to
in teaching their children understand in the
because they were too busy in modules.
their respective work. 3. Encouraged the
3. Others could not watch the parents to monitor the
TBI for there were no available learning progress of their
channel in their area. child.
10/29/2020 JERIC D. MANLANGIT GRADE 10 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Told these students to 1. Ask help from a
answering modules in ask for remediation in mathematics teacher or
Mathematics. their Mathematics contact a Math virtual
2. Some parents somehow subject. mentor.
helped but oftentimes not 2. Advised parents to
available due to work have quality time with
obligations. their children.
3. Other students were under 3. Encouraged students
the Frustration Level. to read more to enhance
their reading
comprehension skills.
10/30/2020 MARIA ROTEA M. JABONERO GRADE 9 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Gave the student 1. Contact Math virtual
understanding concepts and simple and easy mentors.
lessons in Mathematics. discussion/exercises on a 2. Follow up the printing
2. Too many modules and tasks particular topic in the and sorting of modules.
to be read and answered. module.
3. Late and lacking modules 2. Advised learners to
available on a particular week. continue
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
11/4/2020 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Teacher had 1. Contact virtual mentors
their Math, Science and English coordinated with their for Math, Science and
subjects. subject teachers. English subjects.
11/4/2020 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Students could not explain 1. Advised them to read 1. Constant follow up of
their ideas in English. and understand what these students.
2. Some could not understand they’re reading.
their Math subject. 2. Forwarded their
concerns to their Math
subject.
11/2/2020 PEA G. NACIONAL Grade 10 1. Students could catch up with 1. Encouraged parents to 1. None
parent’s help. continue supporting their
2. Some could answer on their children.
own.
11/4/2020 ROSALYN A. ABALOS Grade 8 1. Parents could not assist their 1. Requested for a Math 1. Contact the Math virtual
children in Math. tutor or advised to ask mentor.
their math teacher.
11/4/2020 REBECCA A. GAPUD Grade 8 1. All students monitored were 1. Encourage students to 1. Given reading materials
all good readers. read more and to for comprehension
2. Some students were not that understand what they’re purposes.
good in comprehension. reading.
11/4/2020 JAREN M. CABNADA Grade 8 1. Students were extremely 1. Commend them of 1. Enhance home visitation.
motivated towards their studies. their efforts towards
their studies.
11/5/2020 BERNARDITA D. GARCIA Grade 8 1. Had a hard time; slow to 1. Helped them 1. Tutorial and constant
catch up with the lessons. understand their lessons. mentoring will be given.
2. Others could work well and 2. trained them to be a
can be trained as a peer tutor. peer tutor.
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
11/9/2020 ZENAIDA B. DABUET Grade 8 1. Students observed were all 1. Teacher had advised 1. To be given more
READERS and belongs to the them to read more to reading materials for them
Instructional Level. enhance their reading to read on.
and comprehension
capability.
2. No further TA was
given.
11/10/2020 JASMIN JOY J. SAGALES Grade 10 1. Students managed to 1. Encouraged their 1. Personal monitoring be
complete the tasks and efforts and dedication. done always.
reflection sheets given in all 2. Explained thoroughly
learning areas. to students with re
2. Some had expressed reflection sheets.
confusions over the number of
reflections required.
11/10/2020 CYNTHIA R. LUAY Grade 10 1. Radio-Based Instruction 1. Informed those in- 1. Follow up the given RBI
(RBI) aired is different from charge of the RBI to have sked with the module at
the module at hand. a synchronized lessons hand.
with what is in the
module at hand.
11/11/2020 JERIC D. MANLANGIT Grade 10 1. Difficulty in answering their 1. Helped the students 1. Constant home visitation.
Math modules. extend their concerns to
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
11/16/2020 SONNY C. DAGUM Grade 7 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Teacher had conducted 1. Learning kits on reading
reading comprehension a peer teaching and actual were given by the teacher
reading text. coaching to students with to be regularly read by
2. Some are hard up in reading difficulties. these students.
answering the Math, English
and Science modules. 2. Helped explain these 2. Contact virtual mentors
subjects to students. of the following subjects:
Math, English and Science.
11/16/2020 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Students are struggling in 1. Conducted student 1. Coordinated with the
answering their modules. mentoring. subject teachers concerned,
2. Others need learning 2. Visited and followed- parents and the Reading
facilitators to assess them in up students with Coordinator.
answering the modules. difficulties.
3. Some needs to practice
reading.
11/16/2020 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Helped students 1. Contact the assigned
answering modules and understand the lesson virtual mentors so that they
understanding reading text. they find hard to could be of help in
2. Some could do on their own. understand in the understanding the lessons
They are very interested in modules. in each learning area.
doing the tasks in the modules.
11/16/2020 MARILYN B. MAHINAY Grade 7 1. Some students are newly 1. Give the lacking 1. Deliver modules to their
enrolled so they don’t have the modules to the newly houses.
previous modules given. enrolled students.
2. Place is not conducive to 2. Told the parents to do
learning – it’s dark, no chairs something – provide for
and table to study /work on. their child to study well.
Some are disturbed by their
11/17/2020 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Frequent follow-up to 1. Frequent follow-ups to
understanding the English and these students. students who are hard up.
Math subjects. 2. Recommended reading
2. Some had difficulty in materials to improve
reading the text. their reading ability.
11/17/2020 ROSELYN A. ABALOS Grade 8 1. During the weekly 1. Told the students to 1. Home visitations to
monitoring, students were not manage and balance their double check if the students
around and are busy in other time well. can cope up.
works. 2. Coordinated with the
2. Some needs to enhance their School Reading
reading ability. Coordinator.
11/17/2020 REBECCA A. GAPUD Grade 8 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Forwarded to the 1. Call or text the
Math with regards on problem- concerned subject Mathematics virtual
solving and understanding the teacher. mentors.
formula especially in Algebra.
11/17/2020 BERNARDITA D. GARCIA Grade 8 1. Students can go through with 1. Just need to follow up 1. More advanced readings,
their modules, can thoroughly on what they are doing. exercises to be given.
follow and are able to answer 2. Advised to have home 2. Follow up through calls,
them. tutoring. chats, or texts.
2. Some had a hard time with
the modules and in writing
reflection sheets.
11/17/2020 MARJORIE V. MALINAO Grade 8 1. Students found Math, 1. Advised parents or 1. Continue with the
Filipino, AP, Science lessons siblings to assess their learning plan.
hard to understand. child.
2. Others with constant 2. Coordinated with the
monitoring were able to cope concerned subject
up with their lessons. teachers.
3. Encourage learners to
read stories and watch
educational Filipino films
so they could understand
it.
11/17/2020 ZENAIDA B. DABUET Grade 8 1. From the monitored 1. Advised the students to 1. Frequent home
11/19/2020 CARMELA DAWN G. Grade 10 1. Some students need to have a 1. Advised to attend 1. Frequent home visitation
FABILLAR face to face instruction. remedial classes in the to these students with
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
11/23/2020 SONNY C. DAGUM Grade 7 1. Students needs to be given a 1. Teacher had advised 1. To be given more reading
F2F intervention so they’ll be them to collaborate with materials for them to read
guided in understanding the their classmates in doing on.
topics in the module. their performance tasks.
2. Some learners were excellent
performers in all subject areas. 2. These independent
learners were advised to
help poor learners so
they could cope up with
their lessons.
11/24/2020 MARJORIE V. MALINAO Grade 8 1. Almost half of the students 1. Advised parents to 1. Home visit often to
could cope up with the subjects look for tutors and/or students who still needs
they have difficulty with. coordinated with the guidance.
2. But some had found Math subject teacher
and Filipino a little bit difficult. concerned.
2. Encouraged the
parents to help assist
their children.
11/24/2020 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Students still are struggling 1. Coordinated with the 1. Contact virtual mentors
in their Math and Science subject teachers in Math too in Math and Science.
subjects. and Science. 2. Set a special sked for
2. Some can’t concentrate in 2. Told the Brgy. Captain parents who don’t get
answering their modules for the to monitor the area. modules.
surroundings are noisy. 3. Conducted mentoring
3. Others don’t get their and advised parents to
modules. look into this.
11/24/2020 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Some students had difficulty 1. Discussed with her 2. Frequent follow-ups will
reading words and in about the lesson and had be done.
12/1/2020 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Students had no conducive 1. Teacher had 1. Frequent monitoring is
place for their study because encouraged students to needed.
their house is under repair. study in the barangay 2. Given more reading
2. Some had difficulty in hub. materials for them to read
reading some words, in on.
balancing their time and in 2. Advised them to
their Math subject. practice reading at home.
12/1/2020 MARJORIE V. MALINAO Grade 8 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Referred these 1. Follow up these students
solving Math equations. students to their math with Math difficulty.
teacher.
2. T’was observed that
everybody was improving and
could already cope up with all
their modules.
12/1/2020 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Some students were not 1. Asked assistance from 1. Give reading texts for
interested to answer the the parents to motivate advanced reading.
modules. and encourage their
2. Others need remedial children to do the task
reading. given.
2. Conducted remedial
reading every
monitoring.
12/1/2020 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Students worried about the 1. Advised to manage 1. Given special schedule so
set deadline for they their time well so they they could cope up with the
procrastinate sometimes. could submit on time. submission of modules.
2. Some don’t have gadgets, 2. Told them to listen
can’t focus on the modules and during the RBI and TBI.
experiences brownout
sometimes.
12/2’2020 ZENAIDA B. DABUET Grade 8 1. Had difficulty in their 1. Contacted their Math 1. Constant monitoring will
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
12/7/2020 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Some students had 1. Teacher had 1. Frequent monitoring is
transferred to Bohol, some were encouraged students to needed.
not interested in studying and take interest in their
some had difficulty in studies.
answering the modules.
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
1/9/2021 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Some students are not yet 1. Teacher had explained Frequent monitoring is
done answering the Summative the concepts not needed.
Tests. understood.
2. Others were not in their 2. Told the parents to
house during the monitoring. encourage their children
to do the tasks assigned
to them.
1/9/2021 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Still some students had poor 1. Conducted reading Given more reading
reading comprehension. remediation during the activities for them to read
2. Parents can’t get the modules monitoring. more during their free
on time because they’re too 2. Had given a new sked time.
busy to earn a living. on the distribution of
modules.
1/10/2021 SONNY C. DAGUM Grade 7 1. Some students can manage 1. Call the attention of Asks the Mathematics
answering on their their Mathematics virtual mentors too.
Mathematics numeracy tests. teacher to modify
2. Other students need face to learning activities in
face mentoring. order for them to assess
the learners’ individual
1/10/21 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Students’ progress were good 1. Commended and Physical mentoring
already – some can work encouraged them more
independently. to strive more.
2. But others still need some
guidance.
1/11/2021 ROSANNA M. PIAMONTE Grade 9 1. Students were not able to 1. Advised the students Constant reminders
finish until now their to prioritize their
summative tests. requirements.
1/11/2021 EFREN D. LIMA Grade 9 1. Students continuously work 1. Encouraged Follow -ups
on their final outputs. immediate submission of
outputs.
1/11/2021 RENALYN C. LAMOGRAR Grade 9 1. Unsubmitted outputs were 1. Conferred with the Call the attention of other
1/11/2021 MA. SANDRA DIANA D. DELA Grade 8 1. Students have lacking 1. Told their Filipino Constant monitoring.
CRUZ modules in Filipino. teacher about the lacking
2. Some still had unclaimed module.
modules.
2. Set a schedule in
getting modules and on
the submissions of their
summative tests, and
performance tasks.
1/12/2021 CHARITO T. PECORO Grade 7 1. Students were not yet done 1. Advised to finish all Frequent reminders.
answering their modules. the requirements given.
1/12/2021 CARMELA DAWN G. Grade 10 1. Some students were unable to 1. Informed the parents Home visitation to those
FABILLAR read updates because they about updates and asked without gadgets
don’t have cellphones. students about the
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
1/16/2021 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Some students need more 1. Teacher had given Frequent monitoring is
practice in reading especially in remedial reading every needed.
English. time the adviser is
2. Others need sufficient loads conducting her
to continue with his/her monitoring.
distance learning. 2. Advised to use other
learning modalities such
as the modular.
1/18/2021 ZENAIDA B. DABUET Grade 8 1. Students need their family 1. Encouraged parents to Attend the Barangay Face
support in his/her studies. be the learning to Face Mentoring
2. They should remain facilitators of their
focused on their studies and children.
be encouraged to continue
answering their modules.
1/18/2021 MA. SANDRA DIANA D. DELA Grade 7 1. Students have problems in 1. Advised to contact Call, text or chat the virtual
CRUZ answering their Mathematics, their Math, Science and mentors in Math and
Science and Journalism Journalism teachers. Science
modules. 2. Had referred it to the
2. Science and Filipino teachers Head Teachers
were not replying to students’ concerned.
queries. 3. Referred them to the
3. Others have no learning barangay hubs.
facilitators at home.
1/18/2021 ROSANNA M. PIAMONTE Grade 9 1. Students were still answering 1. Advised to focus and Time management
the summative tests and doing find time in answering
their performance tasks. outputs.
1/18/2021 REBECCA A. GAPUD Grade 8 1. Almost all students were not 1. Called the parents to Frequent monitoring
yet done with the written encourage their children
outputs and the performance to submit all the written
tasks. outputs.
2. Some were not monitored for 2. Referred these
until now they’re not yet students to the Barangay
contacted. Chairman concerned.
1/19/2021 SONNY C. DAGUM Grade 7 1. Learners can significantly 1. Results were No further TA was given.
1/21/21 RENALYN C. LAMOGRAR Grade 9 1. Most of the students 1. LAS were released.
responded to the updates and
outputs were submitted.
1/21/21 MARILYN B. MAHINAY Grade 7 1. Students did not yet submit 1. Reminded them to Constant reminder of set
their summative tests and other submit ASAP. deadlines
outputs
1/21/21 EFREN D. LIMA, JR. Grade 9 1. Lack activities, written 1. Asked them to submit Frequent reminders
outputs and performance tasks. ASAP
1/21/21 BERNARDITA D. GARCIA Grade 8 1. One-on-one meeting is 1. Followed-up by texting Thorough follow-ups
needed with slow learners. or call.
2. Needs boosting when it comes 2. Given more activities
to studying. for them to enjoy.
1/21/21 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Requires constant 1. Virtual mentoring Consult subject teachers
supervision and direct were given.
assistance with his/her tasks.
2. Some needs learning
facilitator for they were hard 2. Advised them to
up in understanding difficult attend the Barangay F2F
words. mentoring.
1/21/21 JERIC D. MANLANGIT Grade 10 1. Learners’ concerns were on 1. Adviser had thought of Mentoring will be given
their location – for most of a plan – he just sent the
them were living in Daram, modules to passengers
Samar. Modules were not residing in Daram.
delivered and claimed at once.
2. Some had a hard time 2. Extended their
answering the SLMs for no concerns to their subject
mentoring were given in their teachers.
place.
1/21/21 WILSON M. MABINGNAY Grade 10 1. Some students were virtual 1. Encouraged students Consistent physical/virtual
learners – they could answer to be resourceful, to read mentoring
1/21/21 JOSEPHINE ANNE F. CARO Grade 10 1. Students claimed that they 1. Informed the Given special attention to
found it difficult to do the guardians and the students with issues.
performance tasks and that students to take time but
they need more time to finish also be mindful of other
all the requirements given. schedules.
2. Since, some of them were not
following instructions
summative tests were returned.
1/21/21 CYNTHIA R. LUAY Grade 10 1. Learners need focus on 1. Learners were advised Consistent monitoring
his/her learning. Some were to prepare for a time
preoccupied with household table of activities to
chores. follow.
2. Some had family problems
like no gadgets, loss of a loved
ones and/or sickness.
Grade Level
NAME OF TEACHERS/ALS Assignment/ OBSERVATIONS/ TEACHERS
DATE ALS Program TA PROVIDED AGREEMENT
IMPLEMENTERS FINDINGS /HIGHLIGHTS SIGNATURE
1/25/2021 SONNY C. DAGUM Grade 7 1. Students who were listed for 1. Called the attention of Ask permission from the
the F2F mentoring were not the Brgy. Chairman to School Head.
1/25/2021 JOLINA E. PARTOZA Grade 7 1. Learners need guidance and 1. Explained to them the Frequent follow – ups to
support in answering the concepts not understood unsubmitted modules.
modules for they can’t focus well.
and understand it well.
1/25/2021 ROSELYN R. LEBIOS Grade 7 1. Students were hard up in 1. Referred them to the Call, text and chat the
their Math, Science and AP subject teachers virtual mentors too in
subjects concerned. Math, Science and AP
subjects.
1/25/2021 CHARITO T. PECORO Grade 7 1. Learners need family support 1. Advised them to just Work and study must be
for their studies. continue with their balanced.
studies.
2. Others were interested of the 2. Referred them to the
F2F mentoring. barangay mentoring
hub.
1/25/2021 ROWENA A. TOMALABCAD Grade 7 1. Almost all students need to 1. Conducted remedial Reading materials will be
practice reading and reading every time given for them to practice
understand what they were monitoring was done. on reading.
reading. 2. Will look for sponsors
2. Some could not listen to the to these students without
radios.
1/25/2021 MA. SANDRA DIANA D. DELA Grade 7 1. Students were doing well – 1. Commended these 1. Constant follow up for
CRUZ answering all the needed students to do more. those who can’t submit on
activities in their modules and time.
responsible enough in 2. Advised them to
submitting all outputs in all double time so they’ll be
their subjects even though they given points to what
were hard up in other learning they’re doing.
areas.
2. Others were still waiting for
modules to be given by their
relatives and were still
answering summative tests and
other outputs.
1/26/2021 REBECCA A. GAPUD Grade 8 1. Students were still to submit 1. Adviser had messaged Constant reminders and
outputs, tests and performance the concerned subject follow ups were given.
tasks in Math, MAPEH, teachers.
English and TLE subjects.
2. Others were followed up in 2. Reminded students to
their Quarter 1’s outputs for submit ASAP all the
still many had not submitted. outputs in the First
Quarter.
1/26/2021 MARJORIE V. MALINAO Grade 8 1. Students had difficulty in 1. Told them to rank Manage time wisely
managing their time answering their priorities and to
all the tasks and activities given choose wisely according
be every learning area. to the needs.
2. Good there were students
who were tuning in to the RBI.
1/26/2021 JAREN M. CABANADA Grade 8 1. Learners require constant 1. Mentored either Home visitation to those in
supervision and direct physically or virtually. dire need.
assistance in answering the
modules.
2. Some needs frequent
monitoring specially those who
needs assistance in their studies.
1/27/2021 EFREN D. LIMA, JR. Grade 9 1. Students were independent 1. Encouraged them For those who were hard
learners – They can answer more to work up in the basic subjects –
activities and could outstandingly. for them to attend the
accomplished all tasks on time. barangay F2F mentoring.
1/28/2021 JERIC D. MANLANGIT Grade 10 1. Learners still had a hard 1. Referred them to their Frequent monitoring is
time in answering the Math math teacher and to the needed.
modules. Math virtual mentor too.
2. Advised them to be
2. Others had to submit all the mindful of the deadlines
written outputs, summative
tests and performance tasks.
1/28/2021 PEA G. NACIONAL Grade 10 1. Delayed submission of all 1. Constant monitoring Consistent monitoring of
outputs in all learning areas. thru phone calls, students with delayed
messenger and text submission of outputs.
messages.
2. Others were independent
learners – could do on their
own.
1/28/2021 JASMIN JOY J. SAGALES Grade 10 1. Students struggled in Math, 1.Referred to the subject Frequent monitoring
Science and English modules. teachers concerned.
2. Some students were still to 2. Advised them to
submit written outputs. submit ASAP.