This document summarizes the key results and activities of the Curriculum Implementation Division for their various Key Result Areas (KRAs). It includes physical, financial, and quality success indicators. Some of the main accomplishments include developing learning resources, providing technical assistance to over 1,000 teachers, reviewing research proposals, and supporting special programs like the Madrasah program and English Language Learning. The division also helped schools and learners perform well in competitions and assessments. The unit head is responsible for managing the division's budget, personnel, reporting, and professional development to support goal achievement.
This document summarizes the key results and activities of the Curriculum Implementation Division for their various Key Result Areas (KRAs). It includes physical, financial, and quality success indicators. Some of the main accomplishments include developing learning resources, providing technical assistance to over 1,000 teachers, reviewing research proposals, and supporting special programs like the Madrasah program and English Language Learning. The division also helped schools and learners perform well in competitions and assessments. The unit head is responsible for managing the division's budget, personnel, reporting, and professional development to support goal achievement.
This document summarizes the key results and activities of the Curriculum Implementation Division for their various Key Result Areas (KRAs). It includes physical, financial, and quality success indicators. Some of the main accomplishments include developing learning resources, providing technical assistance to over 1,000 teachers, reviewing research proposals, and supporting special programs like the Madrasah program and English Language Learning. The division also helped schools and learners perform well in competitions and assessments. The unit head is responsible for managing the division's budget, personnel, reporting, and professional development to support goal achievement.
Success Indicator Indicator Indicator MANAGEMENT OF (a) 17 CID Staff were provided P 4,000.00 (a)Updated and CURRICULUM technical input for the (launching) responsive DEDP IMPLEMENTATION updated DEDP; (b) 20% of the (b) 2 frameworks were indicators in the SBIS developed; were attained (c) conducted 11 capability (c) 100% of the training building programs for basic proposals were attained education curriculum CURRICULUM 452 learning resources (DLL, 377 were quality DEVELOPMENT, history, big books) were assured, validated and ENRICHMENT, and developed in the different grade utilized LOCALIZATION levels LEARNING DELIVERY 20 advocacy materials were P 10,000.00 100% of the advocacy developed and implemented to materials strengthened encourage learning delivery and awareness on program innovation implementation CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION DIVISION KRA Physical Success Financial Quality Success Indicator Indicator Success Indicator LEARNING 35 (1 SDO, 34 schools) 6,000.00 75% were functional and utilized to RESOURCE digital LRC (CD rack) the fullest LEARNING • Conducted quarterly • 100% or 34 schools were OUTCOMES monitoring of learner’s monitored ASSESSMENT performance output • 71% or 366 learners passed the A display to 34 schools & E Test • 517 ALS learners took A & • 44% or 20 learners passed the E Test PEPT • 45 learners took the PEPT RESEARCH 47 researches were 37,000.00 18 approved researchers reviewed for approval 12 implemented and 12 completed and submitted researches TECHNICAL • 1255 teachers and school • 80% of the teachers and SH ASSISTANCE heads were given TA improved their performance • 10 FGD conducted to • 1005 teachers and parents were teachers and parents well-informed on the different guidelines, policies and programs of DepEd CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION KRA DIVISION Physical Success Indicator Financial Quality Success Indicator Success Indicator SPECIAL CURRICULAR PROGRAMS AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES -IPED • 377 developed LPs in K to • 93 LRs were QA and Grade 3 validated • 49 Teachers attended the • 40 AP2 LRs were finalized Finalization of AP2 Madrasah 80 teachers were capacitated 80 teachers were on Madrassah capacitated and made aware of the Madrassah Program MTB-MLE 40 Weeks of National 20 Weeks were QA, to be Kindergarten Curriculum Guide validated and utilized (NKCG) contextualized in Ibanag ELLN 56 supervisors, school heads 100% or 56 supervisors, and teachers were capacitated school heads and teachers for higher learning outcomes were capacitated for higher learning outcomes CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION DIVISION KRA Physical Success Financial Quality Success Indicator Indicator Success Indicator SPECIAL CURRICULAR PROGRAMS AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES Journalism 34 school heads, 68 • Third Over-all Champion in RSPC school paper advisers • National Champion in were capacitated Newswriting, Copy-reading and column Writing Science & 20 Science Investigatory National Level Technology Fair, Project (Individual), • Two Qualifiers for SIP with two Science Camp 29 Science Investigatory awards in NSTF Project (Team), and 2 Regional Level Robotics were conducted • Overall Regional Champion in and evaluated during the Secondary Division Science Fair • Two- 1st place SIP (team) Secondary; • Two- 2nd place Robotics Secondary and SIP (Individual) Secondary • 1st place SIP (team) Elementary • 3rd place Quiz Bee CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION DIVISION KRA Physical Success Financial Quality Success Indicator Indicator Success Indicator SPECIAL CURRICULAR PROGRAMS AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES MTAP Public and private • 100% joined the 2 major elementary and activities in MTAP (District secondary schools in the Elimination and Division Team division participated in Oral Contest) the MTAP (District • Regional Level Elimination and Division -Champion, Team and Individual Team Oral Contest) Category (Secondary) - 3rd place, Team Category (Elementary) Sports • 517 athletes were 15,500,000. • 4th place in the CAVRAA Meet trained in preparation 00 • 102 Palarong Pambansa qualifiers for higher meet and 2 were awarded gold medal • 55 trainers and and 3 bronze medals coaches were capacitated Festival of Talents • 72 learners were • 48 learners won in the RFOT qualifies for the • 41 were NFOT qualifiers different contested • 2nd place in the NFOT Pop Quiz CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION DIVISION KRA UNIT 1. Prepare and manage the budget for CIDs resource requirements and PERFORMANCE submits this to be part of the Regional Budget. 2. Manage personnel work assignment to ensure equitable work distribution towards accomplishment of division goals and targets. 3. Integrates and submits accomplishment report of the Division to inform RO management of progress, issues, and challenges for corrective action. 4. Submits M & E Report/ Results of CID Operations to inform management of progress. 5. Prepares and submits an Annual Procurement Plan of CID to schedule expense requirements. 6. Conduct Performance Appraisal Feedback and Ratings on direct reports towards continues improvement of performance. 7. Prepares and implements a Professional Development Plan for CID personnel 8. Attend management and coordination meeting and conduct staff meeting to ensure flow of information and communication critical to the operational efficiency and effectiveness of the unit. 9. Conducts regular CID Meetings for regular updates and work coordination. 10. Cultivate a supportive environment for the staff to perform and meet targets through continuous work place improvement and establishing enabling structures and systems