1) The document reports on the implementation of a Learning Action Cell (LAC) training program at Kasiglahan Village Elementary School from June 2018 to March 2019.
2) Over 200 teachers participated in the monthly sessions, which aimed to enhance teachers' pedagogical skills, assessment abilities, and the teaching and learning process.
3) Key results included updating teachers' content knowledge and classroom practices, as well as knowledge of DepEd policies. Participant feedback was positive, noting the professional development benefits of the school-based LAC activities.
1) The document reports on the implementation of a Learning Action Cell (LAC) training program at Kasiglahan Village Elementary School from June 2018 to March 2019.
2) Over 200 teachers participated in the monthly sessions, which aimed to enhance teachers' pedagogical skills, assessment abilities, and the teaching and learning process.
3) Key results included updating teachers' content knowledge and classroom practices, as well as knowledge of DepEd policies. Participant feedback was positive, noting the professional development benefits of the school-based LAC activities.
1) The document reports on the implementation of a Learning Action Cell (LAC) training program at Kasiglahan Village Elementary School from June 2018 to March 2019.
2) Over 200 teachers participated in the monthly sessions, which aimed to enhance teachers' pedagogical skills, assessment abilities, and the teaching and learning process.
3) Key results included updating teachers' content knowledge and classroom practices, as well as knowledge of DepEd policies. Participant feedback was positive, noting the professional development benefits of the school-based LAC activities.
1) The document reports on the implementation of a Learning Action Cell (LAC) training program at Kasiglahan Village Elementary School from June 2018 to March 2019.
2) Over 200 teachers participated in the monthly sessions, which aimed to enhance teachers' pedagogical skills, assessment abilities, and the teaching and learning process.
3) Key results included updating teachers' content knowledge and classroom practices, as well as knowledge of DepEd policies. Participant feedback was positive, noting the professional development benefits of the school-based LAC activities.
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2019
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education Region IVA-CALABARZON Division of Rizal District of Rodriguez II KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL San Jose, Rodriguez Rizal
REPORT RELATIVE TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF
LEARNING ACTION CELL (LAC) TRAINING/ACTIVITY COMPLETION REPORT Program Title: KVES_ Learning Action Cell (KVES_LAC) Location and Venue: Kasiglahan Village Elementary School Session Hall Duration: Whole Year LAC Program Dates: Every Last Friday of the month starting from June 2018-March 2019 No. of Participants: 206 Teachers Facilitator/s Resource Resident Facilitators/Resource Speakers: Speaker/s Dr. Elizabeth B. Medina (Principal) Virgie M. Sara (Master Teacher I) Akmad M. Abubakar (Master Teacher I) Emma M. San Jose (Master Teacher I) Sonny V. Matias (Master Teacher I) Invited Resource Speakers: Atty. Wade Lataoan Atty. Fidel Nograles Executive Summary Program Objectives: To enhance the teachers pedagogical knowledge, skills, and attitudes in early grades literacy and numeracy. To improve teachers ability in assessing the learners. To improve teaching learning process that will lead to improved learning among the pupils. Program Schedule/Matrix/Design Please see attached program design. Key Results: Updated teachers on content knowledge and its application. Enhanced teachers’ knowledge in classroom management and classroom-based assessment tools. Updated teachers on the different thrusts of the Department of Education. Resource Materials: DepEd Orders & Memos PPST Resource Package RAs Related Laws in Education Highlights of the Event Facilitating Factors LAC activities were spearheaded by the principal. Active participation of the teachers were ensured. Challenges Setting up of resources. Teacher absences during SLAC sessions. Action Taken The school head and the faculty president lead in identifying the 2019 Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region IVA-CALABARZON Division of Rizal District of Rodriguez II KASIGLAHAN VILLAGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL San Jose, Rodriguez Rizal
needed resources and ensured their availability and sustainability.
Result The SLAC run smoothly as expected. Significant Learning Top 3 Lesson Learned Updated teachers on content knowledge and its application. (from the participants) Enhanced teachers’ knowledge in classroom management and classroom-based assessment tools. Updated teachers on the different thrusts of the Department of Education. General Comments and School LAC activities/sessions help teachers in their personal and Suggestions professional growth. (from the participants)