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    Annotation Template: Objective

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    This document provides an annotation template for teachers to document evidence of their performance based on 5 objectives. For each objective, it lists possible means of verification such as classroom observation tools, lesson plans, instructional materials, and performance tasks. It also includes space to describe the means of verification presented and any annotations about how the teacher met the objective.

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    Annotation Template: Objective

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    This document provides an annotation template for teachers to document evidence of their performance based on 5 objectives. For each objective, it lists possible means of verification such as classroom observation tools, lesson plans, instructional materials, and performance tasks. It also includes space to describe the means of verification presented and any annotations about how the teacher met the objective.

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    This document provides an annotation template for teachers to document evidence of their performance based on 5 objectives. For each objective, it lists possible means of verification such as classroom observation tools, lesson plans, instructional materials, and performance tasks. It also includes space to describe the means of verification presented and any annotations about how the teacher met the objective.

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    THE RPMS MANUAL

    Appendix L
    Annotation Template

    Objective Means of Verification Description of MOV Annotations


    Presented
    3. Applied a range of The MOV presented was a In this lesson I incorporated knowledge of different
    strategies to develop 1. Classroom lesson plan that showed kinds of festivals / celebrations in our country. I
    observation tool
    critical and creative (COT) rating
    integration of knowledge and showed some pictures through the use of
    thinking as well as sheet and/or inter- content in Araling Panlipunan. multimedia presentation. I also asked the pupils to
    observer agreement
    form about give some examples of festivals and discussed their
    knowledge of content importance.
    within and across
    curriculum teaching
    areas

    2. Lesson
    plans/modified DLLs
    developed
    highlighting
    integration of content
    knowledge within and
    across subject areas

    3. Instructional materials
    highlighting mastery
    of content and its
    integration in other
    subject areas

    4. Performance
    tasks/test material(s)
    highlighting
    integration of content
    knowledge within
    and across subject
    areas

    5. Others (Please specify


    and provide)
    THE RPMS MANUAL
    Appendix L
    Annotation Template

    Objective Means of Verification Description of MOV Annotations


    Presented
    4.Managed The MOV presented was a In this lesson I was not able to indicate the setting of
    classroom structure 1. Classroom lesson plan in Filipino III
    observation tool
    standards for group activities/tasks in my Lesson
    to engage learners, (COT) rating Plan however, I was able to ask the pupils to give
    individually or in sheet and/or the rules/standards, before, during and after an
    groups, in inter-observer
    agreement form
    activity. The tasks given to them was performed
    meaningful
    about managing orderly.
    exploration,
    classroom
    discovery and hands structure that
    –on activities within engages
    a range of physical learners in
    learning various activities
    environments. 2. Lesson
    plans/modified
    DLLs
    highlighting
    various
    classroom
    management
    strategies that
    engage learners
    in
    activities/tasks
    in different
    physical
    learning
    environments

    3. Others (Please
    specify and
    provide
    annotations)
    THE RPMS MANUAL
    Appendix L
    Annotation Template

    Objective Means of Verification Description of MOV Annotations


    Presented
    5. Managed learner The MOV presented was a In this lesson I incorporated knowledge of different
    behavior 1. Classroom lesson plan that showed kinds of festivals / celebrations in our country. I
    observation tool
    constructively by (COT) rating integration of knowledge and showed some pictures through the use of
    applying positive sheet and/or inter- content in Araling Panlipunan. multimedia presentation. I also asked the pupils to
    and non-violent observer agreement
    form about give some examples of festivals and discussed their
    discipline to ensure knowledge of content importance.
    learning-focused within and across
    curriculum teaching
    environments. areas

    2. Lesson
    plans/modified DLLs
    developed
    highlighting
    integration of content
    knowledge within and
    across subject areas

    3. Instructional materials
    highlighting mastery
    of content and its
    integration in other
    subject areas

    4. Performance
    tasks/test material(s)
    highlighting
    integration of content
    knowledge within
    and across subject
    areas

    5. Others (Please specify


    and provide)

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