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Classroom - Based Learning Recovery Plan
Classroom - Based Learning Recovery Plan
Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division Office of Gapan City
Gapan South District
MALIMBA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Office of the School Principal
I. INTRODUCTION
Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted school life and brought big changes
and challenges to our school system. From the traditional face-to-face, we
have to adopt a distance learning modality. It has been a challenge for me
as a newly hired because I’m not equipped with distance learning. I need a
lot of coping and adjustment. But with a series of webinars and
preparations, I cope with the new normal educational setting. The series of
webinars help us a lot, although sometimes it is overwhelming, it still helps
us to have a better understanding of how to still provide and implement a
quality education for our students despite our situation.
Before the school year started we made a lot of preparations to ensure
the safety ness of the parents and learners and I consistently monitor my
students thru phone calls, text messages, or messenger. By mid-year of the
school year, limited face-to-face was implemented. Orientation and
consistent reminders and announcements were done. Our students were
divided into two sections to maintain physical distancing, and encourage
our learners to strictly followed health protocols. Consistent and clear
communication with the parents is crucial for the programs and activities of
the school to be successfully implemented. I make sure that every programs,
activities, reminders, and announcement is clearly communicated to them.
As I assess my students during face-to-face most of them are having a
hard time with the basic skills in math and reading. So, I have to provide
additional activities and instructional materials. I give them worksheets to
do at home and I encourage the parent to monitor their child.
The pandemic has affected the quality of our education today. It is a
big challenge for us teachers how to recover from the effect of the pandemic.
STRENGTHS OPPORTUNITIES
The pandemic test the resiliency and Technology in education was fully
coping mechanism of teachers. integrated. Teachers and learners
Teachers adopted the different were able to maximize the use of
learning modalities, teaching technology for teaching and
strategies, and approaches. learning.
WEAKNESSES THREATS
Students' basic skills deteriorate. Quality of education deteriorates.
Limited facilitation of teacher to the Students don’t give value to
learner. education anymore.
Numeracy Interventions
Providing and sending additional activities and worksheets in
numeracy
Reading Literacy
Providing and sending additional activities and worksheets in
reading like short stories, sentence construction, and reading
comprehension.
Remediation Program
Before and after class remediation teaching.
Pillar I Goal:
K to 12 Curriculum
Strategies Interventions Major Outputs
Pillar 3 Goal:
Upskilling and Reskilling
of Personnel
Strategies Interventions Major Outputs
Pillar 4 Goal:
Engagement of
Stakeholders for Support
and Collaboration
Strategies Interventions Major Outputs
V. IMPLEMENTATION PLANS
Key Persons
Target Resources Major
Objectives Performance Activities Involve
Date Needed Outputs
indicators d
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students. year
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