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Q1 - Analysis - Mathematics - Quarterly Assessment

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION IV-B MIMAROPA
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ROMBLON
AGNIPA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL-SABLAYAN EXTENSION
BRGY. SABLAYAN, ROMBLON, ROMBLON

SCHOOL REPORT ON THE QUARTERLY ASSESSMENT


Learning Area: Araling Panlipunan
Quarter 2, S.Y. 2022-2023

Results:
Mean Mean Percentage Standard
Grade Level Number of Items
(x) Score (MPS) Deviation (SD)
7 40 23.68 59.20 4.635
8 40 23.415 58.535 3.915
9 40 17.16 42.90 6.97
10 40 28.845 72.11 2.355

Mastery Level using PCR (Source: NETRC)


Absolutely No Mastery 0 to 4
Very Low Mastery 5 to 14
Low Mastery 15 to 34
Average 35 to 65
Moving Towards Mastery 66 to 85
Closely Approximating Mastery 86 to 95
Mastered 96 - 100

Analysis
The table above shows the mean and mean percentage score in 40 itemed
quarterly examination in Mathematics of grade 7-10 students of Agnipa National High
School-Sablayan Extension. Based on Mastery Level using PCR (source: NETRC), it
appears that grade 7-9 learners have an average mastery of learning competencies with
a mean of 23.68; 23.415; 17.16 and a mean percentage score of 59.20; 58.535; 42.90
respectively. Grade 10 learners on the other hand is moving towards mastery with a
mean of 28.845 and a mean percentage score of 72.11.
In addition, the item analysis results shows that the standard deviation of grades
7 to 10 are 4.635, 3.915, 6.97 and 2.355, respectively. The standard deviations in each
category indicate a wide dispersion of scores relative to the mean.

Action Taken
To analyze better the first quarterly assessment results, grade 7-10 Mathematics
teachers utilized an automated item analysis tool to identify which amongst the
competencies are least mastered. Then, the subject teachers focused on data gathering
and analyzing the probable root causes that results to low mastery to absolutely no
mastery of competencies through interviews. It turned out, that some factors are as
follows: low reading comprehension, lacks basic numeracy skills (performing
fundamental operations), poor study habits, poor retention, lack of interest and
excessive exposure in varied technological gadgets such as cellphones and etc.

Programs and Projects to be Undertaken

Title: Project SMART (Sipnayan ay Mahalin, ARalin at Tuklasin)


Peer-Tutoring
Objectives:
1. To enhance students’ engagement, communication, and independence skills and
promote critical and problem-solving based learning.
2. To enhance student’s basic numeracy and literacy skills.
3. To bridge the students’ learning gaps in Mathematics.

Target Clientele:
Grade 7-10 learners whose final grade in Mathematics is below 80%.

Least Learned Competencies

Grade 7
1. Performs operations on rational numbers.
2. Illustrates the different properties of operations on the set of integers.
3. Solves problems involving sets with the use of Venn diagram.

Grade 8
1. Solves problems involving linear equation in two variables
2. Solves problems involving rational algebraic expressions.
3. Performs operations on rational algebraic expressions.

Grade 9
1. Solves problems involving inequalities.
2. Solves quadratic inequalities.
3. Solves problems involving quadratic equation and rational algebraic equations.

Grade 10
1. Solves problems involving sequences.
2. Solves problems involving polynomials and polynomial equations.
3. Performs division of polynomials using long method division

Prepared by:

RONEL A. MACASA ANNE R. RABINO


Mathematics Teacher Mathematics Teacher

Checked and noted by:

ROBERT R. FAILOGNA, MEM


Head Teacher VI/Teacher-in-Charge

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