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MATHEMATICS
Elementary and Secondary Levels
= 15% - 12%- 9% -6% -3%- 0%
PROGRAMS
* Numeracy Program
* Math Remediation Program
* Math Enrichment Program
STRATEGIES
2. Intensive class supervision and monitoring
1. Pretest-Posttest/Baseline-Achievement
3. Math tracking system
4. Competency based modular activities
( Remediation & Enrichment )
5. Peer Tutoring
1. Pretest-
Posttest/Baseline-
Achievement
Submits test questions with TOS
All District will submit
Grades 1 & 2 - 1-2 test questions per quarter
Grades 3 & 4 - 2-3 test questions per quarter
Grades 5 & 6 - 3-4 test questions per quarter
2. INTENSIVE CLASS
SUPERVISION AND
MONITORING
Each School Head will have at least 2
classroom observations for Math
subject monthly.
3. Math Tracking System
All school head will submit
monthly tracking form in
Mathematics subject
4. Competency based modular
activities
(Remediation & Enrichment )
All school head will submit activity
sheets consisting of 3-4 activities with
at least 5 items per activity
5. Peer Tutoring
ACTIVITIES
1.
MATH CAMPING
Learn Mathematics in a scouting way
Each district is encourage to conduct/
hold district-wide Math Camp activity
within the school year
( simultaneous in all schools in the
district)
2. Saturday MTAP
classes
All schools are encourage to
conduct/hold MTAP Saturday
classes for Enrichment Program
purposes
3.
Math Fair and Quiz
All schools are encourage to conduct/
hold Math fair/Quiz for learning
enrichment program purposes
4. Critical Thinkers
Quest
All schools are encourage to
conduct/hold critical thinkers Quest
event for learning enrichment program
purposes.
All districts/clusters will submit
Mathematics Annual Narrative
Reports with the following contents:
Cover page
Table of Content
Introduction
List of Schools
Summary of ratings of learners per grade levels (see
annex A)
Programs
Activities
Strategies
Best Pictures
MATHEMATICS
MONITORING
TOOL
Grade 1:
Total number of learners in Grade 1 ______
Intervention Employed Per Quarter
First:________________________________________________________________
Second:_____________________________________________________________
Third:_______________________________________________________________
Fourth:______________________________________________________________
Impact of the Intervention Employed per Quarter
First:________________________________________________________________
Second:_____________________________________________________________
Third:_______________________________________________________________
Fourth:_______________________________________________________
Number of learners obtained the following grades in Mathematics
Ratings First 2nd Third Fourth Final
M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T
75 & below
76-79
80-84
85-89
90 & above
Grade 2:
Total number of learners in Grade 2______
Intervention Employed Per Quarter
First:________________________________________________________________
Second:_____________________________________________________________
Third:_______________________________________________________________
Fourth:______________________________________________________________
Impact of the Intervention Employed per Quarter
First:________________________________________________________________
Second:_____________________________________________________________
Third:_______________________________________________________________
Fourth:_______________________________________________________
Ratings First 2nd Third Fourth Final
M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T
75 & below
76-79
80-84
85-89
90 & above
Grade 3:
Total number of learners in Grade 3______
Intervention Employed Per Quarter
First:________________________________________________________________
Second:_____________________________________________________________
Third:_______________________________________________________________
Fourth:______________________________________________________________
Impact of the Intervention Employed per Quarter
First:________________________________________________________________
Second:_____________________________________________________________
Third:_______________________________________________________________
Fourth:_______________________________________________________

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INTENSIVE MATH PROGRAM

  • 1. MATHEMATICS Elementary and Secondary Levels = 15% - 12%- 9% -6% -3%- 0%
  • 2. PROGRAMS * Numeracy Program * Math Remediation Program * Math Enrichment Program
  • 3. STRATEGIES 2. Intensive class supervision and monitoring 1. Pretest-Posttest/Baseline-Achievement 3. Math tracking system 4. Competency based modular activities ( Remediation & Enrichment ) 5. Peer Tutoring
  • 4. 1. Pretest- Posttest/Baseline- Achievement Submits test questions with TOS All District will submit Grades 1 & 2 - 1-2 test questions per quarter Grades 3 & 4 - 2-3 test questions per quarter Grades 5 & 6 - 3-4 test questions per quarter
  • 5. 2. INTENSIVE CLASS SUPERVISION AND MONITORING Each School Head will have at least 2 classroom observations for Math subject monthly.
  • 6. 3. Math Tracking System All school head will submit monthly tracking form in Mathematics subject
  • 7. 4. Competency based modular activities (Remediation & Enrichment ) All school head will submit activity sheets consisting of 3-4 activities with at least 5 items per activity
  • 10. 1. MATH CAMPING Learn Mathematics in a scouting way Each district is encourage to conduct/ hold district-wide Math Camp activity within the school year ( simultaneous in all schools in the district)
  • 11. 2. Saturday MTAP classes All schools are encourage to conduct/hold MTAP Saturday classes for Enrichment Program purposes
  • 12. 3. Math Fair and Quiz All schools are encourage to conduct/ hold Math fair/Quiz for learning enrichment program purposes
  • 13. 4. Critical Thinkers Quest All schools are encourage to conduct/hold critical thinkers Quest event for learning enrichment program purposes.
  • 14. All districts/clusters will submit Mathematics Annual Narrative Reports with the following contents: Cover page Table of Content Introduction List of Schools Summary of ratings of learners per grade levels (see annex A) Programs Activities Strategies Best Pictures
  • 16. Grade 1: Total number of learners in Grade 1 ______ Intervention Employed Per Quarter First:________________________________________________________________ Second:_____________________________________________________________ Third:_______________________________________________________________ Fourth:______________________________________________________________ Impact of the Intervention Employed per Quarter First:________________________________________________________________ Second:_____________________________________________________________ Third:_______________________________________________________________ Fourth:_______________________________________________________ Number of learners obtained the following grades in Mathematics Ratings First 2nd Third Fourth Final M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T 75 & below 76-79 80-84 85-89 90 & above
  • 17. Grade 2: Total number of learners in Grade 2______ Intervention Employed Per Quarter First:________________________________________________________________ Second:_____________________________________________________________ Third:_______________________________________________________________ Fourth:______________________________________________________________ Impact of the Intervention Employed per Quarter First:________________________________________________________________ Second:_____________________________________________________________ Third:_______________________________________________________________ Fourth:_______________________________________________________ Ratings First 2nd Third Fourth Final M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T 75 & below 76-79 80-84 85-89 90 & above
  • 18. Grade 3: Total number of learners in Grade 3______ Intervention Employed Per Quarter First:________________________________________________________________ Second:_____________________________________________________________ Third:_______________________________________________________________ Fourth:______________________________________________________________ Impact of the Intervention Employed per Quarter First:________________________________________________________________ Second:_____________________________________________________________ Third:_______________________________________________________________ Fourth:_______________________________________________________