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This document is a performance review for teacher Abegail B. Lalog for the period of August to October 2016 at Pangao Elementary School. The review evaluates Ms. Lalog on two key result areas: the teaching-learning process and facilitating learning in the classroom. For the teaching-learning process, Ms. Lalog is evaluated on completing daily lesson logs and plans with appropriate materials and achieving the planned learning objectives. For facilitating learning, she is evaluated on using individual and cooperative learning activities and innovative teaching strategies to actively engage pupils and achieve learning activities within the allotted timeframes. Ms. Lalog is also evaluated on initiating classroom discipline through establishing and enforcing rules and guidelines.
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Abby Ipcrf 2016 2017

This document is a performance review for teacher Abegail B. Lalog for the period of August to October 2016 at Pangao Elementary School. The review evaluates Ms. Lalog on two key result areas: the teaching-learning process and facilitating learning in the classroom. For the teaching-learning process, Ms. Lalog is evaluated on completing daily lesson logs and plans with appropriate materials and achieving the planned learning objectives. For facilitating learning, she is evaluated on using individual and cooperative learning activities and innovative teaching strategies to actively engage pupils and achieve learning activities within the allotted timeframes. Ms. Lalog is also evaluated on initiating classroom discipline through establishing and enforcing rules and guidelines.
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INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FO

Name of Employee: ABEGAAIL B. LALOG Name of Rater EDERLINDA B. TIQUIO


Position: Teacher - I Position PRINCIPAL - II
Review Period: AUGUST - OCTOBER 2016 Date of Review October 1, 2016
Bureau/Center : PANGAO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Service/ Division:

TO BE FILLED UP DURING PLANNING

Weight per PERFORMANCE INDICATORS


MFO's KRA's OBJECTIVES TIMELINE
KRA (Quality, Efficiency, Timelines)
Basic Education Teaching-Learning AUGUST-OCTOBER 2016 40% Daily lesson log were completed and develped with adequate appropriate and updated
Process instructional materials (Q)
Services
10% 5- All Daily Lesson Logs/ Plans had complete parts.
4- Had 4 of the 5 parts of the Daily Lesson Logs/ Plans
3- Had 3 of the 5 parts of the Daily Lesson Logs/ Plans
2- Had 2 of the 5 parts of the Daily Lesson Logs/ Plans
1- Had 1 of the 5 parts of the Daily Lesson Logs/ Plans
Daily Lesson Plan were executed as planned with all the instructional materials properly
used ( E )

5- Instructional materials were appropriate, adequate and


updated for the Daily Lesson Plansactivities
1. Prepared Daily lesson 4- Instructional materials were adequate and updated for
Logs/Plans activities including
the Daily Lesson Plans activities
appropriate, adequate and
updated instructional 3 - Instructional materials were adequate but not updated
materials for the Daily Plans activities
2 - With instructional materials but inadequate for the Daily
Plans activities
1 - No instructional materials presented
Daily Lesson Plans were completed everyday and all objectives are attained (T)

5 - Attained 91-100% of the learning competencies everyday


4- Attained 81-90% of the learning competencies 90% of the time
3- Attained 75-80% of the learning competencies 80% of the time
2- Attained 74% and below of the learning competencies 80%
of the time
1 -Attained 74% and below of the learning process 90% of the time
2. Facilitated learning in
classroom through functional 20% Has used individual learning activities for the pupils handled for every rating period
daily lesson logs/plans and with evidences (Q)
innovative teaching strategies 5 - Used 91-100% Individual Learning activities/cooperative
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daily lesson logs/plans and
innovative teaching strategies
Learning for the pupils
4-Used 81-90% individual Learning activities/Cooperative
Learning for the pupils
3-Used 71-80% Individual Learning activities/Cooperative Learning
2- Used 61-70% Individual Learning activities/Cooperative Learning
1- Used less than 60% Individual Learning activities/
Learning for the pupils

Pupils actively participated in the different activities provided by the teacher (E)

5-Teaching strategies/methodologies produced 91-100%


class interaction
4-Teaching strategies/methodologies produced 81-90% class
interaction
3- Teaching strategies/methodologies produced 71-80% class
interaction

2- Teaching strategies/methodologies produced 61-70% class


interaction

1-Teaching strategies/methodologies produced less than 60%


class interaction

Learning activities are suited to the ability of the pupils and are achieved in the alloted
time frame (T)

5-Had prepared and used 91-100% of updated and adequate


visual aids suited to the ability of the pupils every day
4- Had prepared and used 91-100% of updated and adequate
visual aids suited to the ability of the pupils 4 days of the week
3- Had prepared and used 91-100% of updated and adequate
visual aids suited to the ability of the pupils 3 days of the week
2- Had prepared and used 91-100% of updated and adequate
visual aids suited to the ability of the pupils 2 days of the week
1- Had prepared and used 91-100% of updated and adequate
visual aids suited to the ability of the pupils at least once a week
3. Initiated discipline of pupils 10%
including classroom rules and Discipline inside the classroom such as rules and guidelines are observed (Q)
guidelines in accomplishing 5- Pupils were given 90.01% above guidance as per class rules
individual/group task
and regulations in any activities they will undertake
4- Pupils were given 80.01- 90% above guidance as per class rules
rules and regulations in any activities they will undertake
3- Pupils were given 70.01- 80% above guidance as per class rules
rules and regulations in any activities they will undertake
2- Pupils were given 60.01- 70% above guidance as per class rules
rules and regulations in any activities they will undertake
1- Pupils were given 60 and below guidance as per class rules

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rules and regulations in any activities they will undertake
Pupils were able to manifest positive attitude in following classroom guidelines and
rules in accomplishing individual group task ( E )
5- 91-100% of the pupils were able to manifest positive attitude
towards classroom guidelines and rules
4- 81-90% of the pupils were able to manifest positive attitude
towards classroom guidelines and rules
3 - 71-80% of the pupils were able to manifest positive attitude
towards classroom guidelines and rules
2- 61-70% of the pupils were able to manifest positive attitude
towards classroom guidelines and rules
1 - 60% and below of the pupils were able to manifest positive
attitude towards classroom guidelines and rules

Pupils were able to perform/finish the assigned individual/group task assigned (T)
5- All activities/ individual or group tasks were accomplished.
4- 85 % of the activities/ individual or group tasks were
accomplished.
3- 75 % of the activities/ individual or group tasks were
accomplished.
2- 65 % of the activities/ individual or group tasks were
accomplished.
1- 55 % of the activities/ individual or group tasks were
accomplished.
Pupils/Students 1. Develop and utilize AUGUST-OCTOBER 2016 10% Assessment tools using KAR and other non traditional form of assessment were
Outcome assessment tools using KAR developed and utilized based on the pupils' ability (Q)
5- Conducted 91-100% asesment of the pupils needs, abilities and learning
and other non traditional
form of assessment styles
4- Conducted 81-90% assessment of the pupils need, abilities
and learning styles
3- Conducted 71-80% assessment of pupils needs, abilities and
learning styles
2- Conducted 61-70% assessment of pupils needs, abilities and
learning styles
1- Conducted less than 60% assessment of the pupils needs,
abilities and learning styles
Pupils were able to understand and perform well in the different
assessment activitie ( E )
5- All kinds of test were 91-100% administered and analyzed
4- All kinds of test were 81-90% administered and analyzed
3- All kinds of test were 71-80% administered and analyzed
2 - All kinds of test were 61-70% administered and analyzed
1- 60% and less of the test were administered and analyzed

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Evaluation on written and performance tasks tests were conducted and completed on
prescribed time (T)
5- 100% of the rating s in all subject areas were entered in the Class Progress
Report and reported to parents on time
4- 100% of the ratings in all subject areas were entered in the Class Progress
Report and reported to parents two weeks after the prescribed time
3- 100% of the ratings in all subject areas were entered in the Class Progress
Report and reported to parents four days after the prescribed time
2- 100% of the ratings in all subject areas were entered in the Class Progress
Report and reported to parents one week after the prescribed time
1- 100% of the ratings in all subject areas were entered in the Class Progress
Report was not reported to the parents
2. Evaluate pupils progress 10% 100% of the pupils attained 75% of achievement per subjet area (Q)
with 75% level of 5- 91-100% of the class attained the level of achievement
achievement attained every 4- 81-90% of the class attained the level of achievement
grading period per subject
area 3- 71-80% of the class attained the level of achievement
2- 61-70% of the class attained the level of achievement
1- Less than 60% of the class attained the level of achievement

100% of the pupils were evaluated and result-analyzed ( E )


5- 100% of the pupils were evaluated and 91-100% of the results were analyzed
4- 100% of the pupils were evaluated and 81-90% of the results were analyzed
3- 100% of the pupils were evaluated and 71-80% of the results were analyzed
2- 100% of the pupils were evaluated and 61-70% of the results were analyzed
1- 100% of the pupils were evaluated and less than 60% of the results
were analyzed
Assessment and analysis of test results were completed and submitted on the alloted
time (T)
5- Assessment and analysis of test results were submitted on the alloted time
4- Assessment and analysis were submitted 2 days after the alloted time
3- Assessment and analysis were submitted 4 days after the alloted time
2- Assessment and analysis were submitted one week after the alloted time
1- Assessment and analysis were not submitted at all
3. Conduct 10% Remediation and enrichment program were planned and developed to address the
remediation/enrichment needs of the children (Q)
program to improve the class 5- Remediation and enrichment program were planned and developed in all the 5
performance indicators major learning areas

4- Remediation and enrichment program were planned and developed in all the 4
major learning areas
3- Remediation and enrichment program were planned and developed in all the 3
major learning areas
2- Remediation and enrichment program were planned and developed in all the 2
major learning areas

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1- Remediation and enrichment program were planned and developed in all the 1
major learning areas
Remedial and enrichment program were conducted and periodically evaluated to find
the result ( E )
5- Remediation and enrichment program were coducted to 91-100% of the pupils who need it

4- Remediation and enrichment program were coducted to 81-90% of the pupils who need it

3- Remediation and enrichment program were coducted to 71-80% of the pupils who need it

2- Remediation and enrichment program were coducted to 61-70% of the pupils who need it

1- Remediation and enrichment program were coducted to less than 60%of the pupils who need it

Remediation and enrichment program were conducted every grading period based on
the need of the children ( T )
5- Remediation and enrichment were conducted 20 times per grading period
4- Remediation and enrichment were conducted 15 times per grading period
3- Remediation and enrichment were conducted 10 times per grading period
2- Remediation and enrichment were conducted 7 times per grading period
1- Remediation and enrichment were conducted 5 times per grading period

Community Involvement 1. Conducted regular/periodic AUGUST-OCTOBER 2016 15% Meeting were done periodically to update the parents of their child's development and
Homeroom PTA weakness per subject area (Q)
meetings/conferences 5% 5- Meeting were conducted five times in a school year
4- Meeting were conducted four times in a school year
3- Meeting were conducted three times in a school year
2- Meeting were conducted two times in a school year
1- Meeting was conducted once in a school year

Set/planned agreement during meetings and accomplished the set agreement ( E )

5- Set and planned agreements were 91-100%accomplished


4- Set and planned agreements were 81-90% accomplished
3- Set and planned agreements were 71-80% accomplished
2- Set and planned agreements were 61-70% accomplished
1- Less than 60% of the set and planned agreements were accomplished
Conducted PTA meetings/conferences after examination period and report cards were
presented to the parents (T)
5- Report cards were presented to 91-100% of the parents every rating period
4- Report cards were presented to 81-90% of the parents
3- Report cards were presented to 71-80% of the parents
1- Report cards were presented to less than 60% of the parents
5% Home visitations were done to inform the parents of their child's status in class and if
the child misbehaved (Q)
2. Visit parents of
pupils/students needing 5- Had visited five homes in a year
academic and with behavioral Page 5 of 21
problems monitoring follow
2. Visit parents of
pupils/students needing
academic and with behavioral 4- Had visited four homes in a year
problems monitoring follow 3- Had visited three homes in a year
up 2- Had visited two homes in a year
1- Had visited one home in a year
Accomplished set visit to parents and resulted to productive result ( E )

5- 91-100% of the children visited at home manifested productive results


4- 81-90% of children visited at home manifested productive results
3- 71-80% of children visited at home manifested productive results
2- 61-70% of children visited at home manifested productive results
1- Less than 60% of the children visited manifested productive results

Home visitations were done everytime it is needed to address immediately each child's
problem (T)
5- The five children and any children with immediate need for home visitation were
addressed
4- The four children and any children with immediate need for home visitation were
addressed

3- The three children and any children with immediate need for home visitation were
addressed

2- The two children and any children with immediate need for home visitation were
addressed

1- One child and any child with immediate need for home visitation were addressed
3. Undertaken/initiate 5%
Projects/activities initiated by parents were accomplished with documentation and
projects/activities sponsored completion report (Q)
by the parents and other 5- Projects initiated by the parents were 100% accomplished
community stakeholders
4- Projects initiated by the parents were 90% accomplished
3- Projects initiated by the parents were 80% accomplished
2- Projects initiated by the parents were 70% accomplished
1- Projects initiated by the parents were 60% or less accomplished
Spearheaded classroom related projects wherein parents solicited for the project
accomplishment ( E )
5- Projects were 100% solicited and accomplished purely by the parents
4- Projects were 90% solicited and accomplished purely by the parents
3- Projects were 80% solicited and accomplished purely by the parents
2- Projects were 70% solicited and accomplished purely by the parents
1- Projects were 60% or less solicited and accomplished purely by the parents

Projects/activities initiated by parents were accomplished at the time set and agreed by
them (T)
5- Projects initiated by the parents were accomplished on time
4- Projects were accomplished one weeks after the time set and agreed on
3- Projects were accomplished two weeks after the time set and agreed on
2- Projects were accomplished three weeks after the time set and agreed on
1- Projects were accomplished a month after the time set and agreed on
Professional Growth 1. Enhance skills through AUGUST-OCTOBER 2016 10%
Attended in professional development trainings initiated by the division, district, and
and Development participation to teacher school (Q)
related trainings/workshops/ 5% 5- Attended five or more professional development trainings
seminars
4- Attended four professional development trainings

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seminars
3- Attended three professional development trainings
2- Attended two professional development trainings
1- Attended one or no professional development trainings
Accomplished tasks given in the trainings produce outputs that will help improve the
quality of teaching ( E )
5- Accomplished 91-100% of the tasks given in the training
4- Accomplished 81-90% of the tasks given in the training
3- Accomplished 71-80% of the tasks given in the training
2- Accomplished 61-70% of the tasks given in the training
1- Accomplished less than 60% of the tasks given in the training

Actively participated and completed the tasks given within the alloted time frame (T)
5- Actively participated and completed the tasks given on time
4- Actively participate and completed the tasks two days after the alloted time

3- Actively participate and completed the tasks four days after the alloted time

2- Actively participate and completed the tasks six days after the alloted time
1- Participated and completed the tasks eight days after the alloted time
2. Participated/Attended 5% Participated/Attended the activities launched by the Division/District and School as per
Division/District and school year round plan of activities (Q)
activities 5- Highly supported the activities launched by DepEd in the Region, Division, District,
and the school

4- Highly supported the activities launched by DepEd in the Division, District and the
school

3- Highly supported activities launched by DepEd in the District and school


2- Highly supported activities launched by DepEd in the school
1- Slightly supported activities launched by DepEd
Actively participated/attended activities launched by the Division/District and School
with complete attendance ( E )
5- Participated/attended activities but missed one
4- Participated/attended activities but missed two
3- Participated/attended activities but missed three
2- Participated/attended activities but missed four
1- Participated/attended activities but missed five
Engaged actively within the duration of Division/District and school activities
( T)
5- Actively participated in the activities always on time and finished the duration of the
activities
4- Moderately active in the activities on time and finished the duration of the activities

3- Participated on time and finished the duration of the activities


2- Participated on time but did not finished the duration of the activities
1- Participated but late and did not finished the duration of the activities
3. Plus Factor 5%
AUGUST-OCTOBER 2016

GSP TROOP LEADER

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GSP TROOP LEADER

ABEGAIL B. LALOG BRENDA E. MAGSINO


Ratee / Teacher I Rater / Master Teacher I

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VIEW FORM

TO BE FILLED UP DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL
RESULTS SCORE*
Q E T RATING

4 4

0.367
3 3

4 4

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4 4

0.733

4 4

3 3

3 3

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0.367
5 5

3 3

3 3

0.300

3 3

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3 3

3 3

0.300

3 3

3 3

4 4

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0.333

3 3

3 3

4 4

4 4 0.217

5 5

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4 4

4 4

0.200

4 4

4 4

4 4
0.217

5 5

4 4

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4 4 0.200

4 4

4 4

0.183

3 3

4 4

5 5 0.250

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5 0.250

OVER ALL RATING FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS 3.667

EDERLINDA B. TIQUIO
Approving Authority / Principal II

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INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM
SUMMARY OF RATING

Name of Employee: ABEGAIL B. LALOG Name of Rater: EDERLINDA B. TIQUIO


Position: Teacher I Position Principal II
Review Period: AUGUST-OCTOBER 2016 Date of Review Oct-16
RE
LIPA CITY
Service/Division:

KRA's Weight per KRA OBJECTIVES Weight per Objectives Rating Score
Teaching and Learning Process 40 Objective 1 10% 4 0.367
Objective 2 20% 4 0.733
Objective 3 10% 4 0.367
Pupils / Students Outcomes 30 Objective 1 10% 3 0.300
Objective 2 10% 3 0.300
Objective 3 10% 3 0.333
Community Involvement 15 Objective 1 5% 4 0.217
Objective 2 5% 4 0.200
Objective 3 5% 4 0.217
Professional Growth and 10 Objective 1 5% 4 0.200
Development Objective 2 5% 4 0.183
Plus Factor 5 GSP TROOP LEADER 5% 5 0.250

FINAL RATING 3.667


ADJECTIVAL RATING Very Satisfactory

ABEGAIL B. LALOG BRENDA E. MAGSINO EDERLINDA B. TIQUIO


Ratee/ Teacher I Rater/ Master Teacher I Approving Authority/ Principal II
PART III: SUMMARY OF RATINGS FOR DISCUSSION
Final Performance Results Rating Adjectival Rating

Accomplishments of KRAs and Objectives 3.143 Satisfactory

Employee-Superior Agreement

The signatures below confirm that the employee and his/her superior have agreed to the contents of the performance as captured in this form.

Name of Employee: Name of Superior:

Signature: Signature:

Date: Date:

PART IV: DEVELOPMENT PLANS


Action Plan (Recommended
Strengths Development Needs Timeline Resources Needed
Developmental Intervention)
1. Participated/Attended 1. Attain the 75% level of achievement 1. Use innovative strategies using 1. Standardize Periodical Test,
Division/District and school activities per subject area. multi-media and manipulative computer, LED TV and
such as Teachers’ Day Celebration, objects in teaching. cellphone.
Independence Day, Team Building and
Others June 2016 to
December 2016

2. Conducted regular/periodic 2. Pursue Post-Graduate Studies 2. Enroll/earn units in Post- 2. Money


Homeroom PTA meetings/conferences Graduate.
following the Reduced Class Friday
Program
June 2016 to
December 2016

MICHELLE T. RUECA LORNA B MARASIGAN FRANCIA C. SILVA, Ed. D.


Ratee/ Teacher I Rater/ Principal II Approval Authority/ District Supervisor
DEPED RPMS form - For Teacher
Resources Needed
ardize Periodical Test,
er, LED TV and
ne.

ey

VA, Ed. D.
strict Supervisor
D RPMS form - For Teacher

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