Idp Gerlyn B. Gildo

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IPCRF-DEVELOPMENTAL

PLAN
S.Y. 2022-2023

IPCRF-DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Action Plan
Strengths Development Needs Timeline Resources Needed
Learning Objectives Intervention
A. Functional Competencies (RPMS-PPST Objectives from Part II of e-SAT)
1.2 Ensured the positive use of ICT 3.1 Built in To encourage and Establish good Year-round Zoom and Google
to facilitate the teaching and relationships with empower parental rapport with parents Meetings,
learning process (PPST indicator parents/guardians involvement and and guardians to PowerPoint
1.3.2) and the wider school assistance in the provide and gather Presentations,
community to academic progress of collective ideas on Videos, Printed Self
facilitate involvement the children. creating a positive Learning Modules
2.2. Planned and delivered teaching in the educative learning environment (SLMs), Most
strategies that are responsive to the process. (PPST relevant to their Essential Learning
special education needs of learners Indicator 6.2.2) children’s academic Competencies
in difficult circumstances, success in the new (MELCS) and
including: geographic isolation, normal. Regular Coaching
chronic illness; displacement due to
armed conflict, urban resettlement
or disasters; child abuse and child
labor practices. (PPST Indicator
3.4.2)

3.1. Selected, develop organized and


used appropriate teaching and
learning resources, including ICT,
to address learning goals. (PPST
Indicator 4.5.2)

3.2 Set achievable an appropriate


learning outcomes that are aligned
with learning competencies. (PPST
Indicator 4.2.2)

4.2 Participated in professional


networks to share knowledge to
enhance practice. (PPST Indicator
7.3.2)

B. Core Behavioral Competencies (from Part III of e-SAT)


2. Professionalism and Ethics 1.Self Management To adopt an ability to Deliver error-free Year-round Regular Coaching
prioritize goals and outputs by  Supervisors,
complete necessary conforming to School
actions. standard operating Heads and
procedures correctly Master
and consistently and Teachers
to be able to produce
very satisfactory
quality work in terms
of usefulness,
acceptability and
completeness with no
supervision required.

4. Teamwork To take personal Take personal


responsibility for responsibility for
dealing with and/or dealing with and/or
correcting costumer correcting costumer
service issues and service issues and
concerns. concerns.

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GERLYN B. GILDO WILMA B. DE GALA DANIEL S. TABABA
RATEE RATER APPROVING AUTHORITY

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