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Name of Employee ELLEN MAE P. VERANO Name of Rater IRINE C.MAHINAY, MEEM
Position Teacher I Position HT-III / TIC
Review Period June 2014 - March 2015 Date of Review March 30, 2015
Bureau/Center/Service/Division Secondary Education/Davao del Sur
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 3 x 0.12 0.36
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 4 x 0.20 0.8
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
3. Monitored *Attendance of all pupils was systematically 5 x 0.08 0.4
attendance, diversity monitored.
appreciation, safe, *Attendance of 75% identified PARDOs
positive and motivating were monitored.
environment, overall *Behavior problems was handled quickly
physical atmosphere, with due respect to children's rights
cleanliness and *Gender sensitive opportunities for learning
orderliness of were provided.
classrooms including *safety, orderliness and cleanliness of
proper waste disposal classroom, toilers and proper waste
daily. (8%) disposal were maintained.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met. 1.56
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 4 x 0.10 0.4
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 3 x 0.02 0.06
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 5 x 0.05 0.25
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
6. Punctuality / 4x 0.16
Attendance / Wearing of 0.04
Uniform (4%)
*Conformed with the * (5) - incurred less than 4 times tardiness / 4
official time of undertime of the total number of official
attendance from days
Monday to Friday * (4) - incurred 4 - 6 times tardiness /
*Normal Working undertime of the total number of official
Hours: (per class days
program)
Name of Employee MA. KRISTYL RAIN G. SAGOT Name of Rater GENCIANO M. CAMBALON
Position TEACHER I Position MT-I/SIC
Review Period JUNE 2016- APRIL 2017 Date of Review ###
Bureau/Center/Service/Division SECONDARY/ DAVAO OCCIDENTAL
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 2 1.2
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 2
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 2 0.04
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
4.Received academic *Academic and Co-curricular awards 2 0.04
and co-curricular received
awards. (2%) a. National Level - 5
b. Regional Level - 4
c. Division Level - 3
d. District Level - 2
e. School Level - 1
1 0.01
5. Produced and * (5) - Produced publication / creative
publshed creative work published in National Circulation /
work / publication for DepEd Post / CSC Newsletters / LRMDS and
LRMDS / school paper / similar publications.
division publicatin and * (4) - Produced publication / creative work
similar publication published in regional publications
within the school * (3) - Produced publication / creative work
year. (1%) published in division publication
* (2) -Produced publication / creative work
published in school papers.
* (1) - Unpublished work produced
6. Punctuality / 3 0.12
Attendance / Wearing of
Uniform (4%)
*Conformed with the * (5) - incurred less than 4 times tardiness / 3
official time of undertime of the total number of official
attendance from days
Monday to Friday * (4) - incurred 4 - 6 times tardiness /
*Normal Working undertime of the total number of official
Hours: (per class days
program)
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
*Any officer or * (3) - incurred 7 -10 times tardiness /
employee who is undertime of the total number of official
absent in the days
morning is * (2) - incurred 11-15 times tardiness /
considered to be undertime of the total number of official
tardy and is subject days
to provision on * (1) - incurred more than 15 times
Habitual Tardiness tardiness / undertime of the
*Any officer or total number of official days
employee who is
absent in the
afternoon is
considered to have
incurred undertime,
subject to the
provisions on
Undertime
Name of Employee FLORENCIA VILLASAN ORTIZANO Name of Rater IRINE C.MAHINAY, MEEM
Position Teacher I Position HT-III / TIC
Review Period June 2014 - March 2015 Date of Review March 30, 2015
Bureau/Center/Service/Division Secondary Education/Davao del Sur
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 3 x 0.12 0.36
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 4 x 0.20 0.8
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
3. Monitored *Attendance of all pupils was systematically 5 x 0.08 0.4
attendance, diversity monitored.
appreciation, safe, *Attendance of 75% identified PARDOs
positive and motivating were monitored.
environment, overall *Behavior problems was handled quickly
physical atmosphere, with due respect to children's rights
cleanliness and *Gender sensitive opportunities for learning
orderliness of were provided.
classrooms including *safety, orderliness and cleanliness of
proper waste disposal classroom, toilers and proper waste
daily. (8%) disposal were maintained.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met. 1.56
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 4 x 0.10 0.4
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 3 x 0.02 0.06
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 5 x 0.05 0.25
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
6. Punctuality / 4x 0.16
Attendance / Wearing of 0.04
Uniform (4%)
*Conformed with the * (5) - incurred less than 4 times tardiness / 4
official time of undertime of the total number of official
attendance from days
Monday to Friday * (4) - incurred 4 - 6 times tardiness /
*Normal Working undertime of the total number of official
Hours: (per class days
program)
Name of Employee RODOLFO EMMANUEL T. MASANDANG, JR. Name of Rater IRINE C.MAHINAY, MEEM
Position Teacher I Position HT-III / TIC
Review Period June 2014 - March 2015 Date of Review March 30, 2015
Bureau/Center/Service/Division Secondary Education/Davao del Sur
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 5 x 0.12 0.6
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 5 x 0.20 0.1
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
3. Monitored *Attendance of all pupils was systematically 5 x 0.08 0.4
attendance, diversity monitored.
appreciation, safe, *Attendance of 75% identified PARDOs
positive and motivating were monitored.
environment, overall *Behavior problems was handled quickly
physical atmosphere, with due respect to children's rights
cleanliness and *Gender sensitive opportunities for learning
orderliness of were provided.
classrooms including *safety, orderliness and cleanliness of
proper waste disposal classroom, toilers and proper waste
daily. (8%) disposal were maintained.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met. 2
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 4 x 0.10 0.4
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 3 x 0.02 0.06
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 3 x 0.05 0.15
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
6. Punctuality / 4x 0.16
Attendance / Wearing of 0.04
Uniform (4%)
*Conformed with the * (5) - incurred less than 4 times tardiness / 4
official time of undertime of the total number of official
attendance from days
Monday to Friday * (4) - incurred 4 - 6 times tardiness /
*Normal Working undertime of the total number of official
Hours: (per class days
program)
Name of Employee EHDEN PEARL C. MALBINO Name of Rater IRINE C.MAHINAY, MEEM
Position Teacher I Position HT-III / TIC
Review Period June 2014 - March 2015 Date of Review March 30, 2015
Bureau/Center/Service/Division Secondary Education/Davao del Sur
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 3 x 0.12 0.36
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 4 x 0.20 0.8
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 4 x 0.10 0.4
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 5 x 0.02 0.1
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 5 x 0.05 0.25
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
6. Punctuality / 4x 0.16
Attendance / Wearing of 0.04
Uniform (4%)
*Conformed with the * (5) - incurred less than 4 times tardiness / 4
official time of undertime of the total number of official
attendance from days
Monday to Friday * (4) - incurred 4 - 6 times tardiness /
*Normal Working undertime of the total number of official
Hours: (per class days
program)
PLISH-
MENTS
Name of Employee JONAS CAWOG LUMAYAS Name of Rater IRINE C.MAHINAY, MEEM
Position Teacher I Position HT-III / TIC
Review Period June 2014 - March 2015 Date of Review March 30, 2015
Bureau/Center/Service/Division Secondary Education/Davao del Sur
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 4 x 0.12 0.48
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 4 x 0.20 0.8
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 5 x 0.10 0.5
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 2 x 0.02 0.04
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 5 x 0.05 0.25
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
6. Punctuality / 4x 0.16
Attendance / Wearing of 0.04
Uniform (4%)
*Conformed with the * (5) - incurred less than 4 times tardiness / 4
official time of undertime of the total number of official
attendance from days
Monday to Friday * (4) - incurred 4 - 6 times tardiness /
*Normal Working undertime of the total number of official
Hours: (per class days
program)
PLISH-
MENTS
Name of Employee MARITESS LABRA LLAMEG Name of Rater IRINE C.MAHINAY, MEEM
Position Teacher I Position HT-III / TIC
Review Period June 2014 - March 2015 Date of Review March 30, 2015
Bureau/Center/Service/Division Secondary Education/Davao del Sur
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 4 x 0.12 0.48
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 4 x 0.20 0.8
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 4 x 0.10 0.4
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 3 x 0.02 0.06
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 4 x 0.05 0.2
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
PLISH-
MENTS
Teaching - 1. Prepared lesson plan / June to March 40% *Lesson Plans / Log Plans were prepared 3 x 0.12 0.36
Learning logs of the learning daily.
Process competencies including *Each part had a full description of the LP /
appropriate, adequate DLL of what to do with an example.
and updated *Appropriate instructional mateirals /
instructional materials teaching aids were prepared.
within the rating *Competencies of the learning guides
period (12%) were adopted in the daily logs / lesson
plans.
*Attained 100% of the desired learning
competencies based on the budget of
work.
(5) - When all indicators were met.
(4) - When 4 indicators were met.
(3) - When 3 indicators were met.
(2) - When 2 indicators were met.
(1) - When only 1 indicator was met.
WEIGHT PER PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ACTUAL
MFO KRAs OBJECTIVES TIME FRAME RATING SCORE
KRA (Quality Time, Efficiency, Timeliness) RESULTS
2. Faciltated learning June to March *Objectives and instructional materials 4 x 0.20 0.8
in the school through were aligned.
functional lesson * Varied techniques and strategies suited
plans, daily logs and to different kinds of learners were being
innovative teaching utilized.
strategies . (20%) *Technology resources in planning,
designing, and delivery of the lesson
was utilized.
* Situations that encourage learners to use
higher order thinking skills were created.
* Routines and procedures was establshed
to maximize use of time and instructional
materials.
*Appropriate intervention activities for
learners at risk were provided.
*Fairness in dealing with learners was
evident.
(5) - 100% of the indicators were rated
Proficient / Highly Proficient
(4) - 85%-99% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(3) - 70% - 84% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(2) - 69% - 51% of the indicators were
rated Proficient/ Highly Proficient
(1) - 50% and below of the indicators
were rated Proficient / Highly
Proficient .
Pupils / 1. Monitored, evaluated June to March 30% *Formative, summative tests congruent to 4 x 0.10 0.4
Students and maintained the lesson were being used.
Outcomes pupil's/students' *Appropriate reinforcement/feedback to
progress within the learners' behavior was provided.
rating period. (10%) *Opportunity for learners to demonstrate
their learning was provided.
*Non-traditional authentic assessment
techniques was used when needed.
*Assignment as reinforcement or
enrichment of the lesson was given.
Communi- 1. Supported June to March 15% * (5) - 60% and above of the targeted pupils 3 x 0.02 0.06
ty registration / and teachers supported registration /
Involve- participated in non- attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
ment government activities * (4) - 50% - 59% of the targeted pupils
like BSP,GSP& RCYC and teachers supported registration /
(50%) of the total attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
number of pupils in a * (3) - 40% - 49% of the targeted pupils
class) (2%) and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (2) - 30% - 39% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
* (1) - Below 30% of the targeted pupils
and teachers supported registration /
attended to BSP / GSP / RCYC activities.
3. Coducted home * (5) 30% and above over the targeted 5 x 0.05 0.25
visits to 75% of parents number of pupils that need academic
and pupils needing monitoring / identified PARDO's were
academic monitoring / visited.
identified PARDOs * (4) - 15-29% over the targeted number of
within the rating period. pupis that need academic monitoring /
(5%) identified PARDO's were visited
*(3) - 100-114% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (2) - 51-99% of the targeted number of
pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
* (1) - 50% and below of the targeted number
of pupils that need academic monitoring /
identified PARDO's were visited
Profes- 1. Conducted problem June to March 15% Conducted problem/classroom-based 1 x 0.02 0.02
sional / classroom -based action research was undertaken using the
Growth Action Research at following steps:
and Deve- least one in a school a. preparation of design
lopment year. (2%) b. conducting the research
c. managing data
d. analyzing data
e. disseminating data
f. utilizing the results
3. Participatedin to 75% * (5) - 30% and above participation over the 4 x 0.02 0.08
INSET / training / targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshops seminars / workshop
called for. (2%) * (4) - 15-29% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (3) - 100-114% participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (2) - 51-99% particioation of the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
* (1) - 50% and below participation over the
targeted number of INSET / trainings /
seminars / workshop
PLISH-
MENTS