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The respondents rated the non-government support to public schools in the selected
conflict areas in Maguindanao as less evident with a grand mean of 1.99. This
information was validated by the researcher through personal interview with the
They emphasize that support of the non-government organization are given only to
selected recipient schools. Specifically, they rated less evident on the following statements
that briefly described the support of non-government organization to public schools in the
government organization provide textbook on Islamic Values and Arabic subjects and this
was distributed to elementary education where the revised curriculum for basic
Likewise school supplies, was also distributed to elementary education also not in
secondary education. Similarly, modules, visual, aids and multi-media was also
TABLE 1
Maguindanao
Range of Means
2.50-3.49 evident
Provided to elementary and private madrasah with an average means of 2.17, 2.10,
1.86, 1.79, 1.76 respectively. Further, they also rated less evident on the following
Chrismast bonus and productivity with an average means of 1.69, 1.55, 2.17, 2.03
respectively. Moreover, on human resource development support they rated it less
evident like conduct teachers training, training on instructional making, seminar for
school plan making, workshop on test construction and seminar for school
administrator
with an average means of 2.48, 2.07, 2.21, 2.07 and 2.21 respectively.
Level of Adequacy of the School Resources in Terms of Physical, Human, and Financial
resources
The respondents revealed that the level of adequacy of the school resources of the
resources were less evident with a grand mean of 2.19. The Respondents explained
during the interview that physical resources were not enough to the students
enrolling in the school, some class has 60 to 75 students per class just to
accommodate the students. During the ocular visits of the researchers to the
studied school it was observed that students are crowded in one class room some
of them are standing while class is going on because of inadequate chairs in the
classroom.
TABLE 2
Extent of Adequacy of the School Resources in terms of Physical, Human and financial
Resources
B. Physical Resources
2. The School classroom are properly maintain 3.03 Evident for conductive
learning.
3. The school laboratories have meet the 1.83 Less Evident required number of
equipment.
5. The school building programs strategically for 2.41 Less evident the emerging
C. Financial Resources
Range of Means
1.00-1.49 none at all 1.50 Less evident 2.50-3.49 evident 3.50-4.00 Highly Evident
Further, the respondents rated less evident on the following statements like librarian with
average mean of 2.24. Most school in the conflict-affected areas do not have hired
professional librarian, the assigned librarian in the library were teachers holdings.
Laboratory custodian was also rated less evident of laboratory facilities there has no
permanent assigned laboratory custodian in most school in the conflict-affected areas. Office
clerk also was found less evident with the average mean of 2.07. most offices of school in the
conflict affected area do not have assigned clerks, the head of school is the one doing clerical
works for his/her report in the division office. However, faculty and school registrar were rated
Furthermore, physical resources were rated less evident with a sub0mean of 2.35.
specifically they rated less evident on the following statement the school laboratories
have meet the required holdings, the school building program strategically for the
emerging demographic trends and educational trends and the school has maintained sports
complex with an average means of 1.83, 1.93, 2.14 and 1.69 respectively. However, on
the statement like the school classroom meet the standards sizes, the school classrooms
are properly maintained for conductive learning, school building ground are properly
maintain and school physical resources are used to a maximum, they rated it evident with an
average means of 2.79, 3.03, 2.55 and 2.55 respectively. On the other hand, financial resources
of the school in the conflict-affected areas were rated less evident by the respondent with a sub-
mean of 1.94. Speacially, they rated the following statements as less evident such as traveling
allowance, hazard play, incentives, Christmas bonus and productivity with an average means of
The supervisory competence of the supervisor in the selected public schools in the conflict-
affected areas in Maguindanao was rated less complied with a grand mean of 2.03. During the
personal interview conducted by the respondents revealed that their supervisor was strictly
supervising them and give some recommendations after room to room supervision. Moreover,
the respondents rated complied the following statements that briefly described the supervisory
competence of the supervisor in terms of orientation of teachers and staff such as conduct
monthly meeting for teachers and staff for information (2.72), consult teachers and staff for
school planning activities (2.55), create group of teachers and staff for planning activities (2.55)
and conduct orientation for teachers and staff before and after school year (2.55). However, on
the statement
Table 3
1. Conducts monthly meeting for teachers and staff for 2.72 Complied
Information.
2. Solicit idea from teachers and staff to Identifies needs 2.34 Less Complied
According to priorities.
3. Consults teachers and staff for school Planning activities. 2.52 Complied
4. Creates group of teachers and staff for planning activities. 2.55 Complied
5. Conducts orientation for teachers and staffs before and 2.55 Complied
C. Teachers development
Range of Means
2.50-3.49 Complied
Solicit idea from teachers and staff to identify need according to priorities they rated it less
complied only with an average means of 2.34. Likewise, the respondents rated complied also the
supervisory competence of the supervisor in terms of assignment of teachers and staff such as
group the teachers and staff according to task (2.69), assign teachers and staff to specific task
(2.76), encourage teachers and staff to coordinate each other (2.69) and identify the available
resources (2.55). However, on the statement like disburse for its used they rated it less complied
with average mean of 2.55. Similarly, they also rated complied the following statements such as
sent teachers to seminar and training (3.07), required teachers to re-echo the seminar or training
attended (2.72), encourage teachers to grow professionally (3.07), conduct monthly meeting
(2.62) while on the conducts room to room visitation (2.14) they rated it less complied.
On the evaluation of teachers and staff by the supervisor, the respondents rated it less complied
with a sub-mean of 2.28. Specifically, they rated the following statements as less complied that
described the supervisory competence of the supervisor such as conduct classroom observation
(2.28), conducts teachers evaluation rated by students and conduct annual teachers evaluation
(2.41). However, on the statement that supervisor conducts teachers performance base evaluation
The level of performance of the teachers in selected public schools in conflict-affected areas in
At work
4. Regularly comes to class well groomed and well prepared 3.45 Satisfactory
1.00-1.49 Poor
1.50-2.49 Fair
2.50-3.49 Satisfactory
Commitment was rated satisfactory with a grand mean of 3.17. Specifically, the respondents
rated there performance satisfactory on the following statements such as initiate activities that
would enhance performance at work (2.90), regularly attend to meeting called by the principal
(3.07), shows enthusiasm and positive attitude towards work (3.31), regularly comes to class
well groomed and well prepared (3.45), come to school early (3.21), keeps accurate records of
pupils performance and prompt submission on the same (3.28), render overtime if necessary
(2.69), orients the class on teachers and pupils roles at the start of the school year (3.17), allows
flexibility to meet for a specific needs interest and capabilities of individual students (3.24) and
The respondents rated their performance on knowledge on subject matter as satisfactory with a
Table 5
Level of Performance of the Teachers in Selected Public School in Conflict Affected Areas
Previous lesson
Knowledge
Subject matter
8. Able to encourage pupils to participate in the 3.34 Satisfactory
Matter.
Subject matter.
Range of Means
Specifically, they rated satisfactory on the following statements that briefly described
their performance on knowledge on subject matter such as, explains the subject matter without
relying solely on the prescribed textbook (3.21), demonstrates up-to-date knowledge of the
subject (3.34), relates the subject matter to relevant issue (3.41), cites application of topics