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Updated RPMS Rating Sheet and Inter-Oberver Form for Teacher I-III for SY 2019-2020 DIRECTIONS FOR THE OBSERVER: 1. Rate each indicator on the checklist according to how well the teacher performed during the classroom observation. Mark the appropriate column with a (ü) mark. 2. Each indicator is assessed on an individual basis, regardless of its relationship to other indicators. 3. Attach your Observation Notes Form to the completed rating sheet. Updated RPMS Rating Sheet and Inter-Oberver Form for Teacher I-III for SY 2019-2020 -  DOWNLOAD NOW

2019 Nutrition Month Celebration Theme, Logo and Streamer The Nutrition Month theme in 2019 is " Kumain nang Wasto at Maging Aktibo... Push Natin 'to! " according to the National Nutrition Council (NNC) of the Philippines. DOWNLOAD NUTRION MONTH CELEBRATION MATERIALS BELOW 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC & Other Agency- 4.5x8 (PSD) 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC - 4.5x8 (PSD) 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC - 8x4.5 (PSD) 2019 NUTRITION MONTH LOGO (PSD) 2019 NUTRITION MONTH LOGO - No Background 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC & Other Agency- 8x4.5 (PSD) 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC & Other Agency- 8x4.5 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC & Other Agency- 4.5x8 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC - 4.5x8 2019 NUTRITION MONTH - Streamer NNC - 8x4.5 2019 NUTRITION MONTH LOGO

Professor asks DepEd to ban gay teachers in Elementary Netizen tweets about his former professor’s comments against gay teachers. In the professor’s post, he encouraged the Dep-Ed to ban gay teachers in elementary. Despite receiving contradicting comments, the professor continues to defend himself as he states that they just don’t understand the message of his status. A Twitter user, James Dellogado, exposes his Spanish professor’s Facebook status urging the Department of Education to ban gay teachers in elementary. He further explains that this is due to gays having their “own peculiar way of speaking” that may affect their male students. The professor further defended his comments and stated that “it seems like many of you graduates graduates can not defend or criticize as INTELLECTUALS products of miseducation products of martial law or past martial law too much computer computer games.” He then encouraged students to ask their school to get back what they paid for their education.

#WalangPasok: Palace declares June 24, 29 & July 1 as non-working days in select areas Malacañang has declared several special non-working holidays in different provinces to allow the public to celebrate significant events in their respective communities. Loading... Proclamation 750 declared July 1 a special non-working holiday in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental to mark its charter anniversary. June 24 has been declared a special non-working holiday in the province of Masbate in celebration of its Kasadyaan sa Dagat 2019. Meanwhile, the people of Koronadal City, South Cotabato will also be given a special non-working holiday on June 29 in celebration of the city’s Tree Growing Festival.

Editable LEARNER’S CLASS CARD for Senior High School in Publisher Format The download link is available below the image. Feel free to edit and share. To download please close all pop-ups first and you will be redirected to the file. Click "Allow" abd SKIP AD to continue your download. Class Card for Senior High School -  DOWNLOAD To download please close all pop-ups first and you will be redirected to the file. Click "Allow" abd SKIP AD to continue your download. 

Halos 50 mag-aaral sa Vigan City, sabay-sabay nahimatay VIGAN CITY – Halos 50 mag-aaral sa lalawigan ng Ilocos Sur ang sabay-sabay na hinimatay at nawalan ng malay dahil sa init ng panahon at gutom habang isinasagawa ang simultaneous earthquake drill at misa sa Vigan National High School East, Barangay Nagsangalan, Vigan City nitong Huwebes at Biyernes ng umaga. Loading... Photo bY: Bombo Jokong Sa impormasyong nakalap ng Bombo Radyo Vigan, 17 mag-aaral umano ang hinimatay at nawalan ng malay noong Huwebes habang isinasagawa ang simultaneous earthquake drill sa nasabing paaralan. Halos lahat umano ng mga mag-aaral na nahimatay ay ininda nila ang gutom at init ng panahon dahil karamihan sa mga ito ay hindi pa nagtanghalian noong isinagawa ang nasabing aktibidad. Naulit ang nasabing pangyayari kaninang umaga sa nasabing paaralan kung saan 31 mag-aaral ang hinimatay at nawalan ng malay habang isinasagawa ang misa sa kanilang paaralan. Ayon sa ilang mga mag-a

Editable LEARNER’S CLASS CARD   in Publisher Format The download link is available below the image. Feel free to edit and share. To download please close all pop-ups first and you will be redirected to the file. Click "Allow" abd SKIP AD to continue your download. Loading... Class Card for K-10 Class Card for K-10 v2 The download link is available below the image. Feel free to edit and share. To download please close all pop-ups first and you will be redirected to the file. Click "Allow" abd SKIP AD to continue your download. Class Card for K-10 -  DOWNLOAD Class Card for K-10 version 2 -  DOWNLOAD Class Card for Senior High School - DOWNLOAD

RPMS -COT Detailed Lesson Plans for Grade 1-6  DISCLAIMER: DepEd Tambayan does not claim ownership of all the content like document, photo, or video posted on our website. A If your copyrighted work is found here and wish to be removed or taken down, please email us at depedtambayan@gmail.com, and we will take necessary action. For content removal please allow us 24 hours and 2-3 days for its complete removal even in external sites Kindergarten Sample COT Lesson Plan Kindergarten COT LP Grade 1 Sample COT Lesson Plan Grade 1 COT AP Grade 1 COT Araling Palipunan COT -DLP Grade 2 Sample COT Lesson Plans Grade 2 COT Math Grade 2 Filipino Grade 2 MTB Grade 2 English COT - DLP Grade 2 Mathematics COT - DLP Grade 3 Sample COT Lesson Plans Grade 3 COT Filipino Grade 3 COT MAPEH Grade 3 COT Math Grade 3 COT Science Grade 3 AP COT - DLP Grade 3 English COT - DLP Grade 3 MTB COT - DLP Grade 3 English COT - DLP Grade 4 Sample COT Lesson Plan Grade 4 Art COT - DLP Grade 4 English COT - DLP Gra

K-12 Daily Lesson Log (DLL) for SY 2019-2020 Teachers’ Guides (TGs) have been prepared for teachers of Grades 1 and 7 in the K to 12 Curriculum and the same will be done for succeeding grades. Likewise, there are available Teachers’ Manuals (TMs), textbooks and supplementary materials for use by teachers in the different year levels. To enable the teachers to do other meaningful teaching-related tasks, which include, but not limited to preparing instructional aids, assessing learners’ portfolios and conducting learning interventions, the following Guidelines on the Preparation of Daily Lessons (DLs) are issued: a. Teachers who have been in the service for more than two (2) years, private school experience included, shall not be required to prepare detailed lesson plans (DLPs). They may adopt the Daily Lesson Logs (DLLs) which contain the following entries: Lesson as cited in the TG/TM reference materials with the page/s number; Learners’ Material used such as Activity Sheets, Modules,

Updated Electronic Self Assessment Tool (e SAT) version 8 The Self-Assessment Tool is a common tool for assessing teacher performance. It can be used as a starting point for informal purposes of self-reflection to clarify performance expectations and determine which competencies to focus on. It can also be used to monitor the progression or improvement of teacher competencies and validate if the interventions provided are effective. It can guide discussions about goal-setting and professional development needs. Updated Electronic Self Assessment Tool (e SAT) Package version 8 - DOWNLOAD

LIST OF PASSERS: December 2018 Principals' Test Results Here's the much-awaited results of the 2018 Principal's Test held on 9 December 2018! VIEW FULL LIST OF PASSERS Congratulations to all 2018 PT passers!

UPDATED RPMS MANUAL FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOOL HEADS NEW!  RPMS TOOLS for SY 2019-2020 DepED RPMS Manual –  DOWNLOAD RPMS Tools for Master Teacher I-IV –  DOWNLOAD Classroom Observation Tool (COT) for Teacher I-III (Rating Sheet) –  DOWNLOAD Classroom Observation Tool (COT) for Master Teacher I-IV (Rating Sheet) –  DOWNLOAD COT Observation Notes -  DOWNLOAD Professional Standards for Teachers in the Philippines –  DOWNLOAD NEW!  RPMS FORMS FINAL for SY 2019-2020 Annotation Template for Teacher I-III (Proficient Teachers) –  DOWNLOAD Annotation Template for Master Teacher I-IV (Highly Proficient Teachers) –  DOWNLOAD Individual Performance Commitment and Review Form (IPCRF) for Teacher I-III (Final) –  DOWNLOAD Individual Performance Commitment and Review Form (IPCRF) for Master Teacher I-IV (Final) –  DOWNLOAD Part IV of the IPCRF: Development Plans (Final) –  DOWNLOAD Mid-year Review Form for Teacher I-III –  DOWNLOAD Mid-year Review Form for Master Teacher I-IV –  DOWNLOAD Performance M

E-book: An Easy Guide To Teachers Action Research Posted by: Aniver Vergara at  DepED Tambayan PH What are the Benefits of Doing Action Research? Here are some benefits of Action research. First, it will allow the teachers to understand their students.  She can recognize and diagnose their work and predict why different classroom scenario happen that way. For instance, if the students failed to submit paper works, the teacher know exactly why that is so. It will be easy for the teacher to notice difficulties the students encounter.  Secondly, the teacher can assess whether her teaching works is acceptable or need improvement.   Do they need to undergo more trainings or perhaps help others to improve theirs?  Doing so can increase school collaboration and feedback between teachers.  Third is to make their craft tailor fit to the needs of their students.  Why a method that works for one school didn’t so well to another school?  The answer is that different classroom needs different teac

DepEd considering ban on ‘likes-based’ school projects The Department of Education (DepEd) on Monday said it was “contemplating” banning giving outputs wherein the grades depend on the number of “likes” they would receive on social media. Loading... The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) earlier made the suggestion, saying that these projects could expose students to issues such as breach of privacy or cyberbullying through the comments left on their outputs. “Our group from the curriculum and instruction, and also the learning delivery, is contemplating on the policy,” DepEd spokesperson Annalyn Sevilla said when asked over AM radio station DZMM if the Department of Education would release a memorandum banning the “likes-based” projects. READ:  DICT urges teachers to avoid using social media to disseminate information on school-related matters “[Banning of projects based on likes] is only half of the policy that we’re asking t

Duterte ‘all for’ teachers’ pay hike, Malacañang assures Malacañang on Tuesday assured that President Rodrigo Duterte is in favor of increasing the salary of public school teachers. “Definitely, he (Duterte) is all for it. Ang problema nga lang doon ay naghahanap tayo ng pagkukunan eh (The problem is we are still looking where to source the fund for that),” said Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo in a Palace press briefing. READ:  DepEd proposes "teaching overload" allowances for teachers Panelo said the government is doing something to raise the interests and welfare of public school teachers. “What I know is that they’re preparing for—basta they are doing something about it,” he said. Panelo said a PHP10,000 increase for each public school teacher will cost the government about PHP150 billion. READ: DICT urges teachers to avoid using social media to disseminate information on school-related matters “Kasi (That is why) you have to source funds,” he said. Amid appeals

DICT urges teachers to avoid ‘likes-based’ school projects The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) on Sunday called on teachers to avoid giving school projects and outputs wherein the grades depend on the number of “likes” they receive on social media. DICT Secretary Eliseo Rio made the call after receiving complaints from parents. The DICT earlier also called for teachers to avoid using social media to disseminate information on school-related matters. “This was the common complaints of parents during the Digital Parenting seminars conducted by the DICT Cybersecurity Bureau.  Some projects assigned to students required them to post in social media and are graded on the number of likes they get,” Rio said a text message to INQUIRER.net. Rio added that projects posted on social media could expose students to issues such as breach of privacy or cyberbullying through the comments left on their outputs. “This exposes the students to cybersecurity issues like cybe

Briones clarifies: I’m not against teachers’ salary increase Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Leonor Briones on Friday clarified she is not against the salary increase of public school teachers. Briones said her previous remark on the issue was “misunderstood” or “misrepresented to be a position against a salary increase.” “It is not true that I am against the salary increase of our public school teachers,” Briones said in a statement. Briones reiterated the need to consider the amount of money the government needs to shell out should increase in the wages of public school teachers be implemented. “First, we need to carefully assess the fiscal impact of the salary increase. A PhP5,000.00 across the board increase will require an additional P75 billion annually,” Briones said. “Raising such amount will have to consider corresponding policies in taxes, borrowing, or budget reallocation,” she added. Briones also noted that other government personnel should be likewise considered

DepEd proposes "teaching overload" allowances for teachers DepEd had earlier proposed adding so-called “teaching overload” allowances and “special hardship” as forms of honoraria for teachers, Sevilla said at a press briefing. In a statement in October last year, the DepEd defined overload allowance as remuneration for teachers who put in more than six hours of classroom teaching. The DepEd will “review and propose additional benefits for public school teachers,” Undersecretary Annalyn Sevilla told reporters during a visit yesterday at Signal Village National High School in Taguig City, led by Education Secretary Leonor Briones and Taguig City Mayor and representative-elect Lani Cayetano. CONTINUE READING

Teacher Protection Act approved on 3rd reading House Bill 9065 was unanimously approved on third reading. "The passage of this bill into law would aid teachers in disciplining their students and properly managing their classrooms without violating child protection laws," Tinio said. Loading... "Instilling discipline to some 60 to 70 pupils in a class without guidelines for student discipline and mechanisms for classroom management would sometimes lead to teachers being accused of violating RA 7610 or the Child Protection Act. With the passage of the Teacher Protection Act into law, there would be an institutionalization of measures governing student discipline and mechanisms for classroom management to ease the burden of public school teachers and school personnel and to establish support for their protection." READ:  DepEd pushes additional benefits for teachers "The passage of this bill is a huge win for teachers especially as we start another school

DepEd pushes additional benefits for teachers Amid calls for an increase in the salary of teachers, the Department of Education (DepEd) is pushing for more benefits to be given to them. The DepEd will “review and propose additional benefits for public school teachers,” Undersecretary Annalyn Sevilla told reporters during a visit yesterday at Signal Village National High School in Taguig City, led by Education Secretary Leonor Briones and Taguig City Mayor and representative-elect Lani Cayetano. DepEd had earlier proposed adding so-called “special hardship” and “teaching overload” allowances as forms of honoraria for teachers, Sevilla said at a press briefing. In a statement in October last year, the DepEd defined the hardship allowance as an honorarium for teachers assigned in difficult posts, who handle multigrade classes or carry out mobile teaching functions; and overload allowance as remuneration for teachers who put in more than six hours of classroom teaching. Sevilla added the

Gurong nag-post ukol sa comfort room na ginawang faculty room balak kasuhan source: abs-cbn news Nagbanta ang principal ng isang paaralan sa Bacoor, Cavite na kakasuhan ang isa sa kanilang mga guro matapos nitong ikuwento sa social media na ginamit umano ang mga comfort room (CR) ng eskuwelahan bilang faculty room. READ:  DepEd pushes additional benefits for teachers Pinag-usapan kamakailan sa social media ang mga larawang ini-upload sa Facebook ni Maricel Herrera, guro at faculty president sa Bacoor National High School. Loading... Ayon kay Herrera, napilitan umano ang mga guro ng paaralan na gawing faculty room ang CR matapos silang paalisin sa faculty room na gagamiting silid-aralan. READ:  Teachers use renovated toilets as faculty area in Cavite school Pero ayon kay Anita Rom, principal ng Bacoor National High School, hindi niya iniutos na sa CR mag-opisina ang mga guro. Inihahanda raw nila Rom ang mga kasong isasampa laban kay Herrera kabilang ang administratibo, cyberlibel

Duterte ‘working on’ salary hike for teachers President Rodrigo Duterte is “working on” a promised salary hike for teachers, Malacañang said on Monday, assuring educators that economic managers are already looking for sources of funding. “The President is working on that. And hopefully that can be responded to. Our economic managers are doing everything to see how things can be done,” Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said in a Palace briefing. READ: P45,269 starting salary for Teacher I pushed Duterte earlier vowed to increase the salaries of teachers after hiking wages of military and police personnel. Panelo said the President would not renege on his promise to teachers since they have a special place in his heart. “You must remember that the mother of the President was a teacher and so his heart is with the teachers,” said Panelo, referring to Duterte’s late mother, Soledad. Panelo, however, said he could not give a timeline as to when the expected salary hike for teachers

Teachers use renovated toilets as faculty area in Cavite school Teachers of a public school in Cavite now use comfort rooms as a makeshift faculty area after their quarters were converted to classrooms days before the opening of classes. Photos of an old toilet transformed into a teachers' room were uploaded on Facebook by Maricel Herrera, faculty association president of Bacoor National High School. She said teachers were informed on May 27, a week before the opening of classes, that their former faculty quarters would be used as classrooms. The teachers were offered locations for their new faculty rooms, such as the library and principal's office, but these were not close to the classrooms. This would have made it harder for them to carry their instructional materials, she said. The alternatives offered also do not have enough space to accommodate the 240 teachers of the school, she added. She said they were left with no other viable choice but to turn the comfort rooms into

Suggested Lesson Plan Objectives and Outline for the First Day of Classes for Class Advisers Suggested Objectives for the First Day Establish a welcoming classroom environment. Introduce yourself. Begin to learn students’ names. Gather student information. Establish and discuss guidelines for discussion. Discuss curriculum guide, assessment and awards. Get the students talking to each other. Have students engage with class material. Deal with enrollment issues. DOWNLOAD SAMPLE LESSON PLAN FOR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Sample Outline for the First Day Before Students Arrive Introductions and Attendance Enrollment Issues Going Over the Section Syllabus or Section Information Sheet Creating Guidelines for Discussion Icebreaker Group Learning Activity Wrapping Up and Getting Student Feedback

Tips on how teachers can start the new school year right Here are some ideas – from classroom management, to setting course expectations, to having a bit of fun, that might help alleviate some anxiety for both you and your students. DOWNLOAD SAMPLE LESSON PLAN FOR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Arrive early and greet students as they arrive. Introduce yourself and post your name, how you would like to be addressed Get to Know Each Other. Do some fun ice-breaking activities to put everyone at ease. Establish Rules and Routines. Introduce the important features of the room and the school with a tour or scavenger hunt. Reinforce Positive Behavior. Deal promptly with behavior problems. Also consider giving your students a minute to swap phone numbers with at least one other person in the class—this provides a safety net for the student who misses a class or needs help with an assignment; it also minimizes the number of trivial questions you’ll receive about course details. Demonstrate your commitment

Update on the release of chalk allowance as of June 2 As of June 2, 2019, some public school teachers have already received their chalk allowances. amounting to Php 3,500.00, the same amount received from the previous school year. For those who have not yet received the said allowance, expect until next week or in time with the opening of the school year. READ MORE

Schools in remote areas to get government priority Education Secretary Leonor Briones vowed to prioritize the development of the so-called “last mile” schools, or those that fail to meet the basic criteria set for learning institutions in the Philippines. She directed various offices in the agency to identify which schools fall under this category to enable the DepEd to implement programs that would address their needs. Based on the memorandum, “last mile” schools are those that have less than four classrooms, with makeshift or non-standard rooms, without electricity, have not been allocated funds for repairs or construction for the last four years and have travel distance of more than one hour from the town center. They also include those that have multigrade classes or rooms, with less than five teachers, have a student population of less than 100 and with more than 75 percent of learners coming from indigenous peoples’ groups.