This document appears to be a self-assessment survey for teachers to rate their competencies in various areas of teaching. It is divided into three parts: socio-demographic information, ratings of competencies, and a descriptive personal assessment. The competencies section contains six categories rated on a scale of 1 to 5: teacher personal qualities, presentation of subject matter, communication skills, instructional strategies, classroom management, and assessment techniques. Teachers are asked to honestly self-assess their skills and identify areas for improvement or strengths. The survey was created by education experts to help teachers reflect on and improve their practices.
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This document appears to be a self-assessment survey for teachers to rate their competencies in various areas of teaching. It is divided into three parts: socio-demographic information, ratings of competencies, and a descriptive personal assessment. The competencies section contains six categories rated on a scale of 1 to 5: teacher personal qualities, presentation of subject matter, communication skills, instructional strategies, classroom management, and assessment techniques. Teachers are asked to honestly self-assess their skills and identify areas for improvement or strengths. The survey was created by education experts to help teachers reflect on and improve their practices.
This document appears to be a self-assessment survey for teachers to rate their competencies in various areas of teaching. It is divided into three parts: socio-demographic information, ratings of competencies, and a descriptive personal assessment. The competencies section contains six categories rated on a scale of 1 to 5: teacher personal qualities, presentation of subject matter, communication skills, instructional strategies, classroom management, and assessment techniques. Teachers are asked to honestly self-assess their skills and identify areas for improvement or strengths. The survey was created by education experts to help teachers reflect on and improve their practices.
This document appears to be a self-assessment survey for teachers to rate their competencies in various areas of teaching. It is divided into three parts: socio-demographic information, ratings of competencies, and a descriptive personal assessment. The competencies section contains six categories rated on a scale of 1 to 5: teacher personal qualities, presentation of subject matter, communication skills, instructional strategies, classroom management, and assessment techniques. Teachers are asked to honestly self-assess their skills and identify areas for improvement or strengths. The survey was created by education experts to help teachers reflect on and improve their practices.
The survey assesses Filipino teachers' competencies, teaching skills, classroom management abilities, and assessment techniques through a self-evaluation questionnaire.
The survey evaluates teachers' personal qualities, presentation of subject matter, communication skills and techniques, and instructional strategies.
The survey examines how teachers ensure a conducive learning environment, maintain order and discipline in the classroom, and manage classroom time effectively.
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Directions: Please read each question carefully, the information requested honestly and rate yourself from scale: 1-5; with 1 as the and 5 as the highest. All information-will be kept under secure conditions. Part I. Socio-demographic Characteristics l. Respondent's Name: 2. Age: 3. Sex: 4. Present Address: 5. Contact No.: 6. Educational Attainments: 7. Length of service in the industry: 8. Religion: 9. Monthly Income: Part II. Teaching Competencies - 3 2 I. 'reacher Personal Qualities 5 4 Possesses a pleasing personality, observes proper grooming and hygiene, and wears appropriate attire. Has genuine love for children. Follows the Code of Ethics for Teachers. Professional Has commitment, patience and perseverance. Considers individual differences. Demonstrates fairness. Has credibility that results to influencing learners (i.e.' teachers as models) II. Presentation of the Subject Matte:r: 5 4 3 2 Follows the learning competencies/curriculum quides. Possesses mastery of the subject matter. Presents subject matter clearly by giving overview(begining), details (content), and synthesis (end) that will tie up the details. Presents subject matter clearly through explanation, real-life illustration, and elaboration. Articulates theobjectives and importance of the lesson at the start of the session. Organizes and presents the subject matter corresponding to the level of .. understanding/need:of the pupils/students. Elicits favorable reactions from pupils/students through their facial expressions, participation, feedback and test results. III. Communication Skills and Techniques 5 4 3 2 Is proficient in grammar, structure/organization, style, etc. in English and/or Filipino languages. l l l Complements and blends verbal and non-verbal communications, and personality. Uses vocabulary appropriate to the of the class. Observes the correct speech patterns (stress, pitch, intonation, and juncture). Corrects students' communication flaws immediately. Emphasizes the development of the reading, writing, speaking, listening and viewing skills. Observes simplicity, conciseness when writing technical/business communication. Uses pleasant, well-modulated voice. Elicits appropriate response from the pupils/students. IV. Instructional strategies 5 4 3 2 1 Utilizes instructional strategies and techniques appropriate to the level of the class. Concretizes abstract concepts through stimulation of as manx senses as possible. Devises and uses appropriate .audio-visual materials. - Addresses multiple talents and learning styles. Encourages students to participate tn class activit.ies. Anticipates learning difficulties of pupils/ students. Provides learning activities for the development of the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (values) aspects of the learners. Encourages critical;analytical and reflective thinking. v. Classroom 5 4 3 2 1 Ehsures learning envirorunent is safe, beautiful, learner-friendly, etc. (i.e., conducive environment.for learning). Holds attention and interest of the learners through meaningful and interactive instructions and varied methods.
Conducts res1;1arches to solve classroom problems. starts and ends class on time. Maintains a friendly but disciplined atmosphere. Manages time . through routines. Maintains order through setting of rules and regulations,. and employing discipline. VI. Assessment Techniques 5 4 3 2 1 Assesses student achievement at the end of the lesson. . ..... ,,,.. , ....................... ' Checks assignments/homeworks and immediatelv to the learners. returns these Formulates goods test questions. Elllp!oys varied assessment tools to address multiple talents. Evaluates students objectively for remediation, reinforcement, or enricJ:unent. Part III. Descriptive Personal Assessment 1. In what area/s do you need to improve? Why? 2. In what area/a you are strong? Why? Prepared by: BELEN U. NAVAARA, Ph. D Professor IV Chair, Teacher Education Program Validated by: Dr. JESSE M. GOMEZ, Cl:SO V School Div-ision Superintendent Division of Aklan