The instructional supervisory plan for November 2019 at the Mindanao Community School involves observing 12 teachers to focus on improving their questioning strategies and teaching methods. Each teacher will be observed individually using classroom observation forms, with the objective of providing collaborative supervision that is a systematic process of planning, observing, analyzing feedback to improve instruction. The plan identifies types of instructional supervision and categories of teacher needs.
The instructional supervisory plan for November 2019 at the Mindanao Community School involves observing 12 teachers to focus on improving their questioning strategies and teaching methods. Each teacher will be observed individually using classroom observation forms, with the objective of providing collaborative supervision that is a systematic process of planning, observing, analyzing feedback to improve instruction. The plan identifies types of instructional supervision and categories of teacher needs.
The instructional supervisory plan for November 2019 at the Mindanao Community School involves observing 12 teachers to focus on improving their questioning strategies and teaching methods. Each teacher will be observed individually using classroom observation forms, with the objective of providing collaborative supervision that is a systematic process of planning, observing, analyzing feedback to improve instruction. The plan identifies types of instructional supervision and categories of teacher needs.
The instructional supervisory plan for November 2019 at the Mindanao Community School involves observing 12 teachers to focus on improving their questioning strategies and teaching methods. Each teacher will be observed individually using classroom observation forms, with the objective of providing collaborative supervision that is a systematic process of planning, observing, analyzing feedback to improve instruction. The plan identifies types of instructional supervision and categories of teacher needs.
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MINDANAO COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Banga, South Cotabato
INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISORY PLAN
For the Month of November, 2019 Objective: No. DATE NAME OF TEACHER AREA FOCUS OF I.S Tool(s) TYPE OF SUBJECT GRADE & REMARKS SUPERVISION/IDENTIFIED GROWTH Used SUPERVIOSION SECTION NEEDS/ CRUCIAL NEEDS/SKILLS EMPLOYED 1 11-18-19 RICHELLE F. ARREGLADO ART OF QUESTIONING/STRATEGY CLASSROOM COLLABORATIVE Math OBSERVATION FORM 2 ARIANE E. BLANCIA TEACHING STRATEGY -do- -do- MAPEH 3 11-19-19 ANNA MARIE G. CARESTIA ART OF QUESTIONING -do- -do- TLE 4 CHRISTINE JAY C. DANGALLO TEACHING STRATEGY -do- -do- ARPAN 5 11-20-19 FRANCIS B. DEFENSOR TEACHING STRATEGY -do- -do- SCIENCE 6 11-21-19 SHIELA L. EHIMPLAR ART OF QUESTIONING/STRATEGY -do- -do- TVL 7 11-22-19 CIARA JANNICA B. GAMUZA ART OF QUESTIONING/STRATEGY -do- -do- EARTH & LIFE 8 11-25-19 KENT LANCE L. GANACIAS ART OF QUESTIONING/STRATEGY -do- -do- SCIENE 9 11-26-19 JAYSON B. LERIT ART OF QUESTIONING/STRATEGY -do- -do- TLE/COMPUTER 10 11-27-19 ALVIN B. MANZANO ART OF QUESTIONING/STRATEGY -do- -do- TVL 11 11-28-19 JAMICA D. VICENTE TEACHING STRATEGY -do- -do- FILIPINO 12 11-29-19 RONEL C. DELOS SANTOS TEACHING STRATEGY -do- -do- MATH Total Number of Classes to be Observed: INTENSIVE GUIDED CLINICAL SUPERSION Percentage of Target: % 1. Requires maximum involvement & total control by S a process that focuses on the improvement of instruction by engaging the teacher 2. Involves step by step approach to supervision between T/S In a systematic cycle that includes a planning conference, classroom observation & CATEGORIES OF TEACHER NEEDS CRUCIAL SKILL 3. Appropriate for monthly low & some moderate degree T analysis & a feedback conference. 1. Classroom Management 4. Steps 2. Discipline a. identification of a skill improvement area by T/S or T/S Clinical Supervision has as tis goal “the professional development of teacher, with 3. Teaching development lesson b. development of a detailed plan of improvement emphasis on improving teachers classroom performance” 4. Teaching Strategies c. guided implementation 5. Assessment d. teaching/observation 6. Lesson Preparation (DLL/DLP) e. analysis of result 7. Art of Questioning f. identification of emerging need 8. Selection/Use of Instructional Materials Prepared By: 9. Creation of new instructional materials COLLABORATIVE SUPERVISION 10. Development of alternative curricula for special students 1. Appropriate for mostly moderate/some high degree T LUZVI G. CASTILLO 11. Reorganization of the curriculum 2. Steps EPS/PSDS/PIC/Sec.Schs. Cluster Head 12. Development of alternative curricula for special students a. arriving at agreements on area to be worked on by T/S 13. Adaption of instructional techniques b. cooperative development of plan & implementation scheme 14. Implementing research implications c. implementation of plan with or without active participation of S Noted: d. review of plan after time period has elapsed TYPES OF INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISION 1. Clinical supervision PEER SUPERVISION Chief ES-CID 2. Intensive guided supervision 1. Appropriate for top/excellent TS 3. Collaborative supervision 2. Self-directed improvement 4. Peer supervision 3. S assist Ts in gaining skills APPROVED: 5. Self-directed supervision 4. 2 Teachers work together/supervise themselves 5. Ts agree with S on objectives, implementation plan, evaluation criteria, time frame, etc. Schools Division Superintendent
SELF DIRECTED SUPERVISION
1. Appropriate for T with special needs/interests 2. T supervises own efforts for improvement
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