Re sul t s-ba s ed P er f or ma nc e M a nagemen t S y s t em

Manual for Teachers and School Heads

THE
INDIVIDUAL
PERFORMANCE
COMMITMENT
AND REVIEW
FORM (IPCRF)
DATA COLLECTION SYSTEM
FOR S.Y. 2019-2020

USER GUIDE
The Results-based Performance Management System (RPMS) Manual for Teachers and School Heads was developed through the
Philippine National Research Center for Teacher Quality (RCTQ) with support from the Australian Government.

© Department of Education - Bureau of Human Resource and Organizational Development

Philippine National
RESEARCH CENTER
FOR TEACHER QUALITY
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This guide is a supplement material to the

Results-based Performance Management
System (RPMS) Manual for Teachers
and School Heads. The RPMS Manual for
Teachers and School Heads was developed
through the Philippine National Research
Center for Teacher Quality (RCTQ) with
support from the Australian Government
through the Basic Education Sector
Transformation (BEST) Program.

Layout by Michael Wilson I. Rosero

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1. Preliminaries
To better support the continuous professional development of
teachers based on the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers
(PPST), the Department of Education, through the Bureau of Human
Resource and Organizational Development (BHROD), seeks to establish
baseline data on teachers’ proficiency level on the first 12 indicators of
the PPST. Hence, the DepEd needs to establish an effective mechanism
for collection, consolidation and analysis of the RPMS data to obtain
such data.

To facilitate the collection and consolidation of IPCRF data of

teachers across governance levels, the electronic IPCRF form was
developed. This Manual guides School Heads and other designated
personnel at the school, division, regional and national levels in the
use of these forms and the process of collection and consolidation of
teachers’ IPCRF data. It also specifies the roles and responsibilities of
personnel responsible for data collection at each governance level.

2. Accomplishing the Electronic IPCRF

Download the prescribed electronic IPCRF file from the

link: http://deped.in/IPCRFEncode20192020

Important notes before using the IPCRF file:

• he IPCRF works best in MS Office 2010 or newer.

T
• Each teacher shall have one IPCRF Collection file. The
IPCRF may be produced into a number of copies after
encoding in the following fields in Part 1 of the Encoding
tab: Region, Division, District/Municipality, School ID,
School Name, School Type, School Size and Curricular
Classification. Edit the name of each file to include the
name of the teacher (see Part B Step 9).
• Do not type in fields with dropdown button.

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Simplified Flowchart of IPCRF Data Accomplishment

Rater Ratee
Downloads the IPCRF e-tool

Encodes Ratees’ data

Encodes Part 1 (COT & QET

ratings) of the IPCRF e-tool

Encodes Parts 2 and 4 of the

IPCRF e-tool
Uploads file to submission system
(for School Heads)

A. Opening the IPCRF Data Collection File

Personnel Involved: RATER

DOs DON’Ts

Laptops, tablets, desktop PCs Mobile/smartphones, tablets,

(Windows, macOS X) Chromebooks/Windows RT
(Android, iOS)

MS Excel 2011 MS Excel 2008 Google Sheets

Microsoft Office Excel versions

2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 365

LibreOffice Calc WPS Office Numbers

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1. Extract the IPCRF file from the zipped folder and save it
on the Desktop.
Note: Do NOT double-click the zipped folder to open it.
Right-click and then extract folder to Desktop. Click OK.

2. Double-click on the “DepEd

Prescribed IPCRF Parts 1-4 SY 2019-
2020” file to open it.

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B. Accomplishing and Submitting the IPCRF Data Collection File

Personnel Involved:
Steps 1-4: RATER; Steps 5-9: TEACHER-RATEE

1. Open the IPCRF File and Enable Macros. Click “Enable

Editing” and “Enable Content”.
Note that the process of enabling “Macros” may differ in
different versions of MS Excel.

2. In the Encoding tab, accomplish Part 1 starting with the

fields for teacher, division and school information.
Read the Instructions carefully.
Enter the needed information by either typing it in the
empty cells (white) or by clicking the dropdown arrow
and selecting the demographic information applicable
to you. It is recommended to start with the Division and
School information first (rightmost data column). The
Date of Review, if not yet determined, may be left
unfilled for the meantime.

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How to “Enable Macros” manually (as an alternative to Step 1 on page 6)

Step i: Click “File” in
the Ribbon Bar.

Step ii: Click

“Options”.

Step iii: Click “Trust

Center”.

Step iv: Click “Trust

Center Settings...”.

Step v: Click “Macro

Settings”.

Step vi: Tick “Enable

all macros”.

After all the steps, click “OK”

and “OK”, then close the MS
Excel window and reopen the
file.

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3. Continue accomplishing Part 1 appropriate to your

position in the Encoding tab.
Encode the COT rating per observation period by doing
the following steps.

• Select the subject (or the discipline related to your

subject) for COT.
• Input the COT rating per objective.
• Encode date of observation.
• Click “Lock COT” button once finished.
• Provide a single password for COT 1-4 to protect
your data
Note: If in case there are less than 4 COT rating sheets
available, leave the entire COT column(s) unfilled. No
need to lock the COT column(s).

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4. Finish accomplishing Part 1 of the Encoding tab.

• Encode all other IPCRF Numerical Ratings for Q, E, and T.

• Input Name and Position of Approving Authority.
• When COT and QET ratings are encoded and checked to its
accuracy, click “Finalize Part 1”.
• Provide the same password, when prompted. Click “Go”,
then click “Ok” in the dialog box that will appear.
• Give the file copy to the teacher concerned, who then
accomplishes Part 2 in the Encoding tab and his/her
Development Plan in the Part 4 sheet of the file.

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5. Answer the Core Behavioral Competencies (Part 2) of

the Encoding Tab.
• Tick the box of the behavioral indicators that you
demonstrated during the performance cycle.
• Click “Finalize Part 2” when you are done to save
your data.
• Supply a password to further protect your data.
• Click “OK”.

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6. View IPCRF Parts 1-3 Sheets. After Step 5, the results of all
encoding done in the Encoding Tab appear in Parts 1-3 sheets.
Check on all contents of these sheets. These sheets are protected
from any editing.

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7. Update your Development Plan in the Part 4 sheet. This sheet is

not protected for any editing. You may add rows, if necessary.

• Click “Finalize Part 4” if done.

• Supply the same password as the one used to
finalize Part 2 of the Encoding tab.
• Click “Go”, then “OK”.

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8. Print Parts 1-4. Click “Print Parts 1-4”.

• The teacher must ensure that his/her computer

is connected to the printer using the File and Print
Options in MS Excel.
• He or she must print all the pages of this form,
complete all required signatures, and submit to the
Personnel Division of the school to be attached to
his or her 201 personnel file.

9. Submit the soft copy of the IPCRF electronic form

to your Rater or School Head for the school-wide
consolidation.

Use the following format in naming the file:

DepEd Prescribed IPCRF Parts 1-4 SY 2019-2020-Level-

Teacher’s Surname, First Name

Avoid using special characters, e.g. ñ, @

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Frequently Asked Questions on the Accomplishment of the

IPCRF e-Tool

Question Answer
1. As I start using the file, some • Ensure that you are using MS Office
features seem not working 2010 or newer.
properly. What can I do? • Ensure that you have enabled all
macros.
2. Who initiates the • Based from protocol (and as seen
accomplishment of e-IPCRF? in the tool instructions), the RATER
answers Part 1 of the Encoding Sheet,
including the teacher/rater/region/
division/school demographics,
COT and QET ratings. To do this,
open 1 file and start encoding the
fields for region/division/school
information (rightmost column of the
demographics portion), then replicate
the file into a number of copies. Edit
the name of each file to include the
name of the teacher.
• BUT GIVEN THE CURRENT COVID-19
SITUATION, the RATEE may initiate
the encoding of his/her demographic
profile, and the COT ratings. The
RATER consequently ensures that all
information are recorded accurately
during the ratee-rater conference.
3. The file is for Proficient • After downloading, the default file
Teachers. Where is the file is for Proficient teachers. However,
for HIGHLY PROFICIENT selecting from the POSITION field in
teachers? Part 1 of the Encoding sheet shows
the file/tool appropriate to the
position selected.
4. The dropdown options for level • Start by filling out the fields for
taught and grade level taught do region/division/school information
not appear. What should I do? (rightmost column of the
demographics portion), particularly
the CURRICULAR CLASSIFICATION
field.

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Question Answer
5. I am a Senior High School • Select the discipline directly related to
(SHS) teacher. What option the SHS subject you are teaching.
shall I choose for Subject
Taught (in the demographic
field and in the subject for
COT)?
6. What will I choose for • For the sole purpose of the e-IPCRF
SCHOOL SIZE? for SY 2019-2020, the School Size
Parameters will adhere to the existing
2020 Brigada Eskwela implementing
guidelines (DM 032, s. 2020).
7. The file is for Proficient • After downloading, the default file is for
Teachers. Where is the file Proficient teachers. However, selecting
for HIGHLY PROFICIENT from the POSITION field in Part 1 of
teachers? the Encoding sheet shows the file/tool
appropriate to the position selected.
8. There are restrictions in • The file currently uploaded in the link
the Employee number. has no restrictions in the Employee
What shall I do? number. Please download again if you
downloaded before 4 May 2020.
9. Which will I choose in • First Priority: Plantilla/Appointment-
Level Taught/Grade Level based
Taught/Subject Taught? • Second Priority: Majority of number of
teaching loads
10. I cannot edit Parts 1,2, • These sheets are protected for any
and 3 sheets. What will I editing and are automatic outputs after
do? all fields in the ENCODING sheet/tab
are accomplished and finalized. ONLY
the Encoding sheet/tab and Part 4
sheet are open for editing/encoding.
11. What if I did not complete all • Enter only the ratings available at
4 classroom observations? hand. Leave the entire COT column/s
(with no available ratings) unfilled. No
need to lock this/these COT column/s.
The Quality rating will still compute
automatically. For the Efficiency rating,
refer to DM 45, s. 2020.
12. What if I have 4 COT • For those with COT4 ratings, the Rater
rating sheets available? and Ratee shall agree to whether or not
it will be encoded in the e-IPCRF. The
agreement shall primarily consider the
advantage/benefit of the Ratee.

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3. Submission and Monitoring of IPCRF Data

Link for the submission of e-IPCRF of Teachers

http://bit.ly/IPCRFSystemSubmit

Link for the monitoring of submission

of e-IPCRF of Teachers
http://bit.ly/IPCRFSystemMonitoring

To open the links, please use the Google web browser.

IPCRF DATA SUBMISSION AND MONITORING SYSTEM

Principal/School
head/ Assigned BHROD-HRDD
Personnel monitors the
submits the
nation-wide
accomplished
IPCRF Files submissions

IPCRF
RO-HRDD
SDO-HRDS Data Collection
monitors the
monitors the System
region-wide
division-wide
submissions
submissions

http://bit.ly/IPCRFSystemSubmit http://bit.ly/IPCRFSystemMonitoring

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A. Submitting the Accomplished e-IPCRF of Teachers

Personnel Involved:
SCHOOL HEAD and/or designated representative(s)

1. Open the link for IPCRF Submission. Access the link using
your DepEd email.

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2. The user interface appears. Click “Upload File Here”. Browse

for the file you want to upload.

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There are five different prompts that may appear as soon as you select a file for
submission/uploading.

Successful submission/uploading
The file is the prescribed IPCRF
file and all fields are finalized.

Unsuccessful submission/uploading
“Status: Not Finalized”
The file is the prescribed IPCRF,
but some fields are not yet
finalized.
SOLUTION: Instruct the Ratee
and/or Rater to finalize the
required parts.

“Version Error”
The file is the prescribed IPCRF
but it is an old version of the file
(before May 4, 2020).
SOLUTION: Download the
latest version of the file and
ask the Ratee to re-do the
accomplishment of the file.

“File Error”
The file is not the prescribed
IPCRF file.
SOLUTION: (1) If you have the
correct file but mistakenly
selected another file, click
“Cancel” and browse and
submit/upload the correct one.
(2) If you don’t have the correct
one, download the file and ask
the Ratee to accomplish it.

“File already uploaded Error”

The file was already uploaded to
the system.
SOLUTION: Recheck the file
being uploaded.

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3. If the submission/uploading is successful, the information fields

in the user interface automatically fill out.

Click “Submit”. A prompt will pop up to indicate that the

submission/uploading is successful.

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4. After a successful submission/uploading of the file, two buttons

will appear in the user interface:
a. SUBMIT DATA, which allows to submit IPCRF files of
other teachers; and
b. VIEW SUBMISSION LIST, which allows you to see the
updated list of uploaded IPCRF files.

Clicking “Submit Data” button shows the primary user

interface, ready for the next submission.

Clicking “View Submission List shows you a user interface

which allows you to filter submissions. Click “View” to see
filtered submissions.

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The number of submissions is also reflected on the page. The

“Delete” option is also available per file submitted.

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B. Monitoring the Submission of Accomplished e-IPCRF of

Teachers

Personnel Involved:
SDO: SEPS-HRD and/or SGOD-Chief
RO: HRDD Chief and/or EPSvr
CO: BHROD-HRDD

1. Open the link for Monitoring of IPCRF Submission. Access

it using your DepEd email.

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2. The user interface appears. The data/information are presented

through textual and interactive graphs. The page also allows the
user to filter submissions.

NOTE: Only the registered SDO, RO and CO users can

access this page.

Monitoring at the SDO Level

The SDO view shows submission status of the schools
in the SDO, which includes the number of schools and
teachers already submitted.

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Monitoring at the RO Level

The RO view shows submission status of the SDOs, which includes

the number of SDOs, schools and teachers already submitted.

Monitoring at the CO Level

The CO view shows submission status of the ROs, which
includes the number of ROs, SDOs, schools and teachers already
submitted.

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4. Use and Analysis of Consolidated IPCRF Data

The IPCRF consolidated data allow the School Head and other HR personnel to
view the data to ensure the accuracy and completeness of data collected as well as to
make necessary analysis for identifying necessary learning and development needs
and providing interventions based on the needs identified. The forms can provide the
following information, among others:

At the school level,

• How many teachers got which rating in which Objective at each position/
subject area?
• Which objectives should be considered as a learning and development
priorities based on the school-wide consolidated IPCRF data (e.g., final rating
and their rating per Quality, Efficiency and Timeliness)?
• What L&D activities and programs can be developed to immediately address
the needs of teachers?
• How can the school head improve his/her instructional supervision plan/
mechanism to support his/her teachers?

At the SDO, RO and CO levels,

• Which objectives should be considered as learning and development priorities
based on the division- and region-wide consolidated data (e.g., averages of
final rating and rating per Quality, Efficiency and Timeliness)?
• What interventions can be provided to schools to support and improve the
teachers, in terms of:
– content and pedagogy;
– curriculum delivery; and
– coaching and mentoring?

Further, pursuant to DepEd Order No. 2, s. 2015, results of RPMS ratings will
provide inputs to the following:
• Raters in identifying and providing the kinds of interventions needed,
based on the development needs identified;
• Bureau of Human Resource and Organizational Development (BHROD) or
National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP) in consolidating
and coordinating developmental interventions which shall form part of
HR Plan and shall be the basis for rewards and incentives;
• Performance Management Team (PMT) in identifying potential PRAISE
Awards nominees for various awards categories such as Lingkod Bayan
Award and Metrobank Outstanding Teachers; and
• PRAISE Committee in determining top performers of the agency who
qualify for awards and incentives.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education

DepEd MEMORANDUM
No. , s. 2020

RESULTS-BASED PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM GUIDELINES

FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2019-2020 YEAREND ACTIVITIES
IN LIGHT OF COVID-19 MEASURES

To: Undersecretaries
Assistant Secretaries
Minister, Basic, Higher and Technical Education, BARMM
Bureau and Service Directors
Regional Directors
Schools Division Superintendents
Public Elementary and Secondary School Heads
All Others Concerned

1. As mandated by DepEd Order No. 2, s. 2015 titled Guidelines on the

Establishment and Implementation of the Results-based Performance
Management System in the Department of Education, the Department is
scheduled to conduct Phase III: Performance Review and Evaluation and Phase IV:
Performance Rewarding and Development Planning of the Results-based
Performance Management System (RPMS) Cycle, School Year (SY) 2019−2020
for school-based personnel in April 2020. These phases include yearend review and
assessment, evaluation of portfolio and computation of final rating, ways forward
and development planning.

2. However, suspension of classes and all school activities at all levels in entire
Luzon was declared until April 14, 2020 as part of the enhanced community
quarantine and stringent social distancing measures for the management of COVID-
19 situation. Such enhanced community quarantine is extended until April 30,
2020.

3. As stated in Paragraph 35 of DepEd Order No. 2, s. 2015: “...In exceptional

cases, and only if the situation warrants, a one-time recalibration shall be
allowed. Exceptional cases shall include instances when high level decisions
are taken into effect such as changes in strategic directions, and
circumstances beyond the control of the ratee such as natural and/or man-
made calamities, including typhoon, earthquake and other fortuitous events.”

4. Given the above considerations, DepEd emphasizes specific RPMS-related

measures for school-based personnel. Please see Enclosure Nos. 1 and 2 for details.

5. It is also emphasized that the preparation and organization of the RPMS

Portfolio shall have started during the start of the SY, and only a sample of each
Means of Verification (MOV), excluding those MOVs with the specified required
number of pieces, is expected to be submitted. All RPMS-Philippine Professional
Standards for Teachers (PPST) Materials, including tools, forms, and other support
materials, for SY 2019-2020 can be accessed at
http://deped.in/RPMSPPSTSY20192020. Also, the prescribed Individual
Performance and Commitment Review Form (IPCRF) for teachers can be accessed at
http://deped.in/IPCRFEncode20192020.

DepEd Complex, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City 1600 8633-7208/8633-7228/8632-1361 8636-4876/8637-6209 www.deped.gov.ph

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6. Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Yearend Review shall be postponed

temporarily and shall resume when authorities issue a declaration of safety for
all DepEd employees. The adjusted schedule of RPMS Portfolio submission and
evaluation, data collection and consolidation of IPCR rating will be released through
a separate memorandum.

7. For more information, please contact the Bureau of Human Resource and
Organizational Development-Human Resource Development Division (BHROD-
HRDD), 4th Floor Mabini Building, Department of Education Central Office, DepEd
Complex, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City through email addresses
[email protected] and [email protected] or at telephone number
(02) 8470-6630.

8. Immediate dissemination of this Memorandum is desired.

LEONOR MAGTOLIS BRIONES

Secretary

Encls.:
As stated

References:
DepEd Order (No. 2, s. 2015)
DepEd Memorandum No. 43, s. 2020

To be indicated in the Perpetual Index

under the following subjects:

ASSESSMENT
BUREAUS AND OFFICES
EMPLOYEES
OFFICIALS
PERFORMANCE
RATING
TEACHERS
SCHOOLS

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(Enclosure No. 1 to DepEd Memorandum No. , s. 2020)

RPMS-RELATED MEASURES FOR SCHOOL-BASED PERSONNEL

IN LIGHT OF THE COVID-19 SITUATION

A. Teaching Personnel

On Classroom Observable RPMS Objectives

The number of classroom observations may have been affected by the class
suspension which started in mid-March 2020. For this purpose,
each teacher is assumed to have obtained at least three (3)
classroom observations after the first three quarters which were not
covered by class suspension.

To compute for the rating for Quality for each of the classroom observable
RPMS objectives: (1) Identify the corresponding rating in the RPMS
5-point scale for each COT rating, (2) Get the average of the total
RPMS rating (or Divide the total RPMS rating by the number of
available classroom observations), and (3) Determine the final rating
for Quality. Detailed explanations and illustrative examples are
found on pages 40 and 41 of the Updated RPMS Manual, access at
http://deped.in/RPMSManualver2019.

To determine the rating for Efficiency, recalibrate the RPMS rubric in

such a way that the total number of available valid Main and
Supporting MOVs submitted obtains the highest rating of 5
(Outstanding). The RPMS Tools can be accessed at
http://deped.in/RPMSY1TOOLS2019.

A sample computation for Quality and Efficiency for classroom observable

RPMS objectives is found in Enclosure 2.

For COT Indicator 9 (or RPMS Objective 10) in the Proficient (P) tool, all
teachers using the Proficient tool shall be given an automatic rating
of 5 for both Quality and Efficiency in the IPCRF since this
indicator/objective can only be observed in Observation Period 4.

On Non-Classroom Observable RPMS Objectives

For the non-classroom observable RPMS Objectives, teachers are
encouraged to explore on the list of possible MOVs, and provide
whichever are available at hand that they may still obtain
acceptable results in Quality, Efficiency, and/or Timeliness.

B. Non-Teaching Personnel
School-based non-teaching personnel shall confer with their Rater for
agreements in relation to Paragraph 3 of this Memorandum. A similar
recalibration scheme with that of teachers may be done.

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(Enclosure No. 2 to DepEd Memorandum No. , s. 2020)

SAMPLE COMPUTATION FOR QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY

FOR CLASSROOM OBSERVABLE RPMS OBJECTIVES

Scenario: Proficient Teacher A was scheduled for Classroom Observation Period 4 but
was not observed because of the class suspension.

Table 1. Sample Ratings for COT Indicator 1 (RPMS Objective 1)

Classroom Observation COT Rating
Period
1 7
2 6
3 7
4 -

a. To compute for the rating for Quality in RPMS Objective 1, identify the
corresponding rating in the RPMS 5-point scale for each COT rating, get the
average of the total RPMS rating, and determine the final rating for Quality.

Table 2. Computation for Quality rating in RPMS Objective 1

Classroom Observation COT Rating Transmuted RPMS
Period Rating*
1 7 5
2 6 4
3 7 5
4 - -
TOTAL 14
AVERAGE** (14/3) = 4.667
QUALITY RATING* 5
* Refer to pages 40 and 41 of the Updated RPMS Manual
** Total divided by the No. of Available Classroom Observations

b. For Efficiency in RPMS Objective 1, recalibrate the RPMS rubric. Check the
validity of the submitted MOVs and determine the rating for Efficiency
referring to the recalibrated rubric.

FROM (original) TO (recalibrated)

5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
Efficie Submitt Submitt Submitt Submitt No Efficie Submitt Submitt Submitt No -
ncy ed 4 ed 3 ed 2 ed 1 accepta ncy ed 3 ed 2 ed 1 accepta
Main Main Main Main ble Main Main Main ble
MOV, MOV, MOV, MOV evidenc MOV, MOV, MOV evidenc
each each each with e was each each with e was
with with with any 1 of shown with with any 1 of shown
any 1 of any 1 of any 1 of the any 1 of any 1 of the
the the the Support the the Support
Support Support Support ing Support Support ing
ing ing ing MOV ing ing MOV
MOV MOV MOV MOV MOV

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BUREAU OF HUMAN RESOURCE AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Dir. Jennifer E. Lopez
Education Program Supervisor, OIC, Office of the Director III

Cecille A. Anyayahan
Project Development Officer IV

Carlos B. Llamas III

Angelo D. Uy
Detailed Personnel, BHROD-HRDD

THE PROJECT TEAM

Field Personnel
Arthur M. Aquino Rey Valenzuela
Information Technology Officer I Information Technology Officer I
Division of Olongapo City Region IV-A CALABARZON

Dharyl C. Bucad Bryan L. Vicente

Head Teacher II/School ICT Coordinator Education Program Specialist II
Betis High School, Division of Pampanga Region III

Kevin G. Milo Jekyll D. Cadungog

Information Technology Officer I Information Technology Officer I
Division of the Island Garden City of Samal Region IX

Juan Carlos Sarmiento Johnnyline P. Jagdon

Information Technology Officer I Information Technology Officer I
Division of Manila Region VII

Information and Communications Technology National Educators Academy

Service (ICTS) of the Philippines (NEAP)

Maria Clarisse Ligunas, Leah Patricia M. Galgo

Information Technology Officer II Senior Education Program Specialist,
OIC Assistant Chief
Jonathan Fontanilla Professional Development Division
Information Systems Analyst III

Nicole M. Aquino
Information Systems Analyst II

RESEARCH CENTER FOR TEACHER QUALITY - UNE-SiMERR

Allan Reyes, Ph.D.

Project Leader, RPMS

Gina O. Gonong, Ph.D.

Director

Jennie V. Jocson
Deputy Director

Donnadette SG. Belza

Research Officer

Alwaleed Alssamani
Web Programmer, UNE-SiMERR National Research Centre
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