Narrative Report Be LCP

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The school implemented Modular Distance Learning using print modules based on the decision of most parents and to ensure no child will be excluded from learning during COVID-19.

Most parents chose Modular Distance Learning using print modules as the learning platform for their children.

Issues found during the dry run included parents not knowing how to use modules, not coming on time for collection/retrieval, some not having a conducive learning space, and some parents not being able to teach.

SAN VICENTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Sta. Maria District

NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE LEARNING CONTINUITY PLAN IN THE SUCCESSFUL


IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MODULAR DISTANCE LEARNING USING PRINT MODULES
(SY 2020-2021)

The Learning Continuity Plan of San Vicente Elementary School is anchored on the Basic

Education Learning Continuity Plan of the Department of Education wherein the primordial concern

is to assure that all possible measures will be taken to ensure that no child will be excluded from

learning during the COVID – 19 crisis.

As early as June, 2020 a Learners Enrolment Survey Form (LESF) was given to every

enrollee as an enrolment tool and an instrument to decide the type of learning modality that will be

used during the school year 2020-2021. There are four hundred fifty- two interested children who

responded to the call of the school. The majority of the parent respondents have chosen the Modular

Distance Learning using print modules as the learning platform for their children which was

substantiated by Decision Tree, a data driven tool to determine proper modality of teaching to be

implemented to the learners.

A careful planning and consultations with the internal and external stakeholders of education

were done in order to come up with a comprehensive implementation of the chosen learning

modality.

On the part of the teachers, they were tasked to prepare worksheets, modules and other

learning materials vis-à-vis the Most Essential Learning Competencies aside from their participation

to webinars as a venue to prepare themselves before the start of the school year.

Different activities were discussed to the teachers regarding learning management which

include among others learner/class organization and learning performance monitoring. Learning

resources were evaluated to determine the gap . The distribution and collection of modules was

studied and analyzed to mitigate if not prevent problems that might be encountered.

After planning the implementation of the learning modality, an orientation was conducted to

the parents on how this Modular Distance Learning would be implemented particularly in the

distribution and retrieval aspects. The parents were told that they would come and get the modules
every Monday and at the same time submit the answered modules given a week before. Parents who

could not come for valid reasons may inform the teacher beforehand thru text or social media so that

the teacher could do the necessary actions like delivering the module herself or asking favor from a

barangay tanod to deliver the materials. Same is true in the retrieval phase. To further give an idea

or foresight of what would happen, a simulation on the

distribution and retrieval of the modules was conducted last August 1. The minimum health

standards were observed in all the activities conducted.

Base from the result of the dry-run the following will be observed:

A. Findings:

1. Parents do not know how to use the modules.

2. Parents did not come on time collecting and retrieval of modules.

3. Others do not have conducive room in their house for learning.

4. Some parents may not have the ability to teach their children.

5. Parents availability of time.

B. Recommendations:

1. Teachers gave their contact numbers and email address to the parents form them to ask

questions and understand on how to use the modules.

2. We prepared class schedules for them to follow what time they should take and give the

modules.

3. We encouraged parents to provide learning room in their house for the benefit of their

children.

4. We suggested parents who are incapable of teaching their children to seek help to their

relatives.

5.

Prepared by:

DARWIN U. VALDEZ

Teacher I
Noted:

FELINO M. VILLALBA, JR.

Principal III

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