This document lists targeted interventions for different groups of learners:
1. Learners without parental support are encouraged to seek assistance from relatives through peer learning and communication with teachers via text or home visits.
2. Beginning readers are supported through parental reading facilitation and modified printed or digital materials. Struggling readers receive instructional videos, printed modules, and activities from easy to difficult.
3. Learners without devices/internet will receive support from parents, teachers, peers, and community facilitators using non-ICT materials. Remote/unsafe areas use localized modular learning with LGU assistance in resource distribution.
This document lists targeted interventions for different groups of learners:
1. Learners without parental support are encouraged to seek assistance from relatives through peer learning and communication with teachers via text or home visits.
2. Beginning readers are supported through parental reading facilitation and modified printed or digital materials. Struggling readers receive instructional videos, printed modules, and activities from easy to difficult.
3. Learners without devices/internet will receive support from parents, teachers, peers, and community facilitators using non-ICT materials. Remote/unsafe areas use localized modular learning with LGU assistance in resource distribution.
This document lists targeted interventions for different groups of learners:
1. Learners without parental support are encouraged to seek assistance from relatives through peer learning and communication with teachers via text or home visits.
2. Beginning readers are supported through parental reading facilitation and modified printed or digital materials. Struggling readers receive instructional videos, printed modules, and activities from easy to difficult.
3. Learners without devices/internet will receive support from parents, teachers, peers, and community facilitators using non-ICT materials. Remote/unsafe areas use localized modular learning with LGU assistance in resource distribution.
This document lists targeted interventions for different groups of learners:
1. Learners without parental support are encouraged to seek assistance from relatives through peer learning and communication with teachers via text or home visits.
2. Beginning readers are supported through parental reading facilitation and modified printed or digital materials. Struggling readers receive instructional videos, printed modules, and activities from easy to difficult.
3. Learners without devices/internet will receive support from parents, teachers, peers, and community facilitators using non-ICT materials. Remote/unsafe areas use localized modular learning with LGU assistance in resource distribution.
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LDM 2 - MODULE 3A
OUTPUT NO. 1
LIST OF TARGETED LEARNER INTERVENTIONS
Learner Targeted Intervention
Group -Seek assistance from the relatives. -Peer learning can be done Learners without parents or household member who can among relatives. guide and support their learning at home -Obtain support through text messages or home visitation (if possible) from respective teachers. Beginning readers (K to 3) N/A -Parents as reading facilitators. -Modified reading materials either printed or digital format. Struggling readers (Grades 4-12) -Arrange reading materials from easy to difficult task. -Provide instructional video materials for the learners. -Provide non-ICT based like printed modules and other activity sheets. -Modular approach can be used. No access to devices and Internet -Parent-teacher support can help a lot as well as peer learning or family members shall act as facilitator of learning. -Ensure the availability of community learning facilitators like parents, guardians, and other adults to support learners while learning from home. Inaccessible (living in remote and/or unsafe areas) -Use modular learning with localized learning materials. -Ask help from LGU in distribution of learning resources. -Establish strong home-school- community collaboration. Indigenous Peoples -Crafting of materials adhering in the principle of localization and indigenization. -Provide learning materials that are suited for their needs. -Technical assistance from Persons with Disabilities teachers specializing in SPED and PWD curriculum instruction.