St. Rita's College of Balingasag: Time Frame Activity Procedures Teacher'S In-Charge
St. Rita's College of Balingasag: Time Frame Activity Procedures Teacher'S In-Charge
St. Rita's College of Balingasag: Time Frame Activity Procedures Teacher'S In-Charge
10:15 –
10:45AM Break
10:45-11:30AM Class Advisory During this time, the teachers shall present Class Adviser
Profiling and the Basic Online Etiquette. They must also
Basic finalize the class profiling.
Netiquettes
11:30AM –
1:30PM LUNCH Break
Virtual Tour
c/o Technical Committees TECHNICAL
Link: Grade 12 COMMITTEES
Academic Coordinator
Orientation (SHS)
Link: Grade 12 Mr. Alfred A. Olano
10:00 AM -10:30 AM
Virtual Tour Intermediate
c/o Technical Committees (Grade 4 – TECHNICAL
Link: Grade 6) COMMITTEES
Academic Coordinator
Orientation (GS)
Link: Mrs. Loue A. Joseph
Grade 8
Tech. Committees:
Chair: JHS:
Ms. Diana Alaba Mr. Charles Darwin Godinez, Mr. Kier Acut,
Ms. Merry Dollaga, Ms. Shaira Placibe, Mr.
Asst. Chair: Gernel Lumacad
Mr. Jericho Roa, Ms. Joan R. Esquierdo, Mr. Cielo SHS: Ms. Henebe Dapat, Mr. Sean Daniel
John Bendoy Palarca, Mr. Arnel Dalit, Mr. Nicole Velez
GS: Tech. Support:
Ms. Stephanie Rae Continedo, Ms. Antoniette Rufo, Mr. Dante L. Babaylan, Mr. Mark Galdo and
Ms. Angel Lou Fabre Mr. Eljie Pahilan, Ms. Jessa Mae Saraos,
Computer/IT Teachers
NOTE: Class Advisers, please create a 3-5 minutes’ video of your classroom and
instructional area because that will be included during the virtual tour. Include anything
that is visible to your classroom that is helpful to them or conducive to learning.
AUGUST 19, 2021 (Thursday)
SUBJECT ORIENTATION
Checking of Attendance
7:20 AM – 8:00 AM (Google Forms or any online Class advisers
tools)
Advisory Time
Afternoon sessions:
There will also be discussions on the characteristics and effects of the pandemic and new variants;
orientation on precautionary and preventive measures such as water, sanitation and hygiene, and
other topics related to COVID-19.
Student Guide Discussion (salient points)
SUBJECT ORIENTATION (Thursday)
I. Subject Expectations and Requirements
A. Subject Overview
-provide an overview of where the class will start and end, and what you expect them to understand
at the end of the semester (in file/powerpoint presentations via zoom meeting/google meet)
B. Presentation of materials or varied learning resources
-Tell your students how you will provide them with the materials/resources they needed for them to
learn.
Do you post web-based materials? How? Will your students have to schedule evenings to do the
tasks
or watch films? Will you discuss/lecture online and ask them to take notes on your presentations?
C. Expectations for class time
- How will the student feel confident and competent in your online class? Tell them what they can
expect
and how they can interact within those expectations.
D. Expectations outside of class
- Give them an idea of what they need to do or prepare outside real class time. Is their preparation
primarily reading and writing individually? Give them enough information so they will be able to plan
their schedules accordingly.
Teachers Responsibilities:
Establish what you will provide for your students to be successful in your class. This may include in-
class material, study guides, meaningful and prompt feedback on assignments, facilitation of
discussion, attention to students with special needs, and a positive and welcoming classroom
environment.
Assert your boundaries: Let your students know how to contact you and when. For example
communicate or provide your office hours, office phone number, availability for instant messaging,
email, and when you do not respond (evenings, weekends, and traveling for example). If you are
traveling during the semester, you may want to explain the dates that you will not be available.
You may also want to alert your students to the events, habits, or situations that detract from your
ability to fulfill your responsibility. For example, if late assignments, lack of participation, or sleeping
or restless during your virtual lectures distracts you from timely and persuasive teaching, explain why
you cannot tolerate these events and how you handle them when they occur.
Student responsibilities: If attendance is required, participation is mandatory, or you want them
to read the assignment before class, explain to your students that this is expected of them
throughout the semester. Explain policies on absences, make-ups, emergencies, and accommodating
special needs. You may also remind them that they are responsible for their success and
communicating with you when they have need assistance or have other concerns.
Assessment: How will you assign the subject grade at the end of the semester? How many
assignments will you grade? Do you have grading policies and/or rubrics or criteria for grading? (pls
refer to DepEd order on grading and assessments)
Note: Kindly give your students and inviting and interesting introduction it will reduce
their anxieties about their perceptions on Online Distant Learning especially that it is
already our 2nd year of this New Normal. Help them view the class as collaborative
learning process.
Prepared by:
Noted by:
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