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SCHOOL PROFILE ON LEARNER'S READING LEVEL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR It's another school year. More challenges to reckon with both by the teachers and the learners. One of them is how teachers be able to improve the reading performance of their learners. Good thing the department has Phil-IRI or Philippine Informal Reading Inventory which is used to assess the reading skills of learners in different year level. Learners leafing through the pages of a book Take time to read a copy pasted DO 14, s. 2018  of the Department of Education dated  March 26, 2018 as it narrates the POLICY GUIDELINES ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE REVISED PHILIPPINE INFORMAL READING INVENTORY. The Department of Education (DepEd) supports Every Child a Reader Program, which aims to make every Filipino child a reader and a writer at his/her grade level. Thus, the DepEd through the Bureau of Learning Delivery-Teaching and Learning Division (BLD-TLD) shall continue to administer the Revised Philippin...

PAG-IBIG SHORT-TERM LOAN - A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE The Pag-IBIG Fund Multi-Purpose Loan or MPL is a cash loan designed to help our members with any immediate financial need. A member can borrow up to 80% of their Pag-IBIG Regular Savings, and can be processed in as fast as 2 days! For more information, click this link. Pag-ibig Short-Term Loan (STL) Here is the step by step guide in order to avail of the Pag-ibig Fund short term loan via virtual Pag-ibig. In order to apply for Multi-Purpose Loan (MPL) or Calamity Loan online, prepare the following requirements: Filled out Loan Application Form One (1) Valid ID Loyalty Card Plus (powered by Asia United Bank or Union Bank), Land Bank Cash Card or United Coconut Planters Bank Cash Card Selfie photo while holding your cash card and valid ID STEP 1 Go to Pag-ibig Fund Website @ www.pagibigfund.gov.ph and click Virtual Pag-ibig on the menu bar. STEP 2 Once you are on the Virtual Pag-ibig page click apply for a loan and then click apply for ...

City Savings Salary Loan Table for DepEd Teachers City Savings Bank is one of the institutions that offers salary loan to DepEd teaching and non-teaching staff with  low interest rate and flexible term. What is good about City Savings Bank is you can call a loan ranger to facilitate your loan application. If you have internet connection, you can also avail of their online loan application. During this time of pandemic, you don't need to go to their branch to apply for a salary loan because the company is seeing to it that it's costumer's safety is addressed. Below are the frequently asked questions taken from their official website. 1. What are the requirements?          For New Loan Two (2) months latest payslips (current and previous month, original and photocopy) Duly accomplished Loan Application Form Three (3) Photocopies of DepEd and PRC IDs Two (2) Photocopies of Cedula Certified true copy of the Permanent Appointment (back to back) One Co-maker (mus...

Download Homeroom Guidance Learner's Development Assessment Form in Word Format Let us read the excerpt of the memorandum from the office of the undersecretary for curriculum and instruction. The Office of Curriculum and Instruction (CI), through the Bureau of Curriculum Development (BCD) issues guidelines as basis for the implementation of the Homeroom Guidance (HG) during crisis situation for SY 2020-2021. The current pandemic has clearly affected the teaching and learning process that usually take place in school. Certainly our learners cannot avoid its impact in terms of their domains of development. While the department has been responsive thru its Basic Education Learning Continuity Plan, it is crucial to cater to the life skills development of learners which will empower them to overcome the different challenges and adapt to the "new normal" brought about by the current crisis. Homeroom guidance is dedicated to address the academic, personal/social and career deve...

Writing a Letter of Application Using Different Letter Formats For teachers teaching English subject and for those who are looking for work, we would like to share with you 3 samples of letter of application with the use of different letter formats to wit: Modified Block, Indented Style and Full Block Style. Letter writing is one of the skills that everyone must posses given that it is one of the avenues a person can put forward his or her thoughts in written words. Among the types of letters, one of the most important is the application letter because it is the first means an employer can get a glimpse of who that applicant is, what he or she can do or offer to the company. Below are examples of letter of application. Feel free to modify them or pattern your own after these letters. _____________ Modified Block The Personnel Manager Rose Enterprises 264 Apacible St. Paco, Manila   Sir, This comes in answer to your ad for a filing clerk which appeared in the October 20 issue of the...

Download Here SF10-JHS formerly Form 137 In Word Format Checking of DepEd School Forms is waving so that teachers are busy as bees these days completing students' permanent academic records. One of these permanent records is SF10 which is formerly known as Form 137.  Plenty of sites in the internet offer downloadable DepEd forms, however, none provides teachers a document that is in word format. Most SF10 are either in excel or PDF format. So to give our beloved educators who find it more comfortable using the Microsoft Word, we would like to share with you SF10-JHS in word format. SF10-JHS Front Download SF10-JHS Back Download Should you have questions regarding this form, please feel free to comment below. We are hoping that we are of some help in your quest as molders of the future of our children.

Soil Formation (1)  How are granites, which are impregnable rocks, reduced to porous soil from which plants grow? (2) Natural elements in our environment - water (as it reacts to heat and cold), wind, plants, and animals - are all powerful agents in the process of soil formation. (3) Water is a formidable agent which can turn hard rock into pulverized soil. (4) The process begins when minerals in rocks expand unequally due to the heat of the sun. (5) Because of this uneven expansion, tiny cracks between minerals appear so that water seeps in. (6) Then with a drop in temperature the water freezes and expands resulting in terrific pressure pulverizing the surrounding rock. (7) The wind also acts like water in converting rocks into soil. (8) It wears away solid rocks into bits. (9) If the wind blows, these fine rocks are transported to different directions. (10) More than water and wind, the greater part of soil formation, is brought about by living plants and animals. (11) F...