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Instructional Program Math

The document outlines a proposed instructional program for mathematics at Kabankalan Catholic College aimed at improving students' performance and attitudes towards the subject. It includes specific objectives such as raising awareness of mathematics' importance, providing counseling, and utilizing varied teaching strategies. The program also details activities, budget, and evaluation methods to ensure effective implementation and monitoring throughout the academic year.

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Instructional Program Math

The document outlines a proposed instructional program for mathematics at Kabankalan Catholic College aimed at improving students' performance and attitudes towards the subject. It includes specific objectives such as raising awareness of mathematics' importance, providing counseling, and utilizing varied teaching strategies. The program also details activities, budget, and evaluation methods to ensure effective implementation and monitoring throughout the academic year.

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A PROPOSED
INSRUCTIONAL PROGRAM FOR MATHEMATICS

I. Rationale
Mathematics is basic to all facets of man’s life and in all fields of human

endeavor. Students should realize that learning mathematics is a fundamental part of

schooling and that effectiveness as a citizen and success in one’s work requires the

ability to use Mathematics.

Poor performance in Mathematics of the Filipino students is evident as shown

in the examinations in global, national, regional and local levels. As a catholic

educational institution, Kabankalan Catholic College (KCC), has a mission of

preparing her students to be globally competent in their chosen profession. Hence, an

Instructional Program to enhance the teaching-learning process in Mathematics is

developed.

II. Goal

For KCC College Freshmen to achieve very satisfactory performance in

Mathematics

III. Specific Objectives

1. To make students aware of the importance of Mathematics.


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2. To give more attention to students’ attitude towards and performance in

Mathematics.

3. To develop positive attitude towards Mathematics among college freshmen.

4. To reinforce the learning process in mathematics of those students with

negative attitudes and help them develop a positive attitude towards

mathematics.

5. To improve students’ motivations and attitudes toward mathematics.

6. To provide students the venue for advising/counseling specially those with

negative attitudes towards mathematics.

7. To use varied teaching strategies to motivate students in learning

Mathematics.

8. To make classroom environment conducive to the teaching-learning process

for Mathematics.

IV. Program Proper

Specific Activities Persons Budget Time- Value Evaluation


Integration
Involved Frame
1. Review and Dean, Subject Critical thinking, Classroom
revision of syllabi patience and observation to
Area
for Mathematics to endurance check if the
make sure that Coordinator, P 1,500 April-May revised syllabi
appropriate are properly
Math Teachers
objectives are implemented.
included and
achieved.
2. Meeting with Dean, Program Perseverance, Feed-backing
Dean, Program Chair Persons P 1,000 First week respect of one’s as to the plan of
Chair Persons and Mathematics of opinion, open- the
subject area coordinator June mindedness implementation
coordinator for of the
mathematics. Instructional
Program.
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3. Conference / Dean, Subject Developing the Feed-backing


seminars on Area Last Week value of listening, as to the
developing positive Coordinator, P 5,500 of value of outcome of the
attitude in Math Teachers, June appreciating seminar and its
Mathematics. Resource person mathematics as a impact on the
subject participants
4. Conference / Dean, Subject Developing one’s Conduct
seminars on current Area 3rd Week adaptability to Classroom
trends in education Coordinator, P 10,000 of change, observation to
strategies in Math Teachers, July creativity, value check if
teaching Resource person of listening mathematics
Mathematics and teachers apply
management. the current
trends in
education
strategies in
teaching
mathematics
and how the
students
respond to it.
5. Seminar on Appreciation of *Evaluation
updating Methods Dean, Subject P 10,000 the use of sheets to be
and Techniques in Area Technology in given to each
Teaching Coordinator, teaching participant after
mathematics. Math Teachers, mathematics, the seminar.
Resource person 2nd Week Resourcefulness, *Conduct
of value of being classroom
August open to change observation to
check if
mathematics
teachers use the
updated
methods and
techniques in
teaching
mathematics.
6. After-class Every after Concern for other Feedback on
tutorial session. Math Teachers P 500 a quiz or people’s needs, the impact of
(optional depending and Students assignment sharing, kindness After-class
on students-teacher is given tutorial session.
availability)
7. Regular session Guidance Concern for Schedule
on counselor, Math others’ need, meeting with
counseling/advising Teachers and P 1,500 Every end generosity, mathematics
of students and students of compassion teacher and the
academic periodical guidance office
consultation exams to check the
especially those progress of the
who have negative said activity
attitudes towards
mathematics and
those who are
performing poorly
in their academic
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life.

V. Mechanics

At the start of each academic year preferably first week of June before the

formal opening of the school year, the Dean calls for a meeting of the Subject

Coordinator for Mathematics and all concerned mathematics teachers to plan for the

implementation of the Instructional Program. Details of each activity are discussed and

preparations made as to who are to take charge and be responsible as well as other

concerns.

The Dean monitors the implementation and the subject coordinator makes a

report of the conduct of each activity.

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