Dropout Reduction Program Overview
Dropout Reduction Program Overview
I. Start-Up Stage
- School head
- Guidance Counselor / Designate
- Department Heads (Eng/Fil/Sci/Math/Makabayan)
- PTCA president
- SSC president (supreme student council)
Suggested Templates
1. Check if applicable
2. Indicate the final grades in Science, Math and English in Bridge Program
3. Indicate the final grades in Science, Math and English in Grade VI
4. Indicate the reading grade level
5. Write "yes" or "no"; if "yes", indicate number of times and year levels repeated
6/7. Number of days absent, late during the immediately preceeding school year
8. Indicate learning difficulty (i.e.,"dyslexia", ADHD) and write after it "D" if
formally diagnosed or "S" if suspected but not formally diagnosed
9. Indicate "yes" or "no". If yes, indicate how many times student had transferred schools
10. Indicate "yes" or "no".
11. Indicate "yes" if the student is NOT A MEMBER OF ANY SCHOOL/CAMPUS ORGANIZATION,
or "no" if he is a member of at least 1 organization
12. Indicate "yes" if student is regularly compliant, that is, brings to class requirements,
accomplished assignments and projects, "no if student is regularly non-compliant with school requirements
13. Indicate nature of conduct or behavior problems and frequency of occurrence
14. Write nature of disciplinary action and frequency of said action
15. Known health problems, including malnutrition, drug abuse. Specify.
16. Indicate if student shows signs of physical, emotional and other forms of abuse, like being beaten,
bullied, sexually abused and indicate where abuse might be taking place, for example, "bullied in school",
"beaten at home", regularly insulted by teachers", "regularly teased, called names by peers"
17. Indicate "yes" or "no"
18. Indicate "yes" or "no" and if "yes", number of children
19. Indicate "yes" or "no"
20. Indicate number (i.e., 4,5,6)
21. Indicate number
22. Indicate amount in pesos
23. Indicate highest attainment of parents
24. Write address and put an asterisk if living more than 1km. from the school
FORM 2
Below is a list of competencies that you are expected to demonstrate. Encircle the number
in the scale that corresponds to your answer for every item where:
FORM 2A
Read the selection below silently. Then answer the short test that
follows. Write only the letter of your answer on your answer sheet.
But this is not the only way to bring the fever down. There are other ways
which are economical but equally effective. One is a sponge bath—the simplest
techniques. Care must be taken; however, to do it as quickly as possible to avoid
chilling. After the refreshing sponge bath, the thermometer will register a normal
temperature and the patient will feel relieved.
The other way is the inducing of perspiration, which is done by wrapping the
patient with layers of bankers and inhibiting ventilation. This may involve much
discomfort to the patient but the moment he perspires, his temperature goes down
and he is relieved of the restlessness and pain.
a. High c. low
b. Normal d. unknown
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2. Why does the author give alternatives to the antipyretic Aspirin or Medicol?
6. What should you do if all the methods described in the selection fail to lower
your fever?
Below are suggested topics, student like you often think and talk about.
a. My Family
b. What I Want To Be
c. My Favorite Teacher
d. My Hobby
e. My Unforgettable Experience
Select one topic which interest you, and write two or three paragraphs
about it in English in the space below. If the space below is not enough, you
may continue your essay at the back of this paper.
Title:
Form 2D
Pangalan
Paaralan
Taon at Pangkat
Sitwasyon
Gawing kawili-wili ang iyong salaysay. Tiyaking hindi kukulangin sa 150 mga
salita ang iyong komposisyon. Umisip rin ng sariling pamagat.
Pamagat
Form 2E
Exercise in Mathematics
A. Addition:
1) 8 2) 37 3) 72 4) 513 5) 6369
9 26 99 748 54
B. Subtraction:
1) 7 2) 19 3) 51 4) 832 5) 1000
5 12 36 218 846
C. Multiplication:
1) 8 2) 15 3) 48 4) 143 5) 75
6 7 9 4 25
D. Division:
1) 36 ÷ 4 =
2) 75 ÷ 5 =
3) 123 ÷ 3 =
4) 100 ÷ 25 =
5) 960 ÷ 12 =
Summary of Scores
I. English
Reading Composition
II. Filipino
Pagbasa Pagsulat
III. Mathematics
Interpretation:
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Form 3
Coping Scale
(Sukatan ng Kakayahan ng Mag-aaral)
Hindi Hindi
Totoo
Totoo Sigurado
1. Pumapasa ako sa lahat ng subjects ko.
3. Find the total score by adding the points of all the 24 items.
4. - A total score of 38 and above indicates a high probability that the student
can cope with the EASE Program.
- a total score between 30 and 37 indicates a moderate probability that the
student can cope with the program.
- A total score below 30 indicates a low probability that the student can
cope with the program.
Form 3
The reading ability of a learner is crucial to the Open High school Program (OHSP) because
most of the time the learner works independently.
The use of the IRI shall help the teacher determine a learner’s reading level. The independent
level is the stage in which the learner can read successfully with little or no aid because fluency
and comprehension are developed well enough. The learner’s instructional level signals an area
of difficulty. It may mean that the book or reading material is too difficult for the learner. The
learner’s beginning/frustration level may mean frequent face-to-face session from the subject
area teacher.
The results of the IRI shall help the school in determining ۸ prospective enrollees. Thus, an oral
and silent test must be likewise conducted before a learner is officially accepted.
1. Select a 100 word passage from a material you wish the learner to read
2. The learner is asked to read the passage orally
3. The teacher records the errors.
Types of Errors
Hesitations : Supply the needed word and write H if the learner pauses
Pauses for longer than five minutes
1. Prepare questions that determine the learner’s ability to use various parts of the text.
Ex. On what part of the text will you find information on ________?
2. Prepare questions that measure both vocabulary and comprehension.
3. When preparing the questions, be careful to provide items that assess the many
operations of comprehension skills (recognition or recall of facts, concepts,
information; convergence or divergence of concepts; evaluation of facts, information,
concepts and situation).
5. The learner can be timed if you are interested in his/her reading rate.
C. Interpretation
On the silent reading test, if a learner is able to answer correctly 91 – 100% of the questions,
he/she is at the independent level, if he/she answered 70 – 90% correctly, he/she is at the
instructional level. A learner is at the beginning level if the correct answer is 69% or below.
Sample Reading Passage
BACK TO SCHOOL
Welcome to Bonifacio High school! Today, you begin another chapter in your life.
High school years are very important years. You learn to get along with others; you can
learn to observe the rules of simple courtesy and good sportsmanship whether on the athletic
field, in the classroom, or at a party. You will think seriously about your future and seek
guidance in choosing your courses.
Each of your teachers assigns homework and expects it to be submitted on time. You
will be asked to read books and references, solve problems, and write compositions. You are
strongly advised then, to develop good study habits. Schedule your activities and use your time
wisely.
Every subject in your curriculum is planned to make you live a fruitful life, prepare you
for the future, make you useful, reliable and responsible citizens. You, the students of today,
are the teachers, parents, decionmakers, and leaders of tomorrow. How you spend these years
in high school will determine to a great extent the kind of nation and world you will help shape
in the future. (Flores, Ladera and dela Cruz, New Horizons in Learning English)
II. Implementation Stage
1. SARDOs who pass the entry assessments sign the learning contract or
agreement (Form 1)
3. Subject teachers are informed of the present status of the SARDO/s for
appropriate teaching-learning scaffolds.
6. In cases when the SARDO has to extend the use of module/s, he/she informs
concerned subject teacher and adviser (Form 3)
LEARNER’S AGREEMENT
With the above-mentioned expectations, I hereby agree that with all the opportunities
offered by the Open High School System, I will do my best to SUCCEED.
_________________________ _______________________
Parent/guardian/patron Learner
Noted:
________________________
Adviser
_______________________
Principal
Form 1
(Filipino Version)
KASUNDUAN
nabibilang sa ___________________.
(Antas)
Saksi: Lagda:
_____________________________ ____________________________
Magulang/Tagapangalan Mag-aaral
Pinaglilingkuran
Binigyang Pansin
__________________________
Tagapayo
__________________________
Guidance Counselor
__________________________
Principal
Form 1A
KASUNDUAN
● susubaybayan siya nang buong katapatan hanggang sa matapos ang kursong pang
sekondari.
Lagda:
________________________ ___________________________
Mag-aaral Magulang/Tagapangalaga
Binigyang Pansin:
_____________________________
Tagapayo
_____________________________
Guidance Counselor
____________________________
Principal
Form 2
Receipt/Acceptance Form
Date Received:______________
Learning
Area/Subject :_________________________
Learner’s
Name :_________________________
Year Level :_________________________
Allotment
No. of Period per Initial Evaluation by
Quarter Modules Title of Modules Module the subject teacher
Received (To be agreed Returned on after returned of the
upon by learner
and subject module
teacher)
Modules
Nos.
_______
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Form 3
Dear_______________,
Truly yours,
_____________________
Student
Noted:
_____________________
Parent/Guardian
Approved by:
_______________________
Subject Teacher
Form 4
_________________
Date
Sir/Madam:
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
_____________________
Student
Year_____Section______
Form 4A
G./Gng./Bb.__________________
(Pangalan at Lagda)
Petsa________________
Form 5
Referral Slip
Date__________________
Sir/Madam:
Kindly assess_________________________of___________________________
(Name of Student) (Year and Section)
Respectfully yours,
_____________________
Class Adviser
Finding/Assessment
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
Suggestions/Recommendations
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
_____________________________
Guidance Counselor/Medical Officer
Noted by:
_____________________
Principal /School Head
(To be fill up by the adviser and directly submitted to the person-in authority)
3. In cases when the adviser needs to conduct a conference with the SARDO/s
and/or parent, Form 3 is sent to the concerned
Form 2
Form 3
Letter of Invitation
Dear Sir/Madam:
Thank you.
_____________________
Adviser
Noted:
__________________________
Principal / School Head
Form 4
Dear_____________,
Truly yours,
_____________________
Student
Noted:
_________________________
Parent/Guardian
Approved:
_____________________
Principal/School Head
Endorsement
The Adviser
Section______________
Dear Sir/Madam:
________________
Coordinator
Approved:
_____________________
Principal/School Head