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3.  Non-government sponsored

               2. IMPLEMENTATION


                   ➢  Describe the system to ensure effective classroom management.
                       o  Maintaining Classroom Discipline

                                 The provisions of classroom discipline are properly stipulated in the student
                          handbook  and  are  discussed  during  the  first  day  of  classes  and  also  during
                          orientation programs. Class advisers also do the same and distribute copies of the
                          handbook to their advisees. These provisions include attendance to the classroom,
                          wearing of school uniform and ID and compliance to other instructional activities in
                          accordance with the grading system are enforced. Practice of honesty and integrity
                          in academic activities and avoidance to cheating, plagiarism, fabrication and other
                          acts  of  dishonesty  are  also  enforced.  Classroom  discipline  is  maintained  in
                          consonance with democratic practices.

                                 There is an election of classroom officers every semester, as well as the
                          assignment of group cleaners to ensure discipline inside the classroom.

                       o  Monitoring Student Progress

                                 Student progress in the classroom is regularly monitored through varied
                          assessment procedures such as written and oral forms. These include short and long
                          quizzes, preliminary, midterm and final examinations; portfolio, journal writing,
                          reaction paper, news writing, conduct of research, laboratory experiments, practice
                          teaching/field study, etc.

                                 Quality student progress is monitored through the implementation of the
                          retention policy of the Institute. A teacher education student must maintain a General
                          weighted average (GWA) of 2.5 or better in order to qualify him/ her for sophomore.
                          In addition, student progress must also be monitored through the university retention
                          policy, that is, if a student obtained a final grades below “3.0” in 25% of the total
                          number of academic units shall be placed on probation and shall carry a maximum
                          load of 15 units only. A student shall be dismissed from the program is he/she
                          obtained final grades below “3.0” in at least 75% but not less than 100% of the total
                          academic units.

                                 The progress of each student is monitored through class record which is
                          carefully kept and updated by the subject teachers. Checking of the attendance is
                          always done at the start of the class. Subject teachers give feedback to the class
                          advisers when need arises. At the end of the semester, the subject teachers are





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