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Teacher Training Reflection Journal 2023

The document summarizes a 4-day in-service training for teachers at Lumbocan National High School focused on digitization. On the first day, speakers discussed preparing an outstanding performance rating portfolio and the requirements for step increments and promotions. The second day covered topics like code of ethics, classroom management, and current DepEd orders. Speakers also discussed reading interventions and earthquake preparedness. The third day featured presentations on establishing mental health awareness and teaching comprehension. The author reflected that the training contributed greatly to their success and growth as an educator.
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Teacher Training Reflection Journal 2023

The document summarizes a 4-day in-service training for teachers at Lumbocan National High School focused on digitization. On the first day, speakers discussed preparing an outstanding performance rating portfolio and the requirements for step increments and promotions. The second day covered topics like code of ethics, classroom management, and current DepEd orders. Speakers also discussed reading interventions and earthquake preparedness. The third day featured presentations on establishing mental health awareness and teaching comprehension. The author reflected that the training contributed greatly to their success and growth as an educator.
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  • Introduction and Reflections
  • Speaker Contributions

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Caraga Administrative Region
Butuan City Division
West Butuan District II
Lumbocan National High School
Lumbocan, Butuan City

REFLECTION JOURNAL
( Personal Notes )

4 DAY IN-SERVICE TRAINING FOR TEACHERS


IN DIGITIZATION
( February 7- 10, 2023 )

The session started on the morning session of February 7, 2023, with the inspirational
message of PSDS- West Butuan District II Lani O. Garguena. Then, the division monitoring
personnel Sir Dave A. Carmelo gave technical assistance to the participants on what to attach
for the RMPS Portfolio to have an outstanding rate. Moreover, Ma’am Yolly Apilada shared
updates on giving step increments due to meritorious performance using the Results-based
Performance Management System (RPMS) based on the 2019 DepEd Guidelines on the Grant
of Step Increments. The participants showed interest especially when Ma’am Yolly
discussed the ERF and Master teacher promotion on what needed to be prepared.

The Track head Sir Jondie Mark Autentico was one of the speakers on the second
day. He discussed the following: Code ethics, Classroom Management, DepEd Order
No.42 s. 2018 ( The Use of DLL), Performance Planning and Commitment, and also the
SBM. In order for the teachers to be updated on the current issues, trends, and
development based on DepEd Orders and Memoranda. Teachers need to go with the flow
of current trends in education since they determine what is currently accepted to be the
best way to teach students. Nonetheless, some trends in education may also change
quickly, just as some fashion trends may be absurd transitory fads.

In the afternoon Ms. Mylen T. Dela Cruz, the English and Reading Coordinator of the
school discussed the topic “ Upskilling on different reading interventions” to enhance the
teachers’ knowledge in developing critical, creative, and higher-order thinking skills in reading.
For Earthquake Preparedness, Mrs. Jovilyn B. Ganancial, the Master Teacher-I took part as a
speaker to strengthen disaster preparedness and effective responses in times of earthquake. She
discussed the risk factors of earthquake preparedness including planning for an earthquake
before it occurs, equipping teachers with information and emergency supply kits, training, and
implementing preparedness plans. Then, the last speaker in the afternoon of the second-day
session was Mrs. Eunice Faith B. Llagas she tackled “ Establishing Mental Health in the
Workplace” to elevate teachers’ competence among teachers about mental health awareness.

Ms. Josephine M. Gabor shared her knowledge about “ Pagtuturo ng Tastas: Tungo sa
malayang Pagbasa”. Everybody was listening to her topic because she called someone to answer
some questions based on her topic. Then, last but not least speaker of the session was Sir Jondie
Mark Autentico about “ Monitoring and evaluation of learning programs and achievement”

I am very thankful for the 4-Day inset training and hope that everything I’ve learned must be put
into practice. I have learned so much from the training and workshops that contributed a lot to
my success and growth as an educator. The purpose of this training was not just to comply but for teacher
development and school improvement for the sake of our learners’ learning. I believed that a valuable
resource that all teachers have for each other, without collaboration our growth is limited to
our own perspective. I remembered the famous line of Benjamin Franklin “Tell me and I forget.
Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn”.
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!

Prepared by: MARIFE A. ORILLANEDA


SST-III

Approved by: DIOSMARY R. SULAPAS


Principal III

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Step increments based on meritorious performance serve as financial incentives, motivating teachers to excel in their roles. This system enhances teacher performance and satisfaction, leading to a more committed workforce, which can significantly improve school quality and student outcomes due to the targeted continuous improvement of teacher skills .

Discussing the Code of Ethics and Classroom Management is crucial as it sets the foundational principles for professional conduct and effective teaching. It ensures that teachers maintain a positive learning environment, adhere to ethical standards, and foster discipline and respect, which are essential for student success and teacher integrity .

Implementing Disaster Preparedness plans can enrich the educational environment by ensuring that both students and teachers are trained to handle emergencies. This proactive approach helps maintain a safe, secure, and prepared school atmosphere which enhances the educational experience by reducing the risk of chaos during disasters .

Mental health awareness is crucial for teachers as it equips them to support their own well-being and better understand student needs, fostering a supportive classroom environment. The training stressed this aspect to help teachers recognize mental health issues early, reduce stigma, and create a more inclusive and empathetic learning space .

Franklin’s quote underscores the importance of active participation in learning processes, which aligns with the training focus on interactive sessions such as upskilling on reading interventions and mental health awareness. These sessions aimed to involve teachers actively, promoting deeper understanding and retention of the concepts discussed, thereby enhancing their ability to implement these practices effectively in their teaching .

The focus on earthquake preparedness included educating teachers on risk factors and emergency planning, which is integral to creating a safe learning environment. This contributes to the overall training goals by ensuring that teachers are not only educational leaders but also have the capability to protect students' well-being in emergencies, thereby enhancing school resilience .

Key components of the training included technical assistance for RMPS Portfolio, updates on step increments through Results-based Performance Management System (RPMS), and discussions on Code of Ethics, Classroom Management, and DepEd Orders. Upskilling on reading interventions and mental health awareness were also emphasized. These components are crucial for teacher development as they provide necessary knowledge for professional growth, ensure compliance with current educational standards, and equip teachers with skills for effective teaching and disaster preparedness .

RPMS is important for advancing teachers' careers as it provides a structured framework for assessing performance, identifying strengths and areas of improvement. Through systematic evaluations, teachers can receive targeted feedback for professional growth, directly impacting the educational quality by promoting continuous improvement and accountability .

Potential challenges include the rapid pace of change in educational trends, resource limitations, and resistance to change. Teachers can overcome these by continuous professional development, collaborative learning, and adapting to new technologies and methods with a flexible mindset to integrate new approaches effectively .

Collaboration among teachers, as emphasized in the training, is vital for expanding perspectives and sharing effective teaching practices. By fostering an environment where teachers learn from each other, the training facilitates shared knowledge and innovation, directly affecting school improvement through enriched teaching methods and collective problem-solving .

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Caraga Administrative Region
Butuan City Division
West Butuan District II
implementing preparedness plans. Then, the last speaker in the afternoon of the second-day
session was Mrs. Eunice Faith B. L

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