What does RPMS stands for?

What does PPST mean?

How many phases are there in the RPMS cycle?

For S.Y. 2021-2022, how many classroom observable objectives for proficient teachers are there?

How many classroom observations are required for both the proficient and highly proficient teachers for the entire school year?

Who is the approving authority for the proficient teachers?

It is defined as the level of understanding a text or message.

This objective will display the proficient use of Mother Tongue, Filipino, and English to facilitate teaching and learning.

For indicators 9 and 10, a proficient teacher can choose between Set A: COT Rating Sheet obtained from an observation and Set B: TRF as his/her MOV.

What score shall be given to a proficient teacher if he/she demonstrate accurate knowledge of key concepts both in presenting the lesson and in responding to learners' comments or questions?

It refers to the process of translating a printed word into a sound.

This problem is a defect in which may represent loss of competency following brain injury or degeneration, or development failure to profit from reading instruction.  Usually a child with this problem tends to see letters and numbers swaying or dancing.

What are the 3 PILLARS of Unified DRRM in Basic Education Framework?

What is D.O. 53, s. 2022

It refers to the maltreatment of child whether habitual or not.

It is the DepEd Order entitled Child Policy Protection.

Among the rights of the child in basic education are the right to education, right against discrimination, right to health, right to participation and to have one's views heard, right to religion, right to rest and play, and right to protection against all forms of violence, abuse, neglect, cruelty, exploitation.

It refers to a kind of punishment or penalty imposed for an alleged or actual offense.

The acronym OPLAN-to-SOAR program of SDO-Marikina stands for _________.