Project TUNOG (Technology Utilization To Nurture, Optimize, & Guide)
Project TUNOG (Technology Utilization To Nurture, Optimize, & Guide)
Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF QUEZON PROVINCE
DISTRICT OF BUENAVISTA I
BUENAVISTA, QUEZON
PROJECT TUNOG
(Technology Utilization to Nurture, Optimize & Guide)
I. INFORMATION:
E. Who will lead the project? Isidro P. Delos Reyes, Irene J. Ricamora & Jayson A. Magnaye
A. Rationale
Reading is an essential skill that opens a door of opportunities to learn anything about
everything. According to Oriogu et al (2017), it is a prerequisite of effective study which will help to
improve students’ academic performance. Therefore, for a student to diligently dig deeply to the
root cause of knowledge, one must be learned how to read.
Using why-why analysis conducted by Del Rosario Elementary School, the cause of poor
academic performance of students is the low reading abilities. 3 out of 10 students of Del Rosario
Elementary School are non-readers which resulted to low MPS, specifically in English.
Aligned with the DepEd’s Every Child a Reader-Program, all offices at the CO, ROs, SDOs and
school levels are strongly encouraged to respond to Hamon: Bawat Bata Bumabasa (3Bs Initiatives)
by intensifying their advocacy for reading and by pledging commitment to make every learner a
reader at his/her grade level (DepEd Memorandum No. 173, s. 2019).
In addition, use of instructional materials motivate students to learn. Hence, Project TUNOG
provides materials such as speakers, flash drives (with lessons), and cellphones for monitoring. These
materials which are suited and beneficial to all non-readers would be a big help in achieving the
objectives of the project.
B. Objectives
C. Suggested Scheme
Regular monitoring to track the progress of the learners via phone call
and/or home visitation;
Weekly monitoring report will be submitted to the ELLN coordinator of the
school for consolidation; and
Consolidated report will be submitted to the technical lead person up to the
head of the project.
D. Project Implementation
Notes:
Non-readers will be provided materials such as reading plan and handouts, flash drives (with
lessons), speakers, keypad cellphones (for monitoring).
The materials being used will be transferred to other students after achieving the objectives
of the project.
Localized songs will be played after each topic and will be served as resting time of students.
Monitoring will be done regularly (every other day).
Monitoring tool will be used to the track the progress of the clienteles. (see attached annex
2).
III. COMMITTEE
IV. SUSTAINABILITY
Risk Prevention
Lack of parents’ support Regular monitoring/ home visitation
Students’ Interest Providing energizing songs as an ice breaker
Unavailability of power supply Free charging in school
Monitoring will be done by the assigned teachers through phone call and regular
home visitation.
Evaluation will be done by the proponents of the project using the weekly
monitoring report as basis for evaluation.
Prepared by:
ISIDRO P. DELOS REYES
Public Schools District Supervisor/Proponent
IRENE J. RICAMORA
Head Teacher I/ Proponent
JAYSON A. MAGNAYE
Teacher I/ Proponent
Approved by:
Annex 1
PROJECT TUNOG
List of Clienteles
Annex 2
PROJECT TUNOG
English term: (n) sound