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PLC Program

The document describes a Professional Learning Communities (PLC) program established by Lyceum of Camalaniugan Tuguegarao Archdiocesan School's System. The program aims to develop collaboration and continuous professional growth among teachers through meetings. It focuses on improving instructional delivery and student learning. The PLC will be a required part of the faculty development program with teacher participation and activities monitored by administrators. Examples of proposed mathematics teacher PLC activities and schedules are also provided.

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PLC Program

The document describes a Professional Learning Communities (PLC) program established by Lyceum of Camalaniugan Tuguegarao Archdiocesan School's System. The program aims to develop collaboration and continuous professional growth among teachers through meetings. It focuses on improving instructional delivery and student learning. The PLC will be a required part of the faculty development program with teacher participation and activities monitored by administrators. Examples of proposed mathematics teacher PLC activities and schedules are also provided.

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LYCEUM OF CAMALANIUGAN

TUGUEGARAO ARCHDIOCESAN SCHOOL’S SYSTEM


Sapping, Camalaniugan, Cagayan

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITIES

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
The school aims to develop and establish a practice among teachers the value of
collaboration through meetings and gatherings towards developing strategies and
improvement in their profession. The PLC is designed to elicit interest and energy
among teachers to be actively involved in the learning community which would benefit
them to personally and professionally grow. The approach of the PLC program focuses
on teachers’ professional development; however, the result and efficacy will be largely
appreciated through their delivery of instruction. Opportunity for teachers to decide is
encouraged as the school’s vision evolves from the values of employees. Making
decision to whether a teacher would like to be better in his/her teaching delivery or to
provide the best learning to students is their guidepost. The ultimately goal therefore of
the PLC program is to assist the teachers in realizing their chosen profession as molders
of young minds. The program shall establish and maintain a democratic atmosphere to
encourage everyone’s participation and the values of care and concern to one another
must be demonstrated.

To ensure that the program will exist and be sustained, this PLC program as an
organizational learning shall form part of the Faculty Development Program of the
institution. Teachers/ faculty are required to participate in the program and shall be
added as a criterion in the evaluation of teacher’s performance towards the end of the
school year. The principal or the assistant principal shall monitor the result of the PLCs
and the activities varies.
GUIDELINES:
1. This gathering may be composed of faculty members together, faculty teaching
in the same grade level, and/or faculty teaching the same subject.
2. The PLC activities identified are based on the common needs of teachers during
a small group session.
3. The schedule of PLC is modified year- round.
4. PLC schedules are outside working hours.
5. The identified time may depend on the common free time of teachers or after
working hours.
6. Meetings/ sessions of teachers are not limited to school gathering set- up.
7. Meetings/ sessions must be documented/ recorded and shall be used for action
research. Results must gear towards improvement.
8. Attendance of teachers to scheduled sessions/ meetings will not be strictly
monitored, however, the discussion made during the session of non- appearance
should be relayed or cascaded to other members who were not present during a
certain period.
9. Feedback through report to the assistant principal or to the principal is required
to address recommendations or strategies for teaching improvement and student
learning.
10. Series of deliberation to arrive into a resolution or agreement may happen in the
presence of the principal.
LYCEUM OF CAMALANIUGAN
TUGUEGARAO ARCHDIOCESAN SCHOOL’S SYSTEM
Sapping, Camalaniugan, Cagayan

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY PROGRAM


SY 2022- 2023
MATHEMATICS TEACHERS

ACTIVITIES PROPOSED SCHEDULE TIME


Discuss what book to be used that is align in 1 Monday of September
st
8:00-
the curriculum guide in each year level. 9:00am
 Common Preparation Period for
quarterly examination 4th Monday of October 3:00-
4:00PM
 Discuss the proper approach in giving 2nd Monday of September 8:00-
motivations 9:00am
 Discuss what strategies are fit to the 4th Monday of October 8:00-
students’ needs and learning style. 9:00am
 Discuss students’ learning for the past Last Friday of October 8:00-
years 9:00am
 Assessment of students learning 2nd Friday of September 8:00-
9:00am
 Usage of ICT in the classroom Last Friday of September 8:00-
9:00am
 Discuss teacher work: 1st Monday of the month 3:30-
- Collectively review lesson plans and September 5, 2022 5:00PM
assessments
 Discuss student data: 3rd Monday of the month 3:30-
- Analyze student performance data September 19, 2022 5:00PM
- Identify trends in classes and
collaboratively develop proactive
teaching and support strategies of
help
 Discuss student work and offer 2nd Monday of the month 3:30-
recommendations on teaching September 12, 2022 5:00PM
approaches to improve quality of
student’s output
 Discuss professional literature: 4th Monday of the month 3:30-
- Selection of articles, studies about September 26, 2022 5:00PM
specialized instructional technique
 reflecting on teaching practice Every end of the month 3:30-
5:00PM
 exploring resources to learn about new Every first week of the 3:30-
practices month 5:00PM
 planning how to apply new learning Every second week of the 3:30-
month 5:00PM
 Shared Classes by Grade Level or Every third week of the 3:30-
Course Content (if applicable) month 5:00PM
Note: contents are just examples, you may wish to adapt the activities. Schedule
depends on the group or the PLC.
Prepared by:

PATRICK PAULO C. HALAMAN


Math Teacher

Noted by: Approved by:

CRISTEL JANE F. REYNON, LPT MA MELCHOR S. UMAYAM, LPT, MA


Registrar Principal

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