The document is a report on student performance based on curriculum map standards and competencies for 9th grade English. It shows that for the 1st quarter content, students exceeded standards in expressing permission, obligation, and prohibition using modals and in using conditionals in expressing arguments. Students met the standard for employing appropriate communicative styles for various situations. The report was assessed by the subject teacher, Fherly Anne Valdez-Yurag.
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Subject Report on Students' Performance Yurag Fherly Anne
The document is a report on student performance based on curriculum map standards and competencies for 9th grade English. It shows that for the 1st quarter content, students exceeded standards in expressing permission, obligation, and prohibition using modals and in using conditionals in expressing arguments. Students met the standard for employing appropriate communicative styles for various situations. The report was assessed by the subject teacher, Fherly Anne Valdez-Yurag.
The document is a report on student performance based on curriculum map standards and competencies for 9th grade English. It shows that for the 1st quarter content, students exceeded standards in expressing permission, obligation, and prohibition using modals and in using conditionals in expressing arguments. Students met the standard for employing appropriate communicative styles for various situations. The report was assessed by the subject teacher, Fherly Anne Valdez-Yurag.
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Subject Report on Student Performance of Curriculum Map Standards and Competencies
Grade 9 ENGLISH Quarter Content Standards Performance Most Essential Learning Competencies Students Performance Standards 1st Quarter The learner The learner Express permission, obligation, and prohibition using modals A demonstrates competently understanding of how performs in a Use conditionals in expressing arguments A Anglo-American full- length play literature and other through Employ the appropriate communicative styles for various situations B text types serve as applying (intimate, casual, conversational, consultative, frozen) means of preserving effective verbal unchanging values in and non-verbal a changing world; also strategies and how to use the ICT resources features of a full- based on the length play, tense following consistency, modals, criteria: Focus, active and passive Voice, Delivery constructions plus and Dramatic direct and indirect Conventions speech to enable him/her competently performs in a full- length play. Legend Standard: Assessed by: A. Exceeds the standard B. Meets the standard Fherly Anne Valdez-Yurag C. Partially meets the standards Subject Teacher D. Does not meet the standards