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Rapid Mathematics Assessment
Rapid Mathematics Assessment
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Rapid Mathematics Assessment
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Actual Task Key
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
B. Score Sheets
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Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
RMA Automated Scoresheets
RMA Automated Scoresheets
1. Select the 2. Enter the School 3.Enter the LOI 4.Enter the Enrolment
Region and Classroom and Section ( Male and Female)
Information
Automatic Counter
Count the Number
of Learners
Asssess
Age will be
5. Enter Learner’s automaticall 6. Enter Learner’s Score 5. Enter Notes,
Information y Automatically Generated
Automatically
( Red < Passing Score) Remarks etc.
Computed (Total Score and Levelling
Computed
of Learners)
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
Levelling of Learners
Enhancement: Correct answers equal to or
greater than 85% of the total items
Consolidation: Correct answers in 75%-84.99% of
the total items
Intervention: Correct answers in less than 75% of
the total items
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a. Class Summary
Summary Results
G1 Class Summary
G2 Class Summary
Class Results
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to the Online
Submission Form
Carefully Encode
to the Online
Submission Form
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
Rapid Mathematics Assessment (RMA)
Designing Mathematics Learning Experiences
Considering the critical concepts and skills that key stage 1
learners must practice given the five-week program duration, careful
selection and identification of math MELC will serve as the key
content lessons. Explicit and active learning experiences focused on
mathematical foundational skills are designed, with a strong
emphasis on play-based, collaborative, and hands-on learning
approaches, and are evident in classroom practices through well-
designed activities that provide opportunities for learners to practice
and apply concepts and skills attained.
Mathematics Learning Experience Materials (MLEM)
Mathematics Learning Experience Materials refers to the set of
contextualized teaching and learning materials that contain a teaching plan,
academic games, worksheets, stories, and fun math activities target to
cater to all types of learners and developed in line with the Concrete
Pictorial Abstract (CPA) approach.
Ongoing Formative Assessment
Recognizing the value of assessment to align instruction and
amplify skill acquisition, teachers will make significant critical decisions
based on continuous formative assessments. The utilization of teacher-
made formative assessments which reveal what learners have gained over
the five-week course of instruction will help teachers to be flexible in
designing mathematics learning experiences and be more cognizant and
guided accordingly in pinpointing learning difficulties and at the same time
gain an in-depth understanding of the actual learner's progress, so teachers
can adjust and modify instruction on a timely manner. Further, informal
assessments derived from teachers’ daily interaction and observations as to
how learners are responding to the mathematics learning experiences must
be observed.
Technology Integration
The use of available educational software,
online platforms, and digital manipulatives in schools
to supplement instruction and provide interactive
learning experiences is strongly encouraged
considering the accessibility and appropriateness of
the online activity and content.
Assessment and Progress Tracking
Teachers are required to utilize formative assessments to
monitor learners' progress, identify areas for improvement, and
provide timely feedback to learners, parents, and educators in
accordance with DO 8 s. 2015 specifically the explanation on the
purpose of formative assessment. Teachers will craft their own
formative assessments that are aligned with the objectives and
design of the mathematics learning experiences. Learners are not
graded in this program.
Supplementary Materials
Available learning resources developed and
validated in regions, divisions, and schools that are
parallel with the scope of MLEM and aligned with the
teaching approaches in the MLEM framework may be
used by teachers to reinforce their delivery and serve
as additional references, formative assessments, and
learning tasks.
Classroom Delivery
Learning is intended to be fun, engaging,
collaborative, and interactive by which most activities
reflect the Concrete Pictorial Abstract (CPA)
approach, play-based learning, differentiated
instruction, hands-on learning, and utilization of
manipulatives.
Scope of RMA and MLEM
MATHEMATICS LEARNING
COMPETENCIES FOR
GRADES 1 to 3
Learning Competencies for Grade 1
Task
Number Identification and Discrimination
Fractions
Addition
Subtraction
Geometric Representation
Missing Shapes in Patterns
Time Measurement
Linear Measurement
Mass Measurement
Learning Competencies for Grade 1
Task/Item Most Essential Learning Competencies CG Code (MELCs)
Number Reads and writes numbers up to 100 in • M1NS-If-9.1
Identification symbols and in words
and Discrimination • Compares numbers up to 100 using
relational symbols and orders them in • M1NS – no code •
increasing or decreasing order
M1NS-Ib-3
• Identifies the number that is one more or
one less than a given number • M1NS – no code
• Identifies, reads, and writes ordinal
numbers: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, up to 10th object in a
given set from a given point of reference
Learning Competencies for Grade 1
Task/Item Most Essential Learning Competencies CG Code (MELCs)
Missing Shapes in • Determines the missing terms using one • M1AL – no code
Patterns attribute in a given continuous pattern
and in a given repeating pattern
Learning Competencies for Grade 1
Task/Item Most Essential Learning Competencies CG Code (MELCs)