Interventions for Senior

High School Learners

Rosalie M. Gonzales

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 SESSION OBJECTIVES
-Define Teacher Intervention

-Identify problems related to Modular Distance

Learning of Senior High School struggling learners
and its possible solution

-Identify factors to be considered for designing

teachers’ interventions for Modular Distance
Learning Delivery of the Senior High School
struggling learners

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 SESSION OBJECTIVES
-Gain in-depth understanding on teachers’
interventions appropriate for the learning
needs of Senior High School struggling
learners

-Create a Monitoring Plan using Learning

Delivery Modalities (LDM) – Individual
Learning Monitoring Plan Template

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 OUTLINE
• I. Problems Related to Modular Distance
Learning of Senior High School
• II. Definition of Teacher Intervention
• III. Factors to be considered in designing
teacher intervention for SHS
• IV. Types of Teachers’ Interventions
A. Commonly Used Interventions
B. Asynchronous Online Remedial Class

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 C. Synchronous Online Remedial Class
D. F-2-F Remedial Class (Onsite and Offsite)
E. Onsite E-learning Hub
F. Digitalized Modules
G. Workplace Learning
III. Monitoring Plan

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Interventions for Senior
High School Learners
Rosalie M. Gonzales

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 ACTIVITY
The Problem Intervention
(Give a specific problem related to the (Give possible intervention/s to
Modular Distance Learning of SHS) address the counterpart problem)
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 ANALYSIS
-How do you find the activity?
-How do you address the problems
pertaining to Modular Distance Learning of
Senior High School?
-What are some insights that you have
learned from the activity?

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 ABSTRACTION

What is teacher intervention?

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 Let’s define!
What is teacher intervention?
• Teacher Intervention is a set of
instructions given to students who are
not performing at their best.
• It contains specific programs for each
group of students identified by the
subject they are struggling with.

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 Let’s discuss!
What must be considered in selecting or
designing teachers’ interventions for
Modular Distance Learning of the the
struggling learners? SHS

• Maturity level of the students

• Technology and ICT Integration
• MELCS
• IATF regulations in relation to the age of the
SHS students
• THE PROBLEM
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 Let’s discuss!

What are some teachers’ interventions

for SHS?

a. Commonly used interventions

• Strategic Intervention Materials (SIMs)
• Supplementary materials
• LAS
• Home visitations

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 Let’s discuss!

What are some teachers’ interventions

for SHS?
b. Asynchronous Online
Remedial Class
For struggling learners
connection.
with internet
In this intervention, the
teacher will create anonline
asynchronous class and design fun and
engaging online activities needed by the
student/s for remediation.
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 Let’s discuss!

What are some teachers’ interventions

for SHS?
c. Synchronous Online Remedial Class
For struggling learners with internet
connection. In this intervention, the
teacher will create an online synchronous
class and design fun and engaging online
activities needed by the student/s for
remediation.
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 Let’s discuss!

What some teachers’ interventions for

are
SHS?
d. F-2-F Remedial Classes (Onsite and
Offsite)
Conduct of face-to-face remedial classes is
feasible since SHS students are not covered by
the age restriction of the IATF. Teachers must
assure that health protocols are being followed
and remedial class scheduling must be “well-
set” to limit the number of students in a class.

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 Let’s discuss!

What are some teachers’ interventions for SHS?

e. E-Learning Hubs (Onsite)
For SHS learners with research subjects and
other research related works. SHS Teachers, in
coordination with the School Head, may make use
of computer laboratory as e-Learning Hubs where
students can use computers and/or browse the
internet for FREE. SHS Teachers may set to it that
health protocols are strictly observed while they
are supervising the learners in making use of
computer laboratory.

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 Let’s discuss!

What some teachers’ interventions for

are
SHS?
f. Digitalized Modules
For struggling SHS students with smart
phones and other gadgets. Using a software,
such as Kotobee, the teacher will create a
digitalized and interactive module that contains
lessons and activities for remediation.

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 Let’s discuss!

What are some teachers’ interventions for SHS?

g. Workplace Learning
For SHS students struggling in a skill related
MELC especially under the TVL track. Teachers
will plan and coordinate with the owners of
different workplaces such as stores, technical
shops, establishments, bakeries, offices, etc. near
the students residence. Students can acquire and
enhance their skill/s by observing and experiencing
actual demonstration of skills in the
aforementioned workplaces.

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 It’s time for grouFIE!
In your group, identify some SHS
related problems then create or design a
TEACHER INTERVENTION taking into
consideration that the target learners are
the SHS struggling students. (Do not
include interventions already mentioned in
this training)

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 Example
Problem: Mastery of TVL competencies not met
Intervention: Workplace Learning
Target learners: TVL struggling learners
Description:
Teachers will plan and coordinate with the
owners of different workplace such as stores,
technical shops, establishments, bakeries, offices
etc. near the students residence. Students can
acquire and enhance their skill/s by observing and
experiencing actual demonstration of skills in the
aforementioned workplaces.

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 APPLICATION
Create a monitoring plan using the LDM
Individual Learning Monitoring Plan.

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Thank you!

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 References
DEPED. (2020). INTERIM GUIDELINES FOR ASSESSMENT AND
GRADING IN LIGHT OF THE BASIC EDUCATION LEARNING
CONTINUITY PLAN.
https://www.deped.gov.ph/wp-
content/uploads/2020/10/DO_s2020_031.pdf

Problem | Meaning of Problem by Lexico. (2020). Lexico Dictionaries

| English. https://www.lexico.com/definition/problem

School Intervention Programs: What you need to know. (2019, April

22). Edu Special. https://www.edu-special.com/school-intervention-
programs-what-you-need-to- know/#:~:text=School%20intervention
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