Perceived level of effectiveness of catch-up fridays in Iriga north district, schools division office of Iriga City / Sharon I. Tabayag

By:

Tabayag, Sharon I [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Iriga City: University of Saint Anthony, 2025.Description: xiii, 154 leaves : tables, figures ; 28 cmSubject(s):

Educational intervention program. -- management

DDC classification:

371.39 T112p

Summary: This study aimed to determine the perceived level of effectiveness of Catch-Up Friday in Iriga North District, Schools Division Office of Iriga City, as assessed by key-stage 1 teachers. Specifically, it sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the program along three key domains Peace and Values Education, Health Education, and Reading Intervention and identify the challenges encountered in its implementation. Grounded on the assumptions that perceptions of effectiveness may vary across domains and that implementation barriers exist, the study also aimed to develop supplementary learning activities based on the findings.

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This study aimed to determine the perceived level of effectiveness of Catch-Up Friday in Iriga North District, Schools Division Office of Iriga City, as assessed by key-stage 1 teachers. Specifically, it sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the program along three key domains Peace and Values Education, Health Education, and Reading Intervention and identify the challenges encountered in its implementation. Grounded on the assumptions that perceptions of effectiveness may vary across domains and that implementation barriers exist, the study also aimed to develop supplementary learning activities based on the findings.

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