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REPUBLIKANG PILIPINASREPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
KAGAWARAN NG EDUKASYONDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
REHIYON VII, GITNANG VISAYASREGION VII, CENTRAL VISAYAS
Sudlon, Lahug, Cebu City
DrtEDDEPARTMENT I OF EDUCATION
REGIONAL MEMORANDUMNo. 0 5 4 f s. 2015
JAN 3 I 2015
Regional School Readiness Year-end Assessment (SReYA) Results for School Year 2013-2014
To: Schools Division/City SuperintendentsOfficers-in-Charge of Regular and Interim Divisions
1. This Office is releasing the Regional School Readiness Year-end Assessment (SReYA) Resultsfor School Year 2013-2014. Please see Enclosure.
2. The Schools Divisions are advised to consider the findings and proposed recommendations ofthe SReYA results in planning interventions to improve Kindergarten instruction and in designingtraining programs for Grades 1, 2, and 3 teachers to address the deficiencies of pupils.
3. The Division Supervisor In-Charge of Kindergarten Program is hereby reminded to submit tothe Region through Quality Assurance Division the Division SReYA Results for School Year 2014-2015not later than April 30, 2015.
4. The Division SReYA Results for School Year 2014-2015 may be sent to this email address:[email protected].
5. The Region, through Quality Assurance Division, hereby informs that aside from SReYA, theresults of the Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil-IRI) for every grade will also be analyzed totrack the status and results of the reading programs and interventions implemented in schools toensure continuously improving reading performances of learners in the Region. Hence, the SchoolsDivisions are reminded to submit the following results on the specified dates:
Division Phil-IRI Results (Pretest)Division Phil-IRI Results (Posttest)
August 17, 2015
April 15, 2015
6. Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorandum is directed.
DR. Jl&IET A. JERlQfficer-in-Charge
Regional Director's Office: Tel. nos, (032) 231-1433- 231-1309- T .^^ °* Reg'°nal Dlr &OrJAJ/MPD/QAAD/5%e»^^«E!«&rtiVp_-..cri- • • ',n,-v . , . ' „ , , , ' ' -7325; Asst. Regional Director's Office Telefax- (I
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website: http:-H-wwv.depedro7.com.ph
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Regional SReYA Results in School Year 2013-2014:
Basis for Providing Appropriate Interventions
I. Introduction
The Department of Education (DepEd) has issued the guidelines in assessing the year-endschool readiness of kindergarten to check on their pre-schooling progress with the end-view ofproviding them with specific learning intervention.
In its press release on February 18,2013, DepEd stresses that Kindergarten education hasbeen made mandatory in public schools in 2011 by virtue of Republic Act 10157 so that a SchoolReadiness Year-end Assessment (SReYA) was devised to assess the performance level of all kinderpupils across the different developmental domains that include physical health and well-being,motor development, mathematics, language and literacy, sensory perceptual, physical and socialenvironment, character and values development and socio-emotional development.
Because Kindergarten education and SReYA are vital for the holistic development of aFilipino child, SReYA results will be a critical input for the Grade 1 teachers on the children'sreadiness profile, which is crucial in designing interventions to address specific learning needs ofpupils.
SReYA is not an achievement test or a final exam and it is not an entrance exam for thenext grade level, thus, no child shall be refused entry to Grade 1 based on the result of theassessment.
Likewise, SReYA as a tool is not intended to assess teacher's performance but as basis forproviding appropriate instruction, assistance, and interventions to Grade I Entrants. Hence,teachers are advised not to coach the children during the conduct of SReYA.
II. Methodology
SReYA is a 30-item assessment with the first ten items tested for groups of kinder pupilsand the last 20 items administered individually. Items in both the group and individual tests havedifferent levels—knowledge, application and analysis.
With the main objective of assessing the readiness of kindergarten pupils who will beincoming Grade I in school year 2014-2015, SReYA for School Year 2013-2014 was administeredto Kindergarten children in the last week of March 2014 by following the SReYA Testing andReporting Flowchart stipulated in DepEd Order No.5, series of 2013 using the mother tongue.
The Public Schools District Supervisors, as chief examiners, consolidated the results oftheir respective districts based on the submitted results of the Room Supervisors that are schoolheads. The district consolidation was reported to the Schools Division Office. The Schools
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Division Offices consolidated the district SReYA results and submitted the division SReYA resultsto Dr. Teresita L Ga, Education Program Supervisor in-charge of Kindergarten Program of theCurriculum Learning Management Division (CLMD) of DepED Region VII. CLMD forwarded thedivision results to Quality Assurance Division (QAD) for analysis.
III. Findings
Regional Findings
When a Grade I entrant gets at least 11 correct answers out of 30 SReYA questions, he or
she is considered to have passed the assessment. Table 1 shows the percentage of non-passers
and passers of each schools division. A little more than 95% of the takers in the Region passed
SReYA. Only a little less than 5% of the takers were not successful, which happens to be a total
of 6,607 Grade I entrants.
Table 1: Percent of SReYA Takers, Non-Passers and Passers
SCHOOLS DIVISIONS
123
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1314
15
1617
18
19
Bais CityBayawan CityBogo City
Bohol
Carcar City
Cebu City
Cebu Province
Danao City
Dumaguete City
Guihulngan City
Lapu-Lapu City
Mandaue City
Naga City
Negros Oriental
Siquijor
Tagbilaran City
Talisay City
Tanjay City
Toledo City
REGION
NO. OFTAKERS
151014081773
24006
2892
10696
44663
2799
1698
2362
7857
5609
2084
16700
1514
1422
3788
1756
3846
138,383
Non-Passers of theReadiness Test
Scored 1-10out of 30
5715623818
1144
371
1851
46
13
153
46
80
123994
67
0
27
36
188
6,607
%
37.813.981.30
3.41
39.56
3.47
4.14
1.64
0.77
6.48
0.59
1.43
5.90
5.95
4.43
0.00
0.71
2.05
4.89
4.77
Passers of theReadiness Test
Scored 11 -30 outof 3D93913521750
23188
1748
10325
42812
2753
1685
2209
7811
5529
1961
15706
1447
1422
3761
1720
3658
131776
%
62.1996.0298.70
96.59
60.44
96.53
95.86
98.36
99.23
93.52
99.41
98.57
94.10
94.05
95.57
100.00
99.29
97.95
95.11
95.23
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Most-Learned SReYA Items
Upon consolidation of the SReYA Reports submitted to the Regional Office by all the 19 Schools
Divisions, it is found out that the SReYA items considered as among the five most-learned by the
kindergarten pupils of each school division are items number 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8,9,10,12,13,14,15,17,
18,19, 21, 24, 26, 27, 29, and 30.
Table 2 shows the frequency of times the above-mentioned most-learned items are ranked as
most learned (ML). The items ranked most frequently as most-learned are items number 1, 30, 5, 4,17,
26, 2, 29, 12, and 27. Each of items number 7, 9, 14, and 24 are ranked first as most-learned by fourdivisions but the frequency of times they are ranked are only once except item number 7, which is ranked
twice.
Table 2: Most-Learned SReYA Items
ITEMNUMBER
1
30
5
4
17
26
2
29
12
27
7
3
18
19
21
24
14
9
15
13
10
8
6
FREQUENCY OF TIMES ITEM IS RANKED AS1st ML
7
03
2
0
0
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2nd ML1
2
3
2
1
1
3
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
3rd ML
2
2
2
2
3
2
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
0
4th ML2
0
0
2
2
3
0
4
1
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
5th ML1
8
1
1
3
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TOTALFREQUENCY
13
12
9
9
9
8
7
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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The domain, classification, and learning competencies tested of the ten most frequently ranked
as most-learned SREYA items by the Kindergarten pupils in DepED Region VII are shown in Table 3.
Table 3: Domain, Classification, Category, and Learning
Competencies of the Most-Learned SReYA Items
ITEMNUMBER
1
30
5
4
17
26
2
29
12
27
DOMAIN
Physical Health, Weil-Being & MotorDevelopment(Fine Motor)
Cognitive IntellectualDevelopment (Sensory
Perceptual)Cognitive Intellectual
Development (Sensory
Perceptual)
Cognitive Intellectual
Development (Sensory
Perceptual)
Physical Health, Weil-Being & MotorDevelopment(Gross Motor)
Cognitive Intellectual
Development (Social
Environment)
Socio-emotionalDevelopment
Cognitive Intellectual
Development (SensoryPerceptual)
Cognitive IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy-
Mathematics)
Cognitive IntellectualDevelopment (Social
Environment)
CLASSIFICATION
Analysis
Knowledge
Application
Knowledge
Analysis
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
CATEGORY
Group
Individual
Group
Group
Individual
Individual
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Paggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibang hugis
Tell which pictures/objects aredifferent and explain why
Trace/copy/draw geometricalfigures
Tell which pictures/objects are
the same and explain why
Naipapalita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibangkilos ng katawan (pagtulaynang hindi natutumba sa tuwidna guhitName places in the community
where families can get some oftheir needs.
Naipapahayag ang iba-ibangdamdamin sa angkop nasitwasyon at paraan(katuwaan, tumatawa,lumulundag, humahalakhak,humahagikhik, pumapalakpak)
Identify missing part in thepicture
Arrange objects into two or
more groups according tofunction
Identify basic needs of a family
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Least-Learned SReYA Items
The SReYA items considered as among the five least-learned by the kindergarten pupils of each
school division are items number 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11,12,13,14,16,17,18,19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, and
28.
Table 4 shows the frequency of times the above-mentioned least-learned items are ranked as
least learned (LL). The items ranked most frequently as least learned are items number 24,10,16, 23, 9,
25, 8,11,14, and 19. Each of items number 1 and 17 ranks first as least-learned by two divisions but the
frequency of times each is ranked is only once.
Table 4: Least-Learned SReYA Items
ITEMNUMBER
24
10
16
23
9
25
8
11
14
19
5
6
12
13
1
17
7
18
20
22
28
FREQUENCY OF TIMES ITEM IS RANKED AS1st LL
2
11
0
0
3
01
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
2nd LL7
3
2
0
1
01
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
3rd LL0
1
5
7
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
4th LL
4
2
4
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
5th LL5
0
0
1
0
3
2
1
0
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
00
1
TOTALFREQUENCY
18
17
11
10
6
5
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
The domain, classification, and learning competencies tested of the ten most frequently ranked
as least-learned SReYA items by the Kindergarten pupils in DepED Region VII are shown in Table 5.
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Table 5: Domain, Classification, Category, and Learning
Competencies of the Least-Learned SReYA Items
ITEM
NUMBER
24
10
16
23
9
25
8
11
14
19
DOMAIN
Language Development
Language Development
Cognitive Intellectual
Development (Numeracy-
Mathematics)
Language Development
Language Development
Language Development
Language Development
Cognitive Intellectual
Development (Numeracy-Mathematics)
Cognitive Intellectual
Development (Numeracy-
Mathematics)
Language Development
CLASSIFICATION
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Application
Knowledge
CATEGORY
Individual
Group
Individual
Individual
Group
Group
Group
Individual
Individual
Group
LEARNING COMPETENCIES
Identify words thatrhyme/sound alike
Sequencing events
Conserve number and the
equivalence of a number
Know that print is read
from left to right
Read 2-3 word syllables
Say a sound that a letterrepresents
Read 2-3 word syllables
Arrange objects one after
another in a seriesaccording to length
Solve number stories
involving addition up toquantities of 10
Identifies upper and lowercase letters
Out of the ten least-learned items, seven are under language development. Indeed, these
seven items under language development, together with three numeracy items, are the most
difficult items for the Grade I entrants considering that no such items appeared in the list of the
Region's most-learned items. Our Grade I entrants have difficulty in (1) identifying words that
rhyme/sound alike; (2) sequencing events; (3) knowing that print is read from left to right; (4)
reading 2-3 word syllables; (5) producing the sound represented by a letter; and (6) identifyingupper and lower case letters.
Of the seven competencies under language development, it is only the competency on
copying letter or word that is not among the least-learned competencies in the Region. However,
this same competency is not also among the most-learned. Competencies under language
development are crucial in the Grade I entrants reading success in the succeeding grades. The
result shows that the kindergarten training of the Region's Grade I entrants in the School Year2014-2015 on language development needs improvement.
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V. Proposed Recommendations
1. Train kindergarten teachers on the strategies on how to successfully teach the least-
learned competencies under language development and numeracy.
2. Consider the promising practices of the Kindergarten teachers of other divisions whose
performances in specific least-learned skills are extraordinary.
ITEM
NO.
24
10
23
9
14
19
RANK
1st
2nd
4th
5th
gth
10th
REGION'S LEAST-LEARNED
COMPETENCIES
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
CognitiveIntellectual
Development(Numeracy-
Mathematics)
LanguageDevelopment
Identify words thatrhyme/ sound alike
Sequencing events
Know that print is readfrom left to right
Read 2-3 wordsyllables
Solve number storiesinvolving addition up to
quantities of 10
Identifies upper andlower case letters
REMARKS
1st Most-Learned of Bais CityDivision
3rd Most-Learned of Lapu-Lapu City Division
1st Most-Learned of ToledoCity Division
4ih Most-Learned of TalisayCity Division
1st Most-Learned of Cebu CityDivision
1si Most-Learned of the City ofNaga Division
3rd Most-Learned of theDivisions of Bais City and
Lapu-Lapu City
3. Provide Grade I teachers with the readiness profile of every Grade I entrant to help
them provide appropriate interventions to specific learning needs of specific pupils.
4. Train Grade I teachers on how to address the skill gaps of Grade One Entrants on
language development and numeracy.
5. Let the Grades I, II, and III teachers track the performances of the pupils, especially in
language development and numeracy.
6. Conduct a local study of the effectiveness of kindergarten instruction.
7. Reward Kindergarten teachers whose classes have very satisfactory readiness profiles.
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VI. Consolidators
ConsolidatorsEstela B. Susvilla
Rosa CabotajeEduardo Bacaltos
Joy Kenneth BiasongAllan Villacampa
Merden BryantMarilyn Miranda
Schools DivisionsBayawan City, Dumaguete City, Siquijor, Negros Oriental
Bohol, Tagbilaran CityBogo City, Cebu Province, Danao City
Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City, Mandaue CityBais City, Tanjay City
Carcar City, Naga City, Talisay City, Toledo City
Chairperson of Consolidation:
Consultants:
1ERDEW L BRYANT*
EPS-Designate, QAD
MAR0AL P. DEGAMO, Ph.D.
Chief, QAD
FLORDE/JZA C. SAMBRANO
Cfcfief, FTAD
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Appendices
Table 1. SY 2013-2014 Most Learned SReYA Competencies by Schools Division
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Domain
Socio-emotionalDevelopment
Sensory Perceptual
Sensory PerceptualSocial Environment
Sensory Perceptual
Domain••"of-
Socio-emotionalDevelopment
Sensory Perceptual
Sensory PerceptualSocial Environment
Sensory Perceptual
Domain
Sensory Perceptual
LanguageDevelopmentSensory Perceptual
Fine MotorDevelopmentGross MotorDevelopment
Most Learned Competencies
Naipapahayag ang iba-ibangdamdamin sa angkop na sitwasyonat paraan katuwaan, tumatawa,lumundag, humahalaklak,humahagikhik, pumpalakpakTell which picture/objects are sameand explain whyTrace/copy draw geometrical figuresName places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneedsTell which picture/objects aredifferent and explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Naipapahayag ang iba-ibangdamdamin sa angkop na sitwasyonat paraan katuwaan, tumatawa,lumundag, humahalaklak,humahagikhik, pumpalakpakTell which picture/objects are sameand explain whyTrace/copy draw geometrical figuresName places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneedsTell which picture/objects aredifferent and explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Trace/copy draw geometrical figures
Copy letter and word
Tell which picture/objects are sameand explain whyPaggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugisNaipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan pagtulay nang di natutumba sa tuwid na guhit
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
ApplicationKnowledge
Knowledge
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
ApplicationKnowledge
Knowledge
ItemClassificationApplication
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Category
Group
Group
GroupIndividual
Individual
Category
Group
Group
GroupIndividual
Individual
Category
Group
Group
Group
Group
Individual
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1
23
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
ltem#
1
54
6
7
ItemS
4
2
6
7
30
ltem#
1
2
3
4
5
Domain
Gross Motor
Sensory PerceptualSensory Perceptual
Numeracy
Numeracy
Domain
Sensory Perceptual
Socio Emotional Dev.
Numeracy
Numeracy
Sensory Perceptual
Domain
Gross Motor
Socio Emotional Dev.
LanguageDevelopmentSensory Perceptual
Sensory Perceptual
Most Learned Competencies
Paggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugisTrace/copy/draw geometrical figuresTell which pictures /objects aresame and explain whyName places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneedskilos ng katawan * pagtulaynang di na tutumba sa tuwid naguhitNaipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan * pagtulay nang di natutumba sa tuwid na guhit
Most Learned Competencies
Tell which pictures/ objects aresame and explain whyPaggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugisName places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneedskilos ng katawan * pagtulaynang di na tutumba sa tuwid naguhitNaipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan * pagtulay nang di natutumba sa tuwid na guhitTell which pictures/ objects aresame and explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Naipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan * pagtulay nang di natutumba sa tuwid na guhitNaipapahayag ang iba-ibangdamdamin sa angkop na sitwasyon atparaan * katuwaan, tumawa,lumunlundag, humaalakhak,humahagikhik.pumapalakpakCopy letter and word
Tell which pictures/ objects aresame and explain whyTrace/copy/draw geometrical figures
ItemClassificationApplication
ApplicationKnowledge
Analysis
Application
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Application
Knowledge
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Analysis
Knowledge
Knowledge
Application
Category
Group
GroupGroup
Group
Group
Category
Broup
Broup
Broup
Sroup
ndividual
Category
Broup
Broup
Broup
Broup
3roup
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SDO
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SDO
Guihulngan City
SDO
Tanjay CityRank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
ItemS
24
21
19
18
12
ItemS
1
5
30
12
26
ltem#
1
2
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentCharacter and valuesDevelopment
LanguageDevelopmentCognitive/ IntellectualDevelopment* PhysicalEnvironmentCognitive/ IntellectualDevelopment* Numeracy(Mathematics)
Domain
Physical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopment FineMotorCognitive/ IntellectualDevelopmentSensory PerceptualCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentSensory PerceptualCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentNumeracy
(Mathematics)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentSocial Development
Domain
Physical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopment FineMotorSocio-emotionalDevelopment
Most Learned Competencies
Identifies words andrhyme/sound alikeNaipapakita angpaggalang sa kapwa*paghihintay ng kanyangpagkakataonIdentifies upper andlower case lettersNapapangkat ang mgahayop ayonsa katangian
Arrange objects into 2 ormore groups accordingto color and shape
Most Learned Competencies
Paggupit/pagdikit ngiba't-ibang hugis
Trace/Copy/DrawGeometrical Figures
Tell which pictures/objects are differentand explain whyArrange objects into 2 or moregroups according to color and shape
Name places in the communitywherefamilies can get some of their needs
Most Learned Competencies
Paggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugis
Naipapahayag ang iba-ibangdamdamin sa angkop na sitwasyonat paraan .katuwaan, tumatawa,lumulundag, humahalakhak,humahagikhik pumapalakpak
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Application
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
itemClassificationAnalysis
Application
Knowledge
Analysis
Knowledge
ItemClassificationAnalysis
Analysis
Category
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
Category
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
Category
Broup
Sroup
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SDO
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4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
17
29
30
ltem#
4
7
17
18
30
ltem#
14
30
27
29
Physical Health, Weil-Being and MotorDevelopmentGross Motor
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentSensory PerceptualCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentSensory Perceptual
Domain
Sensory Perceptual
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy)Physical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopment (FineMotor and GrossMotor)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment (PhysicalEnvironment)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SensoryPerceptual)
Domain
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy)
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SensoryPerceptual)
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SocialEnvironment)
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SensoryPerceptual)
Naipakikita ang panimbangsa pagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilosng katawan pagtulay nang di natutumbasa tuwid na guhitIdentify missing part in the picture
Tell which pictures/objects are differentand explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Tell which pictures/ objects are thesame and explain whyExtend Patterns
Naipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan (pagtulay nang dinatutumba sa tuwid na guhit)
Napapangkat ang hayop ayon sakatangian
Tell which pictures/ objects aredifferent and explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Solve number stories involvingaddition up to quantities of 10
Tell which pictures/ objects aredifferent and explain why
Identify basic needs of a family
Identify missing part in the picture
Analysis
Application
Knowledge
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Analysis
Application
Analysis
Analysis
ItemClassificationAnalysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Analysis
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ndividual
ndividual
Category
;roup
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
Category
ndividual
ndividual
jroup
ndividual
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SDO Talisay City
SDO
£>0oT3<DO
SDO
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1u
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
ItemS
2
13
30
1
26
ltem#
1
17
26
29
30
ItemS
8 to 9
15
7
6
27
Domain
Socio-EmotionalDevelopment
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SensoryPerceptual)LanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SocialEnvironment)
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentPhysical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopment (FineMotor and GrossMotor)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SocialEnvironment)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SensoryPerceptual)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(SensoryPerceptual)
Domain
LanguageDevelopment
Numeracy(Mathematics)
Numeracy(Mathematics)Numeracy(Mathematics)
Social Environment
Most Learned Competencies
Naipapahayag ang iba-ibangdamdamin sa angkop na sitwasyonat paraan (katuwaan, tumatawa,lumulundag, humahalakhak,humahagikhik, pumapalakpak)Sort and group objects into 2 ormore groups according to function
Tell which pictures/ objects aredifferent and explain why
Know that print is read from left torightName places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneeds
Most Learned Competencies
Know that print is read from left toright
Naipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan (pagtulay nang dinatutumba sa tuwid na guhit)
Name places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneeds
Identify missing part in the picture
Tell which pictures/ objects aredifferent and explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Read 2-3 word syllables
Solve number stories involvingsubtraction up to quantities of 10
Extend patterns
Write numerals (0-10)
Identify basic needs of the family
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Analysis
Knowledge
Analysis
Knowledge
ItemClassification
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Application
Knowledge
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Application
Knowledge
Category
jroup
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
ndividual
Category
Individual
Individual
Individual
Group
Individual
Category
Broup
ndividual
Broup
Sroup
ndividual
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SDO
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SDO
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SDO
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Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
ItemS
1
2
10
19
4
ltem#
7
26
1
2
17
ltem#
5
27
17
4
1
Domain
Physical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopmentSocio-emotionalDevelopment
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentSensory Perceptual
Domain
Numeracy(Mathematics)Social Environment
Physical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopmentSocio-emotionalDevelopment
Physical Health, Well-Being and MotorDevelopment
Domain
Sensory Perceptual
Social EnvironmentGross Motor
Sensory Perceptual
Fine Motor
Most Learned Competencies
Paggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-banghugis
Naipapahayag anf iba-bangdamdamin sa angkop sa sitwasyonat paraan * katuwaan,tumatawa,lumulundag, humahalakhak,humahagikhik, pumapalakpakSequencing events
Identifies upper and lowe caselettersTell which pictures/objects are sameand explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Extend patterns
Name places in the communitywhere families can get some of theirneedsPaggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-banghugis
Naipapahayag ang iba-bangdamdamin sa angkop sa sitwasyonat paraan * katuwaan.tumatawa,lumulundag, humahalakhak,humahagikhik, pumapalakpakNaipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan * pagtulay nang di natutumba sa tuwid na guhit
Most Learned Competencies
Trace/Copy/Draw geometricalfiguresIdentify basic needs of the family
Naipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan pagtulay ng di natutumbasa tuwid na guhitTell which pictures/objects are sameand explain whyPaggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugis
ItemClassificationApplication
Application
Knowledge
Application
Knowledge
ItemClassificationAnalysis
Knowledge
Application
Application
Application
ItemClassificationApplication
Knowledge
Analysis
Knowledge
Analysis
Category
Broup
Broup
Broup
ndividual
Broup
Category
Broup
ndividual
Broup
Broup
ndividual
Category
Broup
ndividual
ndividual
Sroup
Sroup
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SDO Cebu Province
SDO
.£?o0egereQ
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
45
ItemS
5
30
1
17
4
ltem#
1
5
12
2930
Domain
Sensory Perceptual
Sensory Perceptual
Fine Motor
Gross Motor
Sensory Perceptual
Domain
Fine Motor
Sensory Perceptual
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentSensory PerceptualSensory Perceptual
Most Learned Competencies
Trace/Copy/Draw geometricalfiguresTell which pictures/objects are sameand explain whyPaggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugisNaipakikita ang panimbang sapagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ngkatawan pagtulay ng di natutumbasa tuwid na guhitTell which pictures/objects are sameand explain why
Most Learned Competencies
Paggupit/pagdikit ng iba't-ibanghugisTrace/Copy/Draw geometricalfiguresArrange objects into 2 or moregroups according to color and shapeIdentify missing part in the pictureTell which pictures/objects are sameand explain why
ItemClassificationApplication
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
ItemClassificationAnalysis
Application
Analysis
ApplicationKnowledge
Category
Broup
ndividual
Broup
ndividual
Sroup
Category
Sroup
3roup
ndividual
ndividualndividual
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Table 2. SY 2013-2014 Least-Learned SReYA Competencies by Schools Division
SDOBayawan City
SDO
Dumaguete City
SDO
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"oo
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Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
ItemS
9
10
12
16
24
ltem#
10
16
23
24
25
ltem#
10
8
9
24
19
ItemS
10
24
16
13
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentCognitive IntellectualDevelopment
Numeracy(Mathematics)LanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentNumeracy(Mathematics)LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentNumeracy
Numeracy
Least LearnedCompetencies
Read 2-3 word syllables
Sequencing Events
Arrange objects one afteranother in a series accordingto lengthConverse number and theequivalence of numberIdentifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing Events
Converse number and theequivalence of numberKnow that print is read fromleft to rightIdentifies words thatrhyme/sound alikeSay the sound that a letterrepresents
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing Events
Read 2-3 word syllables
Read 2-3 word syllables
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alikeIdentifies upper and lowercase letters
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing event
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alikeConserve number and theequivalence of numberSort and group objects into 2or more groups according tofunction
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Application
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Knowledge
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Category
Group
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Group
Group
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
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SDO
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3cr
55
SDO
Tagbilaran City
SDO
&ow
I
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
8
ltem#
24
14
16
10
5
ltem#
9
10
20
23
24
ltem#
1
5
6
7
24
LanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentNumeracy
Numeracy
LanguageDevelopmentSensory Perceptual
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentCharacter andValues Dev't
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Domain
Physical Health,Weil-Being andMotor DevelopmentFine MotorCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentSensory PerceptualLanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentNumeracy
(Mathematics)LanguageDevelopment
Read 2-3 word syllables
Least LearnedCompetencies
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alikeSolve number storiesinvolving addition up toquantities of 10Conserve number and theequivalence of numberSequencing events
Trace/copy/draw geometricalfigures
Least LearnedCompetencies
Read 2-3 word syllables
Sequencing events
Nakasusunod sa mgautos/Gawain nang maayosat maluwag sa kaloobab samga tuntuning pantahanan,pampaaralan atpampamayanan *pagliligpitng mga gamit sa tamanglalagyan pagkatapos gamitinKnow that print is read fromleft to rightIdentifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Least LearnedCompetencies
Paggupit/pagdikit ngiba't-ibang hugis
Trace/Copy/DrawGeometrical Figures
Write numerals (0-10)
Extend patterns
Identifies words andrhyme/sound alike
Knowledge
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Application
Analysis
Knowledge
Application
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
ItemClassificationAnalysis
Application
Analysis
Application
Knowledge
Group
Category
Individual
Individual
Individual
Group
Group
Category
Group
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Group
Group
Individual
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SDO Guihulngan City
SDO
Tanjay City
SDO
Carcar CityRank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
ltem#
10
24
23
15
18
ltem#
10
14
23
24
28
ltem#
10
16
23
24
25
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentNumeracy(Mathematics)Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment* PhysicalEnvironment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentNumeracy(Mathematics)LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopmentPhysicalEnvironment
Domain
LanguageDevelopment
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy)
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing events
Identifies words andrhyme/sound alikeKnow that print is readfrom left to right
Solve number storiesinvolving subtractionup to quantities of 10
Napapangkat ang mgahayop ayon sa katangian
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing of events
Solve number storiesinvolving additionup to quantities of 10
Know that print is readfrom left to rightIdentifies words andrhyme/sound alike
Nasasabi ang mga paraanng pangangalaga sakapaligiran
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing events
Conserve number and theequivalence of number
Know that print is read fromleft to right
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Says the sound that a letterrepresents
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Knowledge
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Knowledge
ItemClassification
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Application
Category
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
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SDO
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SDO
Talisay City
SDO
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SDO
£&<3G
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
ltem#
17
22
16
10
24
ltem#
24
10
25
9
23
ItemS
8
9
10
16
19
ltem#
10
24
Domain
Physical Health,Weil-Being andMotor Development(Fine Motor andGross Motor)
Socio-EmotionalDevelopment
Cognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy)LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopment(Numeracy)LanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Least LearnedCompetencies
Naipakikita ang panimbangsa pagsasagawa ng iba't-ibang kilos ng katawan(pagtulay nang di natutumbasa tuwid na guhit)Naipapakita ang kakayahanna pigilan ang kanyang galito pagkadismaya kapagnaipaliwanag ang dahilan
Conserve number and theequivalence of number
Sequencing events
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Least LearnedCompetencies
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Sequencing events
Says the sound that a letterrepresents
Read 2-3 word syllables
Know that print is read fromleft to right
Least LearnedCompetencies
Read 2-3 syllables
Read 2-3 syllables
Sequencing events
Conserve number and theequivalence of number
Identifies upper and lowercase letters
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing Events
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
ItemClassification
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Analysis
Application
Knowledge
Analysis
ItemClassification
Knowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
Category
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Individual
Individual
Individual
Group
Individual
Category
Group
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Page 19 of 21
SDO
£•03a.ra•Q.CO
SDO
Mandaue City
SDO
&ooCDO
CO
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
23
25
11
ltem#
8to9
11
12
16
24
ItemS
10
24
16
6
18
ltem#
10
24
23
16
13
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentNumeracy(Mathematics)
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentNumeracy(Mathematics)
Numeracy(Mathematics)
Numeracy(Mathematics)LanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
Numeracy(Mathematics)Numeracy(Mathematics)PhysicalEnvironment
Domain
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
Numeracy(Mathematics)
Numeracy(Mathematics)
Know that print is read fromleft to rightSays the sound that a letterrepresentsArrange objects one afteranother in a series accordingto length
Least LearnedCompetencies
Reads 2-3 word syllables
Arrange objects one afteranother in a series accordingto lengthArrange objects into 2 ormore groups according tocolor and shapeConverse number and theequivalence of numberIdentifies words that rhyme/sound alike
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing events
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Converse number and theequivalence of numberWrite numerals (0-10)
Napapangkat ang mgahayop ayon sa katangian
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing Events
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alike
Know that print is read fromleft to right
Converse number and theequivalence of number
Sort and group object into 2or more groups according tofunction
Application
Analysis
Application
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Application
Application
Application
Knowledge
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
Application
Application
Analysis
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Group
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Page 20 of 21
SDO Cebu Province
SDO
.£ooto
£
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
ltem#
10
24
23
11
25
ltem#
10
24
16
23
8
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentCognitive/IntellectualDevelopment
LanguageDevelopment
Domain
LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopmentNumeracy(Mathematics)LanguageDevelopmentLanguageDevelopment
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing Events
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alikeKnow that print is red fromleft to rightArrange object one afteranother in a series accordingto lengthSays the sound that a letterrepresent
Least LearnedCompetencies
Sequencing Events
Identifies words thatrhyme/sound alikeConverse number and theequivalence of numberKnow that print is read fromleft to rightRead 2-3 word syllables
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Application
ItemClassificationKnowledge
Knowledge
Analysis
Analysis
Knowledge
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Individual
Category
Group
Individual
Individual
Individual
Group
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