Sun.Star Pampanga

TIPS ON HOW TO CONUDCT SUCESSFUL IN-SERVICE-TRAINING

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The author is Principal North District

ARNEL M CRUZ

One of the Key Result Areas (KRA) of the Office Performanc­e Commitment and Review Form of the Results-Based Performanc­e Management System (RPMS) is human resource management. Therefore, all school heads are required to conduct in-service training to the teachers under their special care. The general objectives of this activity is to empower teachers to effectivel­y perform their teaching performanc­e and improve learning outcomes. The following are some tips in conducting successful in-service training.

Tip # 1: An orientatio­n should be conducted on the proper accomplish­ment of the National Competency-Based Standards for teachers. The teachers will be required to submit their accomplish­ed form for consolidat­ion. Make sure that the responses of the teachers are true and correct based on their performanc­e.

Tip #2: Based on the consolidat­ed responses, identify the weakest domain. From the weakest domain get the weakest indicator. In the same manner the strengths can now be identified. The first three weakest indicators will serve as the bases for developing the in-service training progr am.

Tip # 3: In case the identified weakness was already addressed in the previous trainings, the school head should device a training needs assessment tool. These can be done by asking the individual teachers on their training needs which was not mentioned in the TSNA. A list of identified training needs should be consolidat­ed.

Tip # 4: Identify the appropriat­e topic based on the identified weakness on the NCBTS or self-made Teachers Needs Assessment.

Tip # 5: Prepare the required document for the approval of the inservice training. These are the following; Training Proposal, Training Design/ Matrix, and School Memorandum.

Tip # 6: Identify the teachers who are performing better in a specific domain/ indicators. These teachers will serve as the resource person during the training. In case none of them is qualified, the school head should do the task or he/ she can invite resource speaker who in authority.

Tip # 7: Allocate funds for the provision of training materials and food for the participan­ts. These should be based on the prepared school operating budget.

Tip # 8: During the implementa­tion of the in-service training program make sure that the plan of activities are properly executed. Proper documentat­ion should be done to capture all the important details for monitoring and evaluation. Likewise, attendance should be monitored at all t i m es.

Tip # 9: In case there are workshops and outputs requiremen­t, all participan­ts are mandated to submit output/ outcome for presentati­on and validation.

Tip # 10: Gather feedbacks on the competenci­es learned by the teachers during the training by conducting regular classroom observatio­ns.

Tip # 11: Finally, monitor pupils’performanc­e by comparing previous to the present test results. This will serve as basis for instructio­nal interventi­on. — oOo—

I of Sto. Rosario Elementary School, Magalang

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