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The document summarizes a national orientation workshop for a pilot implementation of blended learning at Paco National High School. It outlines the content standard which is for learners to demonstrate understanding of maintenance concepts and principles for electrical tools and equipment. The performance standard is for learners to independently perform proper maintenance and troubleshooting based on industry standards. It lists the most essential learning competency as preparing maintenance work, and developmental levels from performing troubleshooting steps to defining the term.
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- 1. National Orientation-Workshop on the Teaching-Learning Component of the Pilot Implementation of Limited Face-to-Face Classes (Blended Learning) COMPLETE NAME OF SCHOOL: Paco National High School REGION: XII GRADE LEVEL: EIM 12 SCHOOLS DIVISION: Kidapawan City LEARNING AREA: Electrical Installation and Maintenance ContentStandard PamantayangNilalaman The learner demonstrates an understanding of the concepts and underlying principles in the maintenance of electrical tools and equipment and troubleshooting work. Performance Standard PamantayangPagkatuto The learner independently performs proper maintenance of electrical tools and equipment and troubleshooting based on industry standards Most Essential Learning Competency/ies(withcode,ifany) LO1: PREPARE MAINTENANCE WORK TLE_IAEI9-12TW-IIIa-IVj-2 Understanding Elections, Political, Civil Society and Social Movements DEVELOPMENTAL LEVELS / LEVELS OF MASTERY 5 Perform the steps in troubleshooting. 4 Identify the steps in troubleshooting. 3 Identify the Tools and Equipments and its respective functions that are used in Troubleshooting 2 Define Troubleshooting in termsof Electrical Installation 1 Define Troubleshooting Preparedby: Wiljhon n. Sunio Checkedby: Arturo L. Jimenez,Jr. Verifiedby: Antonio R.Pasigado,Jr.