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- 1. PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW OF GRADE ___ SY 2024-2025 SOFRONIO A. CORDOVERO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
- 4. CONTENT KNOWLEDGE AND PEDAGOGY PROGRAM/ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS CONDUCTED (classroom Initiated) Best Practices Success Indicator Concerns/Issues/gaps/Problems Solution/Intervention
- 5. MOVS
- 7. Learning Environment and Diversity of Learners PROGRAM/ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS CONDUCTED (classroom Initiated) Best Practices Success Indicator Concerns/Issues/gaps/Problems Solution/Intervention
- 8. MOVS
- 10. Curriculum Planning and Assessment PROGRAM/ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS CONDUCTED (classroom Initiated) Best Practices Success Indicator Concerns/Issues/gaps/Problems Solution/Intervention
- 11. MOVS
- 13. Personal Growth and Professional Development PROGRAM/ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS CONDUCTED (classroom Initiated) Best Practices Success Indicator Concerns/Issues/gaps/Problems Solution/Intervention
- 14. MOVS
- 15. COORDINATORSHI P AND ASSIGNMENT AS FOCAL PERSON
- 16. Coordinatorship and Assignment as Focal Person PROGRAM/ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS CONDUCTED (classroom Initiated) Best Practices Success Indicator Concerns/Issues/gaps/Problems Solution/Intervention
- 17. MOVS