Volume 20 No 13 (2022)
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EVALUATING TEACHERS’ TEACHING PERFORMANCE: AS BASIS FOR MENTORING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Edna I. Banua*, Analyn D. Saavedra, Rhuzieda A. Ajibon, Farisa S. Aukasa, Sherlyn S. Muhajil, Haifa M. Najam
Abstract
Teacher plays a very significant responsibility towards enhancing student learning that matter to their
future success. Their teaching performance directly influences students’ learning and progress, hence
teachers’ performance should be assessed. In this paper, the researchers aimed at evaluating the
teachers’ performance in terms of the content knowledge and pedagogy; learning environment and
diversity of learners; curriculum and planning; and assessment and reporting. By employing a
quantitative-descriptive design, 2351 respondents voluntarily participated the researcher made use of
Classroom Observation Tool (COT) Checklists used by the Department of Education. This instrument
focuses on the observable indicators found in the Classroom Observation Tool (COT) checklist. In
summary, the secondary teachers were rated to as highly satisfactory in their teaching performance.
They use well-connected pedagogical aspects of the indicators consistently aligned with the prescribed
DepEd curriculum standards, and students’ development that supports them to be successful learners.
With these, the study highly recommends the continuous mentoring, monitoring and administrative
support to maintain the very satisfactory teaching performance of the secondary teachers.
Keywords
teachers’ teaching performance, classroom observation, knowledge and pedagogy, learning environment, diverse learners, curriculum and planning, assessment, reporting
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