Monthly Curriculum Monitoring Report ELS

Tangos National High School
B. Cruz St., Tangos, navotas City
MONTHLY CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING REPORT

For the Month of September
Name Of Teacher : Lee D. Carinan
Subject Area : Organization and Management
Assessment ( No. of Students with )

Learning Competencies Topic / Subject Matter Date Implemented Mastery Near Mastery Low Mastery Remarks
Per Section Handled
Tadeo T Tadeo T Tadeo T
VII. Controlling
a. Definition and nature of management control Sept. 3-4, 2018 23 23 2 2 No remedial classes done
b. The link between planning and controlling Sept. 5-7, 2018 20 20 5 5
No remedial classes done
c. Control methods and system different controlling methods Sept. 10-11, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
d. Application of management control in accounting and techniques Sept. 12-13, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
e. Role of budgets in planning and control Sept. 14-17, 2018 21 21 4 4 No remedial classes done
VIII. Introduction to the different functional areas of mgn. Sept. 18-19, 2018 21 21 4 4
a. Human Resource
b. Management Sept. 20-21, 2018 21 21 4 4 No remedial classes done
c. Marketing management Spt. 22-23, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
d. Operation Management the different functional areas Sept. 24, 2018 20 20 5 5
of management No remedial classes done
e. Financial Management Sept. 26-26, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
f. Communication Technology Management Sept. 27-28, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher

For the Month of JUNE
Subject Area : Business Finance

Date
Learning Competencies Topic / Subject Matter Implemented Mastery Near Mastery Low Mastery
Per Section Handled
Amorsollo T Amorsollo T Amorsollo T
I. Introduction to Financial Management

Financial Management June 05-08 ,2018 28 28 11 11
a. Shareholder`s Wealth Maximization
b. Financial System. June 11 - 13, 2018 35 35 4 4

Financial Management
c. Financial Instrument Financial Management June 21-29, 2018 30 30 9 9
d. Organizational chart and the roles of the VP for finance

Financial Management June 18 - 22, 2018 32 32 7 7
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher
Remarks
No remedial classes done,

performance based
assessment given


For the Month of JULY

Learning Competencies Topic / Subject Matter Date Implemented Mastery Near Mastery Low Mastery
Per Section Handled
II. Review of Financial Statement Preparation, Analysis and Interpretations

Financial Statement Analysis July 02-04 ,2018 25 25 14 14
a. Basic Financial Instrument
b. Review of Financial Statement Preparation July 05 - 11, 2018 30 30 9 9

Financial Statement Analysis
Interpretation of Financial
c. Financial Statement Analysis July 12-19, 2018 33 33 6 6
Statement
Interpretation of Financial
Summary and Exercises July 20-25, 2018 32 32 7 7
Statement
II.Planning and Working Capital Management

Planning Working Capital July 26-30, 2018 35 35 4 4
Working Capital Management Working Capital July 31- Aug. 02, 2018 34 34 5 5
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher
Remarks

performance based
assessment given


For the Month of August
Learning Competencies
IV. Sources and uses of short term and long term funds
a. Debt and Equity financing
b. Sources and uses of short term funds
c. Sources and uses of long term funds
d. Problems faced by SME`s in financing
e. Duties of the borrowers to Creditors
V. Basic Long Term financial concepts
a . Time Value of Money and Concept of Interest
b. Simple Interest to future value of money
c. Multiple Cash flow to Loan Amortizations
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher


Topic / Subject Matter Date Implemented Mastery Near Mastery Low Mastery Remarks
Per Section Handled
Sources and uses of funds August 07-08, 2018 28 28 11 11 No remedial classes done
Sources and uses of funds August 08- 09, 2018 35 35 4 4 No remedial classes done
Sources and uses of funds August 10-13, 2018 30 30 9 9 No remedial classes done
Short Term Funds August 14, 2018 32 32 7 7 No remedial classes done
Short Term Funds August 15, 2018 32 32 7 7 No remedial classes done
Long Term Funds August 16-20, 2018 30 30 7 7 No remedial classes done


For the Month of June
Subject Area : Entrepreneurship

Per Section Handled
Amorsollo Hidalgo T Amorsollo Hidalgo T Amorsollo Hidalgo T
I. A perspective on Entrepreneurship
a. Entrepreneurship and Economic Development 32 25 57 5 4 9 2 3 5 No remedial classes done
b. What is Entrepreneurship 37 27 64 2 5 7 No remedial classes done
June 6-08, 2018
c. The Entrepreneur`s Task 35 25 60 4 7 11 No remedial classes done
d. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Importance of 31 27 58 8 5 13 No remedial classes done
e. New Ventures and Long Term Enterprise Entrepreneurship 35 27 62 4 5 9 No remedial classes done
f. Rewards for Successful Entrepreneurship June 13, 2018 34 30 64 5 2 7 No remedial classes done
g. The Entrepreneurs Predicament 36 28 64 3 4 7 No remedial classes done
h. Entrepreneurship and Business Size June 18, 2018 36 28 64 3 4 7 No remedial classes done
II. The Nature of Small Business
a . What is small business June 19, 2018 37 24 61 2 8 10 No remedial classes done
b. Types of Small Business June 20, 2018 38 30 68 1 2 3 No remedial classes done
c. Characteristics of Small Business Economic Development as a 35 27 62 4 5 9 No remedial classes done
June 21, 2018
d. Economic Importance of Small Business Role of Entrepreneurship 35 27 62 4 5 9
e . Advantages of Operating a small business June 22-25, 2018 35 27 62 4 5 9 No remedial classes done
f . Dis dvantages of Operating a small business June 26, 2018 33 30 63 6 2 8 No remedial classes done
III. The Ethical and Social Responsibilities of the Entrepreneur
a. What is Business Ethics 34 28 52 5 4 9 No remedial classes done
Social Responsibilities of June 27, 2018
b. Factors influencing Ethical Behavior 33 26 59 6 6 12 No remedial classes done
Entrepreneurship
c. How ethical behavior is encouraged June 28, 2018 31 26 57 8 6 14 No remedial classes done
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher

For the Month of July

Per Section Handled
IV. Entrepneurial Personality
a. The Environment as a factor 33 28 61 6 5 11 No remedial classes done
b. The Entrepreneurs Personality July 2, 2018 34 26 60 5 6 11 No remedial classes done
c. Twhat Is personality Entrepreneur and Managers 33 27 60 6 5 11 No remedial classes done
d. Characteristics of Entrepreneurs Personality 34 26 60 5 6 11 No remedial classes done
e. What motivates people to become entrepreneur July 03- 04, 2018 34 26 60 5 6 11 No remedial classes done
f. The Entrepreneur and the manager distinguish 33 28 61 6 5 11 No remedial classes done
V. The Search for a Sound Business Idea
a . What is sound business idea 34 30 64 5 2 7 No remedial classes done
b. Procedure in determining the best business idea 34 30 64 5 2 7 No remedial classes done
July 05- 06, 2018
c. Methods of searching for ideas 34 30 64 5 2 7 No remedial classes done
Sound Business Idea
d. Screening generated ideas 31 26 57 8 6 14
e . Final Selection 35 28 63 4 4 8 No remedial classes done
July 9, 2018
f . Organizational Culture and Creativity 31 30 61 8 2 10 No remedial classes done
VI. Strategic Planning for Small Business
a. What is Strategic Planning 30 30 60 7 2 9 No remedial classes done
b. Implementing Strategic Plan 30 30 60 7 2 9 No remedial classes done
July 10- 13, 2018
c. Fundamental Strategies for Small Business 30 28 58 9 4 13 No remedial classes done
Strategic Planning
d. Strategy concern of Small Business 32 28 60 7 4 11 No remedial classes done
e. Why small business operators ignore strategic planning July 16- 17, 2018 32 28 60 7 4 11
VI. The Business Plan
a. What is Business Plan 33 29 62 6 3 9 No remedial classes done
b. Purpose of Business Plan July 18- 20, 2018 33 29 62 6 3 9 No remedial classes done
c. Parts of Business Plan 33 29 62 6 3 9 No remedial classes done
Parts of the Business Plan
d. Analysis of the Competition July 23- 25, 2018 33 29 62 6 3 9 No remedial classes done
e. Operations and Management and Supporting Documents July 27-30, 2018 33 29 62 6 3 9
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher


Per Section Handled
VIII. Forms of Small Business Ownership
a. Sole Proprietorship 36 30 66 3 2 5 No remedial classes done
b. Advantages and Disadvantages of Sole Proprietorship 35 30 65 4 2 6
c .Partnership 35 30 65 4 2 6 No remedial classes done
Business Ownership August 01-03, 2018
d. Advantages and Disadvantages of Partnership 34 29 63 5 3 8 No remedial classes done
e. Types of Partnership and Partnership Agreement 34 29 63 5 3 8 No remedial classes done
f. Corporation 34 28 62 5 4 9 No remedial classes done
g. Advantages and Disadvantages of Corporations 34 29 63 5 3 8 No remedial classes done
IX. Organizing, Directing and Controlling ths Small Business
a .Organizing the small Business 33 30 63 7 2 9 No remedial classes done
August 06-10, 2018
b. The appropriate the organizational structure 33 30 63 7 2 9 No remedial classes done
c. The owner`s concern in the organizational structure. 34 29 63 5 3 8 No remedial classes done
d. The formal and informal organization. 33 30 63 6 2 8
Directing and Controlling of August 13- 17, 2018
e . The importance of Organizational Structure in Small Small Business 32 27 69 7 5 12
Business. No remedial classes done
d. Directing the small business & communicating with 32 27 69 7 5 12
subordinates. August 20-31, 2018
e . Providing counseling Services and Motivating 32 27 69 7 5 12 No remedial classes done
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher

For the Month of JUNE

Per Section Handled
I The Nature and Concept Management
a. Discuss the meaning and functions of management June 4-7, 2018 18 18 7 7 No remedial classes done
b. Explain the various types of management June 8-11 2018 20 20 5 5
c. Explain the functions, roles and skills, of a manager Basic Concepts and theories of June 13-14,2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
management.
d. Identify various forces /elements of the firm environment June 18-19, 2018 20 20 5 5
e. Summarize these forces using the PEST and SWOT June 20-21,2018 19 19 6 6
analysis No remedial classes done
II The Firm and Its Environment
a .Environmental forces and Environmental Scanning June 22-25, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
b. The local and international business environment of the firm. The role of Business in the June 26, 2018 19 19 6 6
environment, and how the
c. Phases of economic development, Forms of business environment affects the firm. June 27 and 28, 2018 20 20 5 5
organization. No remedial classes done
d. Forms of Business Organization. June 29 -30 , 2018 20 20 5 5
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher

For the Month of July

Per Section Handled
III. Planning
a. Definition and Nature of Planning July 2-4, 2018 19 19 6 6 No remedial classes done
b. Types of Plans July 5-6, 2018 21 21 4 4
c. Planning at different levels in the firm The importance of planning July 9-11, 2018 21 21 4 4
concepts in business success. No remedial classes done
d. Planning, Technic and Tools July 11-14,2018 21 21 4 4 No remedial classes done
e. Application of Planning Tools and Technique July 16, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
f. Decision Making July 17 and 18, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
IV. Organizing
a . Nature of Organizations July 19-21, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
b. Tyoes of Organizations Structures The significance of July 23- 24, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
c. Organization, Theories and Application organization structures for July 25- 26, 2018 20 20 5 5
effective business No remedial classes done
d. Delegation management. July 27-30, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
e. Formal and Informal Organizations July 31,2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher


Per Section Handled
V. Recruitment and Selection
a. Training and Development August 01-03,2018 19 19 6 6 No remedial classes done
b. Compensation wages and performance August 06-07, 2018 20 20 5 5
c. Evaluation/ Appraisal Recruitment and Selection August 08-10, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
d. Employee Relations August 13-14, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
e. Employee Movements August 15-17, 2018 21 21 4 4 No remedial classes done
f. Rewards System August 20-21, 2018 21 21 4 4 No remedial classes done
VI. Leading
a . Definition and Motivations August 22 and 23, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
b. Leadership Theories How motivation, leadership August 24 -27 ,2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
c. Communication and communication work in an August 28 - 29, 2018 20 20 5 5 No remedial classes done
d. Management of change and diversity. organization August 30, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
e. Filipino and Foreign Cultures. August 31, 2018 22 22 3 3 No remedial classes done
Prepared By :
Lee D. Carinan
Teacher
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For the Month of JUNE and JULY
Name Of Teacher : JASMIN B. TIONGSON
Subject Area : Earth and Life Science

Date
Per Section Handled
Taddeo Raphael T Taddeo Raphael T Taddeo
II. EARTH MATERIALS AND PROCESSES
a. identify common rock-forming minerals using their physical Minerals and Properties July 2 - 6, 2018 20 30 50 5 8 13
and chemical properties
Rocks July 9 - 13, 2018 18 28 46 7 10 17
b. classify rocks into igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic
c. explain how the products of weathering are carried away by Weathering and Erosion July 9 - 13, 2018 18 25 43 7 10 17
erosion and deposited elsewhere
d. make a report on how rocks and soil move downslope due to Deposition and Mass July 16 - 20, 2018 20 28 48 3 5 15 2
the direct action of gravity Wasting
e. describe where the Earth’s internal heat comes from. Endogenic processes July 16 - 20, 2018 20 30 50 5 8 13
f. describe how magma is formed (magmatism) Magmatism July 23 - 27, 2018 18 25 43 7 13 20

g. describe what happens after the magma is formed July 23 - 27, 2018 18 25 43 7 10 17
(plutonism and volcanism) Volcanism and Plutonism
h. describe the changes in mineral components and texture of

rocks due to changes in pressure and temperature Metamorphism July 30 - 31, 2018 18 25 43 7 13 20
(metamorphism
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Activities provided

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Rediation was initiated
followed due to a lot of class suspensions.


For the Month of AUGUST
Name Of Teacher : JASMIN B. TIONGSON
Subject Area : Earth and Life Science

Date
Per Section Handled
Taddeo Raphael T Taddeo Raphael T Taddeo
III. NATURAL HAZARDS, MITIGATION, AND ADAPTATION
a.describe the various hazards that may happen in the event of
earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and landslides
b.using hazard maps, identify areas prone to hazards brought August 1 - 3, 2018
about by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and landslides Geologic Hazards August 6 - 10, 23 33 56 2 5 7
2018
c.give practical ways of coping with geological hazards caused

by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and landslides
d.describe the various hazards that may happen in the wake of
tropical cyclones, monsoons, floods, or ipo-ipo
e. using hazard maps, identify areas prone to hazards brought Hydrometeorological August 13 - 17,
about by tropical cyclones, monsoons, floods, or ipo-ipo 23 35 58 2 3 5
Hazards 2018
f. give practical ways of coping with hydrometeorological
hazards caused by tropical cyclones, monsoons, floods, or
ipoipo
g.describe how coastal processes result in coastal erosion,
submersion, and saltwater intrusion
h.identify areas in your community prone to coastal erosion, Marine and Coastal August 20 - 24, 23 33 56 2 5 7
submersion, and saltwater intrusion Processes 2018
Marine and Coastal August 20 - 24, 23 33 56 2 5 7
Processes 2018
i.cite ways to prevent or mitigate the impact of land
development, waste disposal, and construction of structures on
control coastal processes
IV. INTRODUCTION TO LIFE SCIENCE
a. explain the evolving concept of life based on emerging
pieces of evidence
b.describe classic experiments that model conditions which
may have enabled the first forms to evolve Introduction to Life August 27 - 31,
Science 2018
c.describe how unifying themes (e.g., structure and function,
evolution, and ecosystems) in the study of life show the
connections among living things and how they interact with
each other and with their environment
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followed due to a lot of class suspensions.

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Tangos National High School

B. Cruz St., Tangos, navotas City

MONTHLY CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING REPORT

Assessment ( No. of Students with )

MONTHLY CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING REPORT

Assessment ( No. of Students with )

I. Introduction to Financial Management

b. Financial System. June 11 - 13, 2018 35 35 4 4

c. Financial Instrument Financial Management June 21-29, 2018 30 30 9 9

d. Organizational chart and the roles of the VP for finance

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done,

No remedial classes done

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II. Review of Financial Statement Preparation, Analysis and Interpretations

b. Review of Financial Statement Preparation July 05 - 11, 2018 30 30 9 9

II.Planning and Working Capital Management

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done,

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

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Long Term Funds August 16-20, 2018 30 30 7 7 No remedial classes done

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f. describe how magma is formed (magmatism) Magmatism July 23 - 27, 2018 18 25 43 7 13 20

h. describe the changes in mineral components and texture of

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

followed due to a lot of class suspensions.

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c.give practical ways of coping with geological hazards caused

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

No remedial classes done

followed due to a lot of class suspensions.

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