A Progressive Expansion Guide of the Limited Face-To-Face Mode in Public Elementary Schools

Authors

  • Mona Sheryl M. Book Teacher 1, Labogon Elementary School, Department of Education, Schools Division of Mandaue City
  • Leah Navarro Bachinilla Teacher III, Labogon Elementary School, Department of Education, Schools Division of Mandaue City, Philippines
  • Jean Saladaga Gesta Teacher 1, Labogon Elementary School, Department of Education, Schools Division of Mandaue City, Philippines

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51699/ajsld.v2i6.2093

Keywords:

Administration and Supervision, Limited Face-to-Face, Descriptive Research Design, Progressive Plan, North District, Mandaue City Division

Abstract

This research aimed to assess the status of the implementation of limited face-to-face classes in participating public elementary schools of North District, Mandaue City Division, during the school year 2021-2022. The study utilized descriptive research design which covered the basic information of the respondents, school profile, managing school operations, focusing on teaching and learning, well-being and protection, home school coordination, and the challenges encountered by the respondents in implementing limited face-to-face classes. The findings of the study revealed that all the domains relative to the status of implementation of limited face-to-face classes were observed to have been evidently implemented. However, there were serious challenges encountered by the respondents amidst the implementation. The successful implementation of limited face-to-face classes was attributed to the collaborative efforts of the school and community stakeholders. For purposes of progressive expansion of face-to-face classes in the District, the output of this study is hereby recommended.

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Published

2023-06-24

How to Cite

Book, M. S. M. ., Bachinilla, L. N. ., & Gesta, J. S. . (2023). A Progressive Expansion Guide of the Limited Face-To-Face Mode in Public Elementary Schools. American Journal of Science and Learning for Development, 2(6), 159–171. https://doi.org/10.51699/ajsld.v2i6.2093