Action Plan in Math 2025-2026
Action Plan in Math 2025-2026
Department of Education
REGION X – NORTHERN MINDANAO
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF OZAMIZ CITY
OZAMIZ CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bernad St., Lam-an, Ozamiz City
Diagnostic and
Math Assessment Baseline data
baseline July 2025
Teachers tools for planning
assessment
Conduct math-
Math & 2-day
science Aug–Sept Modules, guest
Science workshop
integration 2025 speakers
Coordinators implemented
workshops
applied math
Teachers ICT tools quarter
projects
Use of
simulations and Enhanced
Math Computers,
software (e.g., Monthly learning
Teachers internet access
GeoGebra, experience
Desmos)
Improved
Selected Math
Peer tutoring and performance
students, Bi-weekly materials,
remedial sessions of low
Teachers venue
achievers
Quarterly Progress
Math Every
monitoring and M&E tools report per
Coordinator quarter
evaluation quarter
V. Success Indicators
into groups, with each group assigned a specific topic to master. Leaders will be
designated within these groups to facilitate discussion, coordinate study sessions,
and ensure effective knowledge transfer. This collaborative model aims to
leverage the strengths of each member while fostering an environment where
strategic thinking and problem-solving skills can be honed. The group’s collective
expertise will be tested through problem-solving sessions, simulated challenges,
and instruction with leadership and peer-to-peer teaching, ensuring a well-rounded
preparation for the competition. By integrating targeted instruction with leadership
and teamwork, the strategy is designed to maximize performance and adaptablity
in the competition’s diverse problem sets.
MATRIX OF ACTIVITIES:
Prepared:
Reviewed:
GUALBERTO G. PAMINTA
SSHT III, Mathematics Department
Recommending Approval:
LILIBETH Y. ABAMONGA
Secondary School Principal II
Approved:
ROWELL C. VILLARUBIA
Education Program Supervisor, Mathematics