PROGRAM
FREQUENCY OF EEP SESSIONS
Majority of respondent have gone more than half way into the regular program before the pandemic struck. Almost 15% said they had already completed the program. More than one third of respondents said they had also undergone training using the New Normal module provided.
How often did you and your co-teachers meet for EEP lessons?
68 responses
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MODERATION
95% of respondents said they had EEP sessions at least once a month and 68% said they had sessions more frequently, despite the pandemic. Interestingly, one respondent said their school had more than one EEP session in a week. Majority of the respondents are satisfied with the frequency.
How do you feel about the frequency of these sessions?
68 responses
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MODULE CONTENT
USEFULNESS
Respondents said that the EEP lessons are very useful in their teaching practice, particularly the more general subject areas of professional and personal development, pedagogy, classroom management, guidance and counseling, family and community involvement, technology in education, school health, values for teachers and teacher welfare are viewed as very useful. 97% of respondents indicated that the material was either useful or very useful. None of the respondents said the content was not useful.
How useful are EEP lessons for you as a teacher?
68 responses
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EEP CONTENT UNDERSTANDING
10% of the respondents said the content was very easy to learn. A quarter of respondents indicated that the material was easy to learn while 50% or respondents marked it as neither easy nor hard.
When asked about the memorable EEP lessons for them, some respondents identified specific topics from the lessons. Some respondents said all the lessons were memorable. For one teacher, the most memorable was the reflection section of each lesson. Others said what was memorable for them was how the lessons helped them in their classes.
How easy was it for you to understand EEP lessons?
67 responses
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APPLICATION AND IMPACT
EASE OF APPLICATION
50% responded that applying the lessons were neither easy nor hard. 12% said it was very easy while 15% indicated it was slightly hard. None of them said that applying the lessons was very hard.
How easy was it for you to apply the lessons learned into your class?
65 responses
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STUDENTS’ REACTION TO EEP
The reactions of the students to the changes introduced were mostly positive, although 3% of respondents indicated that students were either annoyed or confused. None of the respondents indicated that their students did not notice the changes in their teaching methods.
How did your students react to the strategies you learned from EEP training when you introduced them to your class? Check all that apply.
68 responses
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STUDENTS’ RESPONSE TO EEP LESSONS APPLIED DURING CLASS
Respondents noted generally positive impact in applying EEP lessons on their students. In particular, students became more participative, found lessons easier to learn, and were more appreciative of the time spent with the teacher.
What impact did the new strategies you learned from EEP lessons have on your students? Check all that apply.
68 responses
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EEP IMPACT ON STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE
Some respondents attributed performance improvement on strategies learned in the EEP. While some respondents noted a few negative reactions, none of them indicated any negative influence on student performance because of EEP strategies.
How have the teaching strategies you learned from EEP lessons affected actual students’ performance?
68 responses
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RELATIONSHIP AMONG TEACHERS
Among the faculty, 98% indicated that relationships among teachers either greatly or slightly improved. None of the respondents said the relationships among teachers worsened because of the program.
How has the EEP affected the relationship among teachers in your school?
68 responses
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EEP IMPACT ON TEACHING DURING THE NEW NORMAL
Respondents indicated that the EEP lessons they trained in before the pandemic were helpful during the new normal–98% said they were helped by the lessons to some degree. None of the respondents indicated that using the EEP lessons hampered their teaching under the new normal system.
The EEP lessons that the respondents said helped them in the new normal were mostly about being creative. these were the lessons that showed new strategies in teaching. They also mentioned lessons regarding teachers’ values and giving feedback as the ones the found quite useful. Naturally, technology-related lessons also made the list.
How has the EEP lessons affected the way you teach during the new normal?
68 responses
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PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Overall, respondents saw positive changes in themselves. 100% indicated that they viewed their profession and their role as a teacher as either slightly or much more positive. None of the respondents indicated any negative change in their views.
The same is true of their view about progressive methods of teaching. 100% said they see progressive techniques in a more positive light because of their participation in the EEP.
Overall, how did EEP change your views on the following?
68 responses
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