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WorksheetsAre You e-SAT Ready?
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the main purpose of the e-SAT?
To help teachers reflect on their practice and identify development needs
To rate teachers for promotion
To compare teachers across schools
To compute classroom observations
Which PMES component requires the use of the e-SAT?
Rewards and Recognition
Learner Attainment
Self-Assessment and Development Planning
School MOOE Review
When should the e-SAT be accomplished?
End of the school year only
Before preparing the IPCRF Development Plan
Anytime during the year
Only before promotion
Which policy framework supports the use of the e-SAT?
K to 12 Curriculum Guide
DepEd School-Based Feeding Program Manual
DepEd MOOE Guidelines
DepEd PMES 2025–2028 Guidelines
The current version of the e-SAT covers which school years?
SY 2025–2027
SY 2025–2026
SY 2025–2028
SY 2026–2028
What is one key feature of the e-SAT tool?
Automated summary and scoring based on PPST indicators
Manual scoring only
Text-only layout with no tabs
Promotion ranking generator
What does the e-SAT help teachers prepare after completing it?
Lesson plans
IPCRF Development Plan
Class programs
Budget proposals
What is the recommended approach when answering the e-SAT indicators?
Choose the highest level for better records
Seek a colleague’s opinion on your answer.
Be honest and reflective about your actual practice
Finish as quickly as possible
What should teachers review after answering all e-SAT indicators?
MOOE allocation
Summary of rating sheets
Learner enrollment list
Auto-generated summary of strengths and development needs
Why is the e-SAT considered essential in PMES?
It is used to discipline underperforming teachers
It replaces classroom observations
It determines salary grades
It helps identify training needs and guides L&D plans
