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    This document discusses the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) program implemented at Janopol Oriental National High School. The goal of DEAR was to make reading a regular habit and fun activity for students and teachers alike. During a specific time each day or week, all school activities would pause so everyone could relax and read books, comics, or magazines of their choosing in a comfortable space. While scheduling was a challenge, the program created a positive community of readers and shifted attitudes towards reading. DEAR proved to be a successful way to encourage reading outside of academic requirements.

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    This document discusses the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) program implemented at Janopol Oriental National High School. The goal of DEAR was to make reading a regular habit and fun activity for students and teachers alike. During a specific time each day or week, all school activities would pause so everyone could relax and read books, comics, or magazines of their choosing in a comfortable space. While scheduling was a challenge, the program created a positive community of readers and shifted attitudes towards reading. DEAR proved to be a successful way to encourage reading outside of academic requirements.

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    This document discusses the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) program implemented at Janopol Oriental National High School. The goal of DEAR was to make reading a regular habit and fun activity for students and teachers alike. During a specific time each day or week, all school activities would pause so everyone could relax and read books, comics, or magazines of their choosing in a comfortable space. While scheduling was a challenge, the program created a positive community of readers and shifted attitudes towards reading. DEAR proved to be a successful way to encourage reading outside of academic requirements.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region IV-A CALABARZON
    CITY SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TANAUAN
    JANOPOL ORIENTAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    JANOPOL ORIENTAL, TANAUAN CITY

    Grade 9
    Narrative Report

    “Catch up Friday Program”


    “Drop everything and Read”

    **Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) Program Reflection**

    We kicked off this cool thing called the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) program.
    The idea was simple: let's make reading not just a school thing but a fun, regular
    habit for everyone. This report is all about how it went down, what we did, and the
    good vibes it brought.

    DEAR wasn't just about hitting the books; it was about falling in love with them.
    We wanted to go beyond the usual reading-for-school routine and create a spot
    where everyone—students and teachers alike—could just enjoy a good read. The
    goal was to make reading feel like a mini escape, you know?

    We officially launched DEAR. It became a thing we did [daily/weekly/monthly]


    during [specific time]. Imagine this - cozy corners with all kinds of books, comics,
    and magazines waiting to be explored. It was like a mini reading adventure for
    everyone.

    Students got into the groove, even the ones who weren't so keen on reading. We
    noticed more buzz during DEAR time, and attitudes towards reading shifted in a
    positive way. Plus, it became this communal experience where we all shared our
    reading finds and favorites.

    Of course, there were some challenges. Scheduling got a bit tricky, and we realized
    we needed to keep tweaking things. Also, we wanted to keep things fresh, so we're
    on a mission to bring in even more exciting reading material.

    DEAR turned out to be a game-changer. It wasn't just about reading; it was about
    creating a vibe, a community of book lovers. The positive changes we saw were
    pretty awesome. We're keeping an eye on how it goes and making sure DEAR stays
    as awesome as it started.

    Janopol Oriental National High School


    Janopol Oriental, Tanauan City, Batangas 4232 Mapusong paglilingkod,
    depedtanauan.janopolornhs. 321603@deped.gov.ph Liwanang at pag-asa ng kabataan;
    (043) 784 - 5852 Angat Tanauan
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region IV-A CALABARZON
    CITY SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TANAUAN
    JANOPOL ORIENTAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    JANOPOL ORIENTAL, TANAUAN CITY

    Janopol Oriental National High School


    Janopol Oriental, Tanauan City, Batangas 4232 Mapusong paglilingkod,
    depedtanauan.janopolornhs. 321603@deped.gov.ph Liwanang at pag-asa ng kabataan;
    (043) 784 - 5852 Angat Tanauan

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