Compensation of Academic Loss Programme (CALP)

The Compensation of Academic Loss (CAL) Program is designed to support students who have experienced disruptions in their education, whether due to personal circumstances, health issues, or external factors like natural disasters or school closures. The program aims to help students recover lost learning opportunities and achieve their academic goals.

Objectives

• Address Learning Gaps: Identify and target specific areas where students have fallen behind, ensuring they receive the necessary support to catch up.

• Provide Tailored Support: Offer personalized interventions that consider each student’s unique circumstances and learning needs.

• Promote Academic Resilience: Encourage a growth mindset and resilience among students, helping them to navigate challenges and remain motivated.

Key Components

• Assessment of Needs: Conduct assessments to determine the extent of academic loss and identify the specific subjects or skills that require attention.

• Supplemental Instruction: Provide additional tutoring sessions, workshops, or summer programs that focus on critical content areas to help students regain lost knowledge.

• Mental Health and Well-being Support: Integrate counseling services to address any emotional or psychological challenges that may have arisen due to academic disruptions.

• Parent and Community Involvement: Engage parents and community resources to create a supportive network that encourages student progress.

• Monitoring and Evaluation: Regularly track students’ progress through assessments and feedback to ensure the effectiveness of the program and make necessary adjustments.