MG Seminar

i attended a 3-day seminar on MultiGrade teaching from january 26 until 28.

the objectives of this seminar are:
1. enhance teacher's knowledge and skills in effective instructional management of MG classes.
2. demonstrate ability to modify and adapt a curriculum.
3. maximize school- community partnership as oppurtunity for improved pupil performance.
4. heighten appreciation of one's role as MG teacher.

day 1

Dr. Gloria B. Erasga, ES- English  giving the statement of  purpose of the seminar.

there were teachers demonstrated in different subjects...

Miss Col shared to us the proper application of Marungko Approach in teaching grade one pupils

an activity sheet used by Miss Col

Mrs. Borja on her demo teaching in English

an activity sheet used by Mrs. Borja

Mrs. Boc on her demo teaching in Mathematics

Mrs. adino on her demo teaching in Science

SDS Miss Cabatuan

our SDS on her inspirational message. she speaks and settles  some issues and concerns by the MG teacher

as they teach multiclasses. she talks about proper look of the teachers. she called it "powerlook" of a teacher in a certain community where she/he teach. she listens and grants the cry/needs of MG  teachers for the improvements of learner's performance in NAT and reading level.


day 2- making of big books and Multilevel learning materials

a very special guest from the region visited us

Mrs. Conchita A. Ubay, BEE Chief

day 3 continuation of making of big books

at 3pm closing program executed

displaying of outputs

there were two participants shared their impressions. a message from Mrs. Glo. then, giving of certificates.

after the program, the participants went HOME sweet HOME.

Mancom Conference

Last October 19, i was given a chance to attend the 5th Regular Division MANCOM Conference held at Surigao City Cultural Center.

Miss Col on her baro't saya attire.
ASDS, Mrs. Fetalvero shared with us about Leadership.

The Division promotional staff

The District 3 administrators, my former district.

*sorry for not giving all the details...

Enhancement Training On CLT

I receive a memo stated of our (the three of us) seminar at Almont Inland Resort, Butuan City for five days (August 5 to 9).

Below are the scenes capture during the activities...


Miss Jimmylyn act as a teacher and Miss Elanie act as a pupil during the phonemic awareness activities.



during the closing program, every division pose for exposure...meet the Surigao City Division

read...read...read...we answer the questions the facilitator give to us. the first group to finish the activity will receive a round of applause:-)yeheyyyy

i'm so very proud of this group, where i belong, they listen attentively...they wanna pretend they are listening though they are sleepy...zzzzzzzzzzzz

one of the beautiful, young and very fluent facilitators shares something about phoneme

i gain so much in this five-day seminar. i hope i can use and practice the CLT approach with my pupils...

NCBTS/SBM Training

Four-Day Training Workshop on NCBTS/SBM and Collaborative Forum for School Administrators has been held last May 26 to 29, 2009 at RSY Pension House.

This is the attendance chart. I belong to district III.

The resourceful speaker, Mrs. Lipang, delivered her topic on Formulating Mission and Vision in making SIP.

My co-participants busy discussing about gossip...hehehhe

The collaborative effort of district III...Actively answering the activity.

it was indeed an informative training esp for me, novice and still learning.

please refer to this site http://ireadmodule.blogspot.com/2008/09/for-notes-ncbts.html for more info about NCBTS.

...on Reading Models

Attending seminars during summer is unavoidable.
veta, Mrs. Erasga (English Supervisor), ASDS Mrs. Fetalvero, Mrs. Clerigo, Miss Robelyn and Mr. Richard (Principal)

Every Child A Reader Program (ECARP)
ECARP is one of the DepEd Projects to develop pupils’ reading and communication skills. It is designed to improve the delivery of instruction of reading teachers.

TIP

To update my blog, i browsed again my folders.
i saw these pics, TIP seminar held @ SPUS last October 27-31, 2008. TIP means Teacher Induction Program. I posted some events happened during my TIP seminar here. but, i wasn't able to post pics. TIP is conducted for the newly hired teachers to be aware of the pros and cons in teaching- strategies, code of ethics, legal advices and others...

Below are some of the irrelevant :-) pics:


veta
with co-participants...

surigao city division participants with the facilitators and hosts of the TIP seminar

i have no intention to show how messy the table was...LOL...we were just so excited...(tagaw)

hey, pasingit naman!

this is not the new dance move...lol

spending five days with TIP were truly significant and fulfilling days. though one commented from the other division that "we" take the seminar for granted. she never knew how deeply we appreciated and grasped the speakers' lessons. lesson learnt: don't judge the book by its cover. esp. if you are not the judge..lol

Is it a Good or Bad News?

It is still February but last Monday someone texted me that I, with my two colleagues, will attend seminar on May 4 to 8 somewhere along in the city. Oh no, I can't help myself thinking about it. I know what it is like attending a seminar. What can I do? I am only a subordinate, I must follow what memo being given to me. Summer is not vacation at all i guess...It's gonna be a tiring and boring(?) days for me. Imagine the graduation will fall on April 1. After that, I still have to report in the office for some paper works to be accomplished and so on and so forth...And on the first week of May will be the dated seminar :-(...I can't hide or whatever because the said seminar is funded by the national government. We allocated fifty six thousand pesos. All expenses will be paid by the government.
Why I (we) must attend the seminar? it is because SES ranked the low performing school. It is our big responsibility why SES got low in NAT. That is why we have to undergo seminars and etc etc etc. Poor me!