San Pedro College - Teacher Education Department

Happy birthday Sr.Aida❤️

We thank the Lord for the gift of life to our dear School President, Sr.Aida T. Frencillo,OP. We pray for good health and protection always for you Sister.

Happy birthday and God bless!❤️🙏

𝐒𝐏𝐂 𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐥𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐬 𝐛𝐚𝐠 𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐏𝐇 𝐧𝐚𝐭’𝐥 𝐠𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑

Unraveling witty tactics from tenacious leaps to dynamic kicks, San Pedro College (SPC) athletes clinched finals and seized medals during the Philippine National Games 2023 held in Manila last December 17-22, 2023.

Showcasing their sporting prowess, Mukthar L. Tampakan, Cheska Almazan, Denise Alexandrine M. Salilama, Jude Benedict D. Fuentes, Kristeen Angelyn G. Manongas, and Ashleigh Caye E. Sevilla dominated the national stage.

Aerobic gymnast Mukthar L. Tampakan, a third-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing student, won bronze with his swift flips and gravity-defying pirouettes in the Mixed Pair (Senior Category). Additionally, Tampakan placed fourth in the Senior Category Individual Men's competition.

Meanwhile, Cheska Almazan demonstrated her remarkable potential as she smashed her way to the quarterfinals in the Women's Singles division. Almazan is currently a first-year Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy student.

Kicking through the prize, the Taekwondo team's synchronized steps paved their path to a bronze medal, with Denise Alexandrine M. Salilama contributing to the Poomsae - Team event.

On the other hand, Jude Benedict D. Fuentes' ironclad grit led him to the Taekwondo Poomsae - Mixed Pair category finals.

Moreover, Taekwondo players Kristeen Angelyn G. Manongas and Ashleigh Caye E. Sevilla battled their opponents with valiant efforts. Manongas fought in the Taekwondo (Kyorugi) Senior Women Fin Weight category, while Sevilla earned a coveted spot in the Taekwondo - Poomsae Individual category finals.

The SPCian athletes were accompanied by Ryan Ranay, SPC's sports coordinator, and Kerri Balaga, SPC's Culture and Arts coordinator.

The Philippine National Games is organized by the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), which aims to identify qualified athletes to compete in international sports events representing the country.

Acclamation to our newly Licensed Professional teachers for passing the September 2023 LEPT!

Your compassionate heart has led you to this extraordinary accomplishment. You may continue upholding the standard of excellence and always choose the route of integrity in your chosen profession.

The Teacher Education department and the SPC community are proud of your remarkable achievement.

Well done, Ma'am and Sir!

Years of partnership —-continuing collaboration between San Pedro College, Philippines and Kansai University, Japan.

06 September 2023 —- San Pedro College was graced with the presence of two Japanese professors, Dr. Keiko, from Kansai University and Prof. Takashi, from Kyoto University. An overwhelming talk focusing on Kansai’s best in terms of use of technology, like metaverse, in classrooms and teaching down to possibilities of visiting their country through scholarship grants astonished everyone in the AVR. Dr. Keiko’s presentation lasted for almost 30 minutes. Yet, as observed from the participants’ reactions, said experience may last longer, for it created an inspiration to those who eye-witnessed her presentation.

The event was organized by the Internationalization and Linkages Office, headed by Dr. Erwin Faller, and was attended by the SHS Assistant Principal, Mr. Carmelo Banlasan; SHS Coordinator, Mr. Modisto Cabanesas; School of BMEAS Dean, Dr. Genaro Alderite; BMEAS-TED Program Coordinator, Mr. Arjay Arcena; and faculty and students for both college and SHS departments. “It was, indeed, an opportunity for all of us to be collaborating with Kansai University”, emphasized by the director of Interlink, Dr. Faller.

The meeting was concluded with a sumptuous dinner, a night before our guests’ flight back to Japan. Arigatou and safe travels!

Salute to all graduates in the teacher education program for passing the Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers last March 19, 2023.
The SPC community is genuinely proud of you! May your success in your chosen profession inspire you to become dedicated and passionate educators in our future generations. Continue reaching your dreams by bringing the core values you gained to your beloved institution.

Kudos, Ma'am and Sir!

Congratulations, Dr. Vivien Grace Jubahib! The TED family is very proud of you.

RDE WEEK ‘23 | SPC lodges community-stemmed research studies on 3rd RDE Week day three

Enlightening researches that elucidate pertinent issues and promote development for the common good were accentuated on the third day of this year’s Research, Development and Extension (RDE) Week, Thursday.

Dr. Bernardo N. Sepada, the Executive Director of the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP), officially opened the virtual morning program with enthusiasm as he would finally be able to share the membership of the NRCP with the students, members of the faculty and research enthusiasts.

He emphasized that becoming a member of the council will help not only themselves as individuals, but also people to become more interested in research.

Following the opening remarks, NCRP Membership Caravan was soon conducted with the invited resource speaker, Ms Kim Glaiza Wong, a science research specialist at the council, orienting the participants on the NRCP membership requirements and walking them through the application process.

Meanwhile, the afternoon session held onsite at the Philomene Labrecque Hall was defined by relevant research projects that shed light on various societal issues and concepts.

Welcoming the attendees, Prof. Remark Z. Mortalla, the director of the Community Engagement and Extension Services, acknowledged the “perfect” performance of the program as it achieved community engagement and research, two of the principal functions of a higher education institution.

Afterward, Sr. Aida T. Frencillio OP, the college president, gleefully presented the institution’s Research Publication and Innovation Center and the Community Engagement and Extension Services’ community partners their justified accolades of recognition, highlighting their never-ending support for the academy’s research and community engagement endeavors.

Following the acknowledgment, the presentation of institutional and RDE researches transpired. The proponents of each research paper showcased their papers with clear-cut methods, findings, and conclusions by means of video presentations.

There were also intervals between presentations where reactors can ask the researchers for questions and clarifications, and give comments about their papers.

The third day's afternoon session ended with the awarding of the researchers and reactors. Dr. Elsa May D. Baron, the director of the Research, Publication, and Innovation Center, together with Prof. Remark Z. Mortalla, presented the certificates of appreciation to each paper to recognize the proponents' contributions to the body of knowledge and communal development. Certificates of appreciation were also given to the reactors for for giving their valuable insights.

Glyphs-on-duty: Muhammed Al-Raiz Badrudin, Eiggy Gregorio, Chelsea Avjay Jamias, Viktoria Monica Quilao

RDE WEEK '23 | 3rd RDE Week day 4 showcases students', educators' innovative ideas

Down to its fourth day, the 3rd Research, Development and Extension (RDE) Week, continues to accentuate revolutionary research and community engagement ideas of students and faculty members of various clubs, organizations, departments and schools as they presented their studies and proposals during the Institutional 3MP Research and Project Pitch Competition.

Kickstarting the morning with a pleasant smile and warm welcomes, Dr. Elsa May Baron, Director of the Research, Innovation, and Publication Center (RPIC) officially commenced the activities for the day as she expressed her gratitude to everyone in attendance and congratulated the teams who have persevered in preparing their presentations and proposals.

Surging as champions in the Departmental 3-Minute Pitch (3MP) Research Competition, the winners from each respective school represented their department in the race for the best institutional research. “The Role of Extracurricular Activities Involvement In The Leadership Skills of Grade 12 Students,” from the Senior High School department took the place of 2nd runner-up. With the study entitled “The Unsung Heroes: Lived Experiences of Overseas Filipino Nurses Caring for Covid-19 Patients,” the School of Nursing (SON) was named as 1st runner-up. Ending the morning with the victory in the School of Allied Health Sciences (SAHS) hands, the study “The Viability of a Physical Therapy Mobile Medical Caravan in Davao City" brought home the bacon.

Later in the afternoon, the program began with the presentation of event's rationale which was given by Prof. Remark Mortalla. Afterward, San Pedro College’s staff and faculty took center stage and displayed their academic prowess as they partook in the Project Pitch Competition. With only two teams vying for the spot on top, project “Financial Literacy for All” by the representatives from the School of Business Management, Education, and Arts and Sciences (SBMEAS) ultimately prevailed as champion, beating out “Project Edu.com (Education and Communication): Empowering Porferio L. Antipala National High School Faculty and Students Through Use of Language in Various Situations” which bagged the first spot.

After the showdown among faculty members, it was time for the different student clubs and organizations to exhibit their project proposals. Coming in second runner-up was the study entitled “SHEroes Unite: Empowering Women for Change,” of the San Pedro College International Student Organization (SPC-ISO). The Association of Psychology and Human Services Students (AssocPsycHSS) study named “Ready, Set, Tugon! Activating Mental Healthcare Service through Psychological First Aid Training for Barangay Agdao Healthcare Workers and Purok Leaders” was hailed as the first runner-up. Beating out the seven entries, the Volunteer Service Provider’s (VSP) study titled “Project D.O.M.A.I.N (Diminishing of Malnutrition and Improving Nutrition in Bayanihan Elementary School) resurfaced as champion.

Glyphs-on-duty: Mae Antonia Davide, Angelica Jovi Manalang, Maya Bettina Nuenay, Jolleah Nica Sulfelix

Dr. Jocelyn Hua, PAFTE XI President awards the Outstanding Presentation Award from IOHSK, Nevada, USA to Dr. Arvin Andacao,President of CPHPE XI; Dr. Benjie Badon, USEP Program Coordinator of PE and Dr. Amseva M. Bentayao, Board of Director CPHPE and the President of the Association of Region XI Teacher Education Institutions or ARTEI XI ( formerly CODTEI XI) during the 1st Regional Conference and Awarding of the Outstanding Teacher in Region XI at Pinnacle Hotel last December 2,2022. Dr. Randy Rudy is the adviser of CHED CPHPE. The said event was attended by Teachers in the Education Program in Region XI. ARTEI is under the advisership of Dr. Evelyn S. Ecle, CHED Education Supervisor II.

Dr. Amseva Bentayao with the PRC Regional Director, Dir. Raquel Abrantes

Some faculty members from the Teacher Education attended the 1st Regional Conference and Awarding Ceremony of the Most Outstanding Teachers in Region XI sponsored by the Association of Region XI Teacher Education Institutions, Inc. (ARTEI) in collaboration with the Philippine Association for Teachers & Educators (PAFTE) held Pinnacle Hotel, Davao City, last December 2, 2022, with the theme: “Heroes of the New Normal: Teachers at the Heart of the Education Recovery.”

The conference became more meaningful with brilliant speakers who imparted exciting topics concerning the Important Roles of Teachers and On Hybrid Teaching and Learning.

The participants were grateful for inspiring them to become heroes and heroines in molding the holistic aspects of the learners.

Thank you so much, San Pedro College, for your valuable support!

In the recent awarding ceremony of the International Organization for Health, Sports, and Kinesiology(IOHSK) - International Hybrid Conference, United States of America, held at Apo View Hotel, Davao City, Dr. Amseva Bentayao, and her co-researchers from different institutions received the Outstanding Presentation Award under the Faculty of research category - International Hybrid Conference. Their presented research entitled "Mediating Effect of Happiness between Health Consciousness and Physical Activity Attitude Among College Students." Also, this achievement became more meaningful with the presence of the CHED RO XI Regional Director, Dr. Maricar Casquejo.

It is a curtain call, and the applause is for you! Congratulations on your well-deserved success! You're an inspiration!

The BMEAS, TED family, and the SPC community are genuinely proud of you.

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Congratulations, Dr. Amseva Bentayao, as one of the
research presenters for the INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR HEALTH, SPORTS, and KINESIOLOGY (IOHSK), United States of America.

“Persevere!” people say. But perseverance without motivation is often short-lived. Without motivation, work can leave you feeling unsatisfied and uninspired. Your persistence in the field of research keeps us motivated and inspired to follow what you have achieved.

The TED family is incredibly proud of you!

Acclamation to Prof. Angilly C. Librea for publishing her paper entitled “Transition Experiences of Senior High School Teachers in the English Curriculum for K to 12” in the Faculty of Education, Srinakharinwirot University. Your hard work and dedication in the field of research are undeniably extraordinary.

You did a great job!

We would like to congratulate Dr. Amseva M. Bentayao, Prof. Rosa Medel A. Libot, Prof. Angilly C. Librea, and Henedina Felipa D. Entera, for publishing their paper “The Teacher’s Beliefs and Practices in Online Teaching” in the Faculty of Education, Srinakharinwirot University.

Well done, kapaTED!

The League of Education Students wishes a happy birthday to the dean of the Teacher Education Department, Dr. Amseva M. Bentayao!

Your endless support truly heightened the successful journey of the organization. May you receive the greatest of joys and everlasting bliss

For the Academic Category: Congratulations to Dr. Arjay Arcena, who won the 2nd place in the competition with his study entitled,
“Hugas Kamay, ‘Di Kita Iiwan: Providing Wash Areas in Carmen Integrated School, New Carmen, Tugbok, Davao City as Response to the Need for Limited Face-to-Face Classes.” Your excellent presentation inspires us to continue our endeavor in the field of research.

Another research milestone from the Teacher Education Department! Congratulations to all student researchers for presenting their studies in the recent Project Pitch Competition in Research Development and Extension Week 2.0.

We are proud of you!

RDE WEEK 2.0 | TEACHER EDUCATION STUDENTS TOP THE PODIUM

Although all entries successfully presented their studies to the board, only three of these may fill the ranks. The panelists deliberated the entries by considering the different intricacies of their studies and the researchers' presentations.

Ultimately, the first entry, entitled "Experiences of the English Teachers in Teaching Reading Literature in an Online Class," became the champion of the Teacher Education Department in the 3-Minute Pitch Competition. They are followed by the fourth entry, "Remote Laboratory Experiences in the New Normal of Education," and then by the third-place entry, "Experiences of College Students in Learning English Through Virtual Classroom."

The winning researchers will receive e-certificates and incentives per their placement.

In the end, all participants carry not only their accolades but also the experience of engaging with like-minded individuals to develop their field to new heights.

The San Pedro College community congratulates its Teacher Education Department and its dean, Dr. Amseva Bentayao, for the stellar performance of its future educators in the March 2022 Licensure Examination for Teachers!

Congratulations, future educators, and to God be the Glory!

Congratulations to all March 2022 LET passers (secondary level)

Ma'am and Sir, the SPC community is so proud of you!

We are almost at the end of the semester! This also means that graduating students are preparing for the board examination. We are here to help you!

The League of Education Students gladly presents Ms. Liezel Ann Palo as our resource speaker for the 4th episode of the e-Studyante Webinar Series. She will be discussing important reminders and strategies on how to better take your board examination.

Graduating student or not, this webinar discussion may be beneficial for you.

You may join us through this link:
https://tinyurl.com/3zy3td43

See you

EYES HERE!

The League of Education Students is glad to announce that the episodes 3 and 4 of the webinar series entitled, "e-Studyante Webinar Series" will be conducted on April 22 and 23, 2022!

Further details will be posted soon.

Stay tuned!