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The Carlos Hilado Memorial State College-Binalbagan Campus encouraged its faculty to attend seminars and training to improve their capabilities and enhance their skills in their field of expertise. One of the training that most faculty in different departments of the Binalbagan Campus attended was the UPOU (University of the Philippines Open University) training entitled Gearing up for the Next Normal: Training of Teachers on Flexible Learning. The training was composed of ten modules such as Module 1: Flexible Learning: An Overview, Module 2: Designing your Course the Backward Design Process, Module 3: Module Writing & Course Materials Development, Module 4: Developing the Teacher Trainer Curriculum, Module 5: Assessment in Flexible Learning Mode, Module 6: Course Delivery, Module 7, Module 8: Quality Assurance in a Flexible Learning Mode, Module 9: eLeadership & eClassroom Management, and Module 10: Emerging Trends in Education.
The UPOU Training consisted of ten (10) modules that need to be finished and there were various activities and projects to be accomplished in order to get a certificate.
This UPOU Training was imparted to the Faculty of Carlos Hilado Memorial State University-Binalbagan Campus. It was part of the Re-entry project of the selected participants that attended the training.
A stakeholder's meeting was made to present the changes of the curriculum offered in every program, each program chair explain revisions made to their previously made curriculum. It is participated by the parents/guardian of the students and the students themselves are present.
This work procedure is to establish the process of review, revision and endorsement of the curriculum. The Dean together with the Program Chairperson ensure that the current curriculum is in consonance with the requirements of Policies, Standards and Guidelines of the program.
Prior to the conduct of the review of syllabus, a memo from the CIMD director was released to the different colleges informing on the schedule of their orientation. After the orientation the dean's office will be releasing the schedule for each of the program including the BSED Program.
The syllabus of the BSED program was reviewed together with the other program under the college of education facilitated by the dean . The letter for the sschedules of each programram is presented on the right
This work procedure is to establish the process of review, revision and endorsement of the curriculum. The Dean together with the Program Chairperson ensure that the current curriculum is in consonance with the requirements of Policies, Standards and Guidelines of the program.
The review of instructional materials was conducted by the Teacher Education faculty who handles BSED courses. The committee was composed of the proponent, two (2) internal panels, one (1) external panel, the CIMD chair, and the Program Chairperson.
At first, the proponent will present their course module to the committee. The course module should meet the standards of the CIMD guidelines. During the review, that panel committee will provide suggestions and comments for the improvement of the course module. They will be provided with an evaluation and suggestions form which the proponent should use for the revision of the course module.
Phases 1 and 2 are required for the Review of the Instructional Materials. The proponent will present the revised course module to the panel committee for the Phase 2 level. If all required recommendations were met, then the proponent will be eligible for the production of the course module.
An online module review was conducted and participated by the teachers under the teacher education department
Academic institutions are responsible for developing graduate’s competence that matches the needs of the secondary schools and is responsive to present and future challenges. A critical component of competence is the skills which must be provided in and out of the schools. On this note, teaching internship becomes necessary to complement classroom instruction.
The teaching internship is required under the CMO 75 Series of 2017. Policies, Standards, and Guidelines for Bachelor of Secondary Education. This provides students the chance and opportunity to apply the skills, knowledge and attitudes learned in college and, at the same time, to experience the actual teaching to the elementary learners
These internships expose the students to work realities that will ideally hone their skills and prepare them once they get out of the university or college. Yashpal Committee Reports that teaching internship supports socialization within the profession, stimulates development of teaching-learning concepts, provides a protected field of experimentation, allows new perspectives and enhances motivation to continue learning and reflecting. This would help them to choose, design, organize and conduct meaningful classroom activities therefore ,internship plays a significant and prominent role in the course of teacher education.
This activity is guided witht he memorandum of agreement inorder to establish commitment in both parties for the success of the activity.
This is action research in the context of pedagogy, of science in any of the four areas such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth science. It conducts oral/final defenses as part of their requirement before graduation in which student in 4-5 members will look for the topical problem that they think needs to be addressed especially when it affects them as a science student.
This is the sample student evaluation of the teacher's teaching performance for the second semester of 2020-2021. This evaluation is given to determine students' satisfaction with their learning as facilitated by the teacher. This evaluation of students will be used to identify satisfactory teachers and to take necessary action to improve and mitigate bad habits.