Three Elements of Creative Pedagogy
PETA Senior-Artist Teacher, Cris Gonzales, shares his experience in integrating PETA's creative pedagogy in the homeschool science curriculum.
This session is part of the Creative Educators Series of PETA’s Let’s Get Creative.
PETA Artist-Teachers Ada Tayao and John Moran share the art of storytelling as an effective teaching strategy in the classroom
This session is part of the Creative Educators Series of PETA’s Let’s Get Creative.
What can teachers learn from the art of Drama? What makes viewers of dramatic shows hooked? How can we transfer or adapt its elements to engage our students?
Watch PETA Artist-Teachers Norbs Portales and Ada Tayao as they try to integrate creative drama in horizontal curriculum alignment.
This session is part of the Creative Educators Series of PETA’s Let’s Get Creative.
Creativity empowers the individual to make things --not only to protect the self but to protect the environment.
Watch as PETA Artist-Teacher John Moran guide you in creating your very own Eco Bag and Face Mask using recycled materials!
A simple lesson teachers can do to integrate education for sustainable development in basic education curriculum.
This LGC session outlines PETA’s practice of online classroom management and provides creative approaches and techniques that teachers and parents can use to facilitate productive and meaningful learning for our students/kids when they transition to blended learning.
This session is part of the Creative Educators Series of PETA’s Let’s Get Creative.
PETA produced Children Show showcasing master storyteller Bodgie Pascua.
High school students adapt Shakespearean text: exploring the native language while exploring relevant themes on Filipino resilience in the time of the COVID-19 Pandemic.