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News / Announcements Schools to serve as guiding light for others The first Excellence in Educational Transformation Awards (EETA) recognized seven schools for their efforts at improving the quality of their education programs and offerings to meet the demands of the 21st century. This year’s winners are St. Paul College (SPC) in San Rafael, Bulacan; Assumpta Technical High School (ATHS) in San Simon, Pampanga; Pembo Elementary School (PES) in Makati City; Claret School of Zamboanga (CSZ) in Zamboanga City; Ednas School of San Carlos (ESSC) in San Carlos, Pangasinan; Colegio San Agustin (CSA) in Makati City; and Elizabeth Seton School (ESS) in... Read More » WHAT : COMIC STRIP-MAKING CONTEST – MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE CATEGORY WHO : All Schools who adopted the Mathematics and Science Journals WHEN : Promotional Period – October to November ... Read More » Rex Educators' Congress tackles latest trends in education MANILA, Philippines - In the field of education, standards evolve rapidly as new information are made available. Educators need to be up to date in their understanding of these new information — they need to stay abreast of the latest developments so that they are prepared to teach more effectively. Early next month, leading publishing company Rex Book Store Inc. (RBSI), will once again bring together hundreds of top educators in the Philippines in its Annual Educators’ Congress, to learn and discuss the current trends in curriculum design and teaching with the theme “Understanding... Read More » Congress to showcase latest trends in curriculum design and teaching IN EARLY September, top Filipino educators will meet for the Annual Educators’ Congress. Organized by publishing company Rex Book Store Inc. (RBSI), the congress will allow participants to learn and discuss current trends in curriculum design and teaching. Teachers will be able to keep abreast of latest developments to enhance their skills and improve their techniques. The two-day conference-cum-workshop on “Understanding by Design + Differentiated Instruction” (UbD+DI) will be conducted by foreign experts Jay McTighe, Carol Ann Tomlinson, Dr. Nanci Smith and Janie Ray... Read More » 
Whether it’s pop, contemporary, jazz, or rock, almost everyone likes one kind of music or another. Integrating music as a strategy in class discussions and lessons has been proven to develop concentration, enhance memory, stimulate learning, relax stressed or overwhelmed pupils, make learning fun, facilitate absorption, and bring a sense of community to the class. Teachers can use music in a variety of ways. For instance, music can be used when introducing a new theme or topic like colors, feelings, or even heroes. To inspire a class discussion, music can also be used as an ice breaker... Read More » |