This document provides information about a "Train the Trainer" workshop being held in Dubai from January 24-26, 2020. The 3-day workshop is designed to equip professional trainers with the skills to design and deliver effective workplace training programs. Participants will learn about adult learning principles, the training cycle, needs analysis, designing training content and structure, selecting training methods, developing training plans, delivering engaging sessions, and evaluating effectiveness. The workshop will be facilitated by an experienced trainer and coach. Attendees include those new to training design and experienced trainers seeking to enhance their skills. The workshop offers an ILM certificate and includes materials, lunch, parking. Fees are AED 3,850 per participant with discounts for multiple
The document provides guidance on conducting effective training. It discusses:
1. Defining training and outlining why training is important for organizations, employees, guests and supervisors.
2. Explaining different training methods like on-the-job training, off-the-job training and the benefits of different training techniques like lectures, demonstrations and group-based activities.
3. Detailing the steps to effective training including identifying needs, designing objectives, selecting methods, conducting training, evaluating effectiveness and providing feedback.
This document outlines teaching methodology and provides guidance on effective teaching. It discusses key concepts like the definition of teaching, its purpose, and the teaching process. Teaching is defined as a planned process for learning that encourages behavioral change. The purpose of teaching is to create knowledge, awareness, and influence behavior. The teaching process involves steps like induction, topic introduction, organization, reinforcement, stimulation, and summarization. Effective teaching methods include lectures, discussions, role-plays and workshops. Good teaching is learner-oriented, well-organized and uses a variety of techniques to reinforce learning. Teachers should assess their effectiveness through self-evaluation and feedback.
The Matatag Curriculum of the Philippines for the School Year 2024-2025
The Matatag Curriculum is designed to strengthen and enhance the educational system in the Philippines, aiming to address existing challenges and better prepare students for the future. "Matatag" means "strong" or "resilient" in Filipino, reflecting the curriculum's focus on building a solid and adaptable foundation for students.
The curriculum is structured for elementary (Grades 1-6), junior high (Grades 7-10), and senior high school (Grades 11-12) levels, with a focus on foundational skills, specialized tracks, and real-world learning experiences. Overseen by the Department of Education (DepEd), the Matatag Curriculum aims to improve academic performance, equip students with 21st-century skills, and foster responsible citizenship.
The Matatag Curriculum of the Philippines for the School Year 2024-2025 focuses on strengthening and enhancing the educational system with the following key features:
Holistic Development: Addresses intellectual, emotional, social, and physical growth.
Learner-Centered Approach: Promotes active learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Revised Content and Competencies: Updates subject matter to align with global standards.
Technology Integration: Incorporates digital literacy and technology in education.
Sustainability and Global Citizenship: Introduces environmental sustainability and responsible citizenship concepts.
Indigenous Knowledge and Culture: Integrates and respects indigenous practices.
Teacher Training and Development: Provides continuous professional development for educators.
Assessment and Evaluation: Utilizes various assessment methods to measure student progress.
This workshop aims to help participants reinvigorate their instructional design for blended learning. The success of any learning program depends on whether it helps learners gain relevant skills and knowledge. This is often lost with poor instructional design. The workshop will provide support and learning opportunities to help teachers explore educational technology tools and incorporate them into their instructional design.
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This document discusses training evaluation and provides details on models and processes for evaluating training programs. It describes Kirkpatrick's four-level training evaluation model which measures reaction, learning, behavior, and results. It also outlines a five-step process for training evaluation: 1) identify purposes, 2) select methods, 3) design tools, 4) collect data, and 5) analyze and report results. Evaluation is important to improve future training, increase accountability, and determine if training meets organizational objectives.
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The document discusses training and development in organizations. It defines training as improving employee skills for current jobs through short-term orientation, while development enhances knowledge for future roles with long-term orientation. The document outlines factors for successful training like management support, needs analysis, setting goals, choosing techniques like on-the-job or off-the-job training, and evaluating training through measures like trainee perception, knowledge gained, and behavioral/work changes.
Leadership skills for supervisors feb. lagosPetro Nomics
This document provides information about a 2-day leadership skills training course for supervisors in Lagos, Nigeria from February 19-20, 2015. The training will focus on developing leadership skills like influencing others, effective communication, decision making, and leading organizational change. It will involve questionnaires, discussions, and development of an individual action plan. The fee for the training is 105,000 Naira per participant. Organizations can also request to host a customized in-house training.
Leadership skills for supervisors feb. lagosPetro Nomics
This document summarizes a 2-day leadership skills training course for supervisors in Lagos, Nigeria from February 19-20, 2015. The course will help participants gain awareness of their leadership strengths and challenges, influence others positively, communicate clearly, make better decisions, and lead organizational change. It will include modules on leading with responsibility, authentic communication, positive influence, courage, and developing an action plan. The fee is 105,000 Naira per participant and it is designed for mid-level executives and managers. In-house training is also available.
1. Formative evaluation refers to ongoing assessments conducted during a course or program to provide feedback and improve teaching and learning. It focuses on identifying student weaknesses and deficiencies to provide remedial support.
2. The key purposes of formative evaluation are to provide feedback to teachers to modify instruction, identify gaps in student understanding, and increase student self-efficacy and motivation. Feedback is central and should clarify expectations, encourage self-assessment, and help close gaps between current and desired performance.
3. Techniques include quizzes, short answer questions, practical exercises, and one-minute writing assessments. Research shows significant learning gains when formative assessment is used across content areas. Teachers should be trained and prepare students
The document proposes a conceptual framework for a pilot mentor program at GRIDCo. The program would pair 20-25 new engineer and technician hires with mentors. The objectives are to assist mentees' professional development through coaching, challenging assignments, and exposure. Benefits include improving skills, motivation, and knowledge transfer. The framework defines mentor and mentee roles and responsibilities, and provides guidelines for recruitment, matching, meetings, and program management. The goal is to evaluate the pilot program before expanding it organization-wide.
This document discusses training and development in organizations. It covers the need for training to build competencies and support a knowledge economy. Training enhances skills, effectiveness and helps with personal and organizational development. Training is defined as improving knowledge, skills and abilities relevant to one's job. The functions of training programs include acquiring knowledge, improving performance and meeting organizational objectives. Training needs are assessed through various methods and a training plan is developed and implemented with evaluation. Various on-the-job and off-the-job training methods are discussed.
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This document outlines standards and verification requirements for schools to improve their governance under the revised School-Based Management framework. It covers 4 standards within the governance dimension: 1) Ensuring stakeholder participation in governance and operations, 2) Effective implementation of programs aligned with strategic plans, 3) Communication of program implementation to stakeholders, and 4) Use of feedback and monitoring mechanisms. Schools must provide documentation and reports at increasing levels of achievement to demonstrate fulfillment of each standard. The goal is for schools to continuously improve governance practices and share best practices within their community of schools.
This document outlines the Kinder Learning Program for a kindergarten class in the Philippines. It describes:
- A staggered schedule for the first two weeks where half the class attends each day for 1.5 hours focusing on literacy and numeracy.
- A full schedule for weeks 3-4 where the whole class attends daily for 3 hours, still focusing on literacy and numeracy.
- The routine includes learning stations, circle time, storytelling, activity sheets, snack time and closing.
- Literacy covers listening, speaking, reading, writing and numeracy covers numbers, addition and more.
- Recommended storybooks are provided to support the before, during, after reading process
This document discusses gender and development. It defines sex as biological characteristics that are fixed at birth, while gender is socially and culturally determined and involves norms and expectations related to masculinity and femininity. Gender is learned through socialization which occurs through various agents like family, school, religion and media. The document outlines gender stereotypes related to roles, capacities and traits that are assigned to men and women. It emphasizes the role of education in promoting gender-fair and sensitive practices to overcome biases and restrictions based on gender.
This document contains the 2022 Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) for Catagbacan Elementary School. It outlines the school's programs, projects, activities, indicators, targets, responsibilities, and resource requirements for the year. The AIP aims to ensure ongoing delivery of a high-quality curriculum and supportive learning environment. Key programs and initiatives included in the AIP are the School-Based Feeding Program, Dropout Reduction Program, ICT Program, and Monitoring and Evaluation processes to promote learner achievement. The AIP also includes the school's financial targets and supports for the year to implement its planned outputs and activities.
1. The document describes an observation of an English 3 class taught by Maria Juana Pascual.
2. The teacher used a variety of teaching strategies like developmental reading techniques, graphic organizers, and differentiated activities to engage students.
3. Formative assessments like recitation, group activities, and seatwork were used to check understanding.
This document provides an introduction to Module 2 which focuses on using a range of teaching strategies to promote literacy and numeracy. The objectives are for participants to become acquainted with literacy and numeracy concepts, reflect on current practices, and develop ways to further enhance skills in promoting these areas. The module will provide an overview of key concepts, suggestions for improvement, and practice examples. Participants are asked to answer guide questions about what they learned and how they would teach the module content. They then work in groups to develop strategies for incorporating literacy and numeracy skills in different subject areas before presenting. The goal is for educators to understand the importance of these skills and provide quality instruction to help students succeed.
This certificate acknowledges active participation in a 3-day district training workshop from October 25-27, 2022 on creating audio-video lessons and quality assurance of non-print materials. The certificate was awarded on October 27, 2022 by the district supervisor. A second certificate awarded on January 14, 2022 acknowledges participation in a 3-day literacy instruction training for teachers from January 7-14, 2022. A third certificate of recognition was given on August 5, 2022 for participation in a 3-day training from August 3-5, 2022 on early language, literacy and numeracy skills. All certificates were awarded by the district supervisor in Burauen, Leyte, Philippines.
The document discusses community mobilization, defining it as a continual process through which community members plan and carry out activities to improve health, education, and other needs. It is not the same as social mobilization, community participation, or advocacy, but may utilize strategies from these. Community mobilization aims to build community capacity and empowerment. It works to mobilize existing community resources and organizations. Key elements discussed include community, mobilization, participation, and the dialogue of scientific and traditional forms of knowledge. A range of community mobilization strategies, approaches, and methods are presented.
The document discusses strategies for reading engagement activities after reading to students. It emphasizes the importance of post-reading discussion to develop comprehension through questioning. Teachers should ask questions at five levels of complexity: literal, inferential, evaluative, analytical, and applied. Engagement activities help maximize learning if tailored to the story and support each child's abilities. Activities should differ from enrichment activities in focusing on story elements and avoiding spelling corrections to instead support understanding. The document stresses selecting age-appropriate discussion questions and activities to enrich children's reading experience.
The document discusses the Fuller Technique for teaching beginning reading. The Fuller Technique uses a combination of alphabet, phonics, and whole word methods. It involves first teaching letter names and sounds, then blending sounds to form words following a sequence of word families. Short vowel words, blends, digraphs and long vowel words are introduced. Sight words and sentences are also incorporated. The approach emphasizes multi-sensory learning and practicing letter formation.
The document provides guidance on conducting the Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil-IRI). It describes the various forms needed to conduct the Phil-IRI group screening test and individual assessments. These include forms to record class reading performance, summarize group screening results, and report individual student reading levels and behaviors. The document also outlines the step-by-step process for administering the group screening test and individual assessments, analyzing quantitative and qualitative results to determine a student's reading level, and selecting appropriate reading materials.
The document defines explicit instruction as a systematic teaching method that proceeds in small steps, checks for student understanding, and ensures active participation. It notes that explicit instruction is important for beginning readers as they need direct instruction in skills and strategies. The key components of explicit instruction include teaching/modeling the skill, guided practice, and independent practice. Teachers introduce the lesson, demonstrate the skill, provide support during initial practice, and evaluate students as they apply the skill independently. Overall, explicit instruction breaks down complex skills, provides feedback, and gradually reduces support as students master skills through deliberate practice.
This document summarizes the results of an oral reading proficiency test given to 452 grade 1 learners in MTB-MLE. It finds that 21.68% were independent readers, 22.12% were instructional, 36.06% were frustration, and 17.48% were non-readers. It identifies several schools with high numbers of non-readers and frustration readers. Possible factors affecting reading ability are identified, such as lack of letter sound mastery, limited reading materials exposure, and lack of motivation. The document recommends further actions like conducting teacher training, utilizing available reading materials, exposing children to different formats of reading materials, and benchmarking best practices of higher performing schools.
This document from the Department of Education provides interim guidance for teacher hiring in the 2022-2023 school year given the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows schools to establish new registries of qualified applicants for upcoming vacancies and continue renewing provisional teaching appointments. The English Proficiency Test will remain valid for two years. While no test result is not grounds for disqualification, applicants still need to meet cutoff scores. Hiring authorities are directed to follow these instructions and applicable guidelines.
The document contains multiple question and answer sections, with each section including a question typed at the top followed by answers below. Across the sections, various questions are posed and answered within the formatted structure of the document.
Description:
Welcome to the comprehensive guide on Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) concepts, tailored for final year B.Sc. Computer Science students affiliated with Alagappa University. This document covers fundamental principles and advanced topics in RDBMS, offering a structured approach to understanding databases in the context of modern computing. PDF content is prepared from the text book Learn Oracle 8I by JOSE A RAMALHO.
Key Topics Covered:
Main Topic : PL/SQL
Sub-Topic :
Structure of PL/SQL Block, Declaration Section, Variable, Constant, Execution Section, Exception, How PL/SQL works, Control Structures, If then Command,
Loop Command, Loop with IF, Loop with When, For Loop Command, While Command, Integrating SQL in PL/SQL program.
Target Audience:
Final year B.Sc. Computer Science students at Alagappa University seeking a solid foundation in RDBMS principles for academic and practical applications.
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Dr. S. Murugan is Associate Professor at Alagappa Government Arts College, Karaikudi. With 23 years of teaching experience in the field of Computer Science, Dr. S. Murugan has a passion for simplifying complex concepts in database management.
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This document is intended for educational purposes only. The content presented here reflects the author’s understanding in the field of RDBMS as of 2024.
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Session Objectives
At the end of the session, participants will be able to:
● Discuss the important elements in creating an
excellent and powerful learning Facilitation;
● demonstrate ways of effective learning facilitation;
and
● express commitment to apply the tips in learning
facilitation of the MATATAG curriculum.
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Domain 4 Developing Self and Others
Strand 4.1 Learning and Development
Indicator 4.1.4 Model exemplary practices in the
delivery of different learning and development
interventions to support divisions/districts/schools
and/or learning centers.
5
Domains, Strands, Indicators of PPSS
(DepEd Order No. 24, s. 2020)
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Domain 4 Developing Self and Others
Strand 4.5 Professional Development of School
Personnel,
Indicator 4.5.2 Implement professional
development initiatives to enhance strengths and
address performance gaps among school
personnel.
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Domains, Strands, Indicators of PPSSH
(DepEd Order No. 24, s. 2020)
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The whole point of bringing a group
together is not to give them
eyestrain. It is to change the way
they think, act, or work. We want to
create “learning that sticks.”
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● Look for a pair. It could be
your seatmates or others.
● Assign a corresponding
letter to both of you (A &
B).
● Start with A then take turns
in sharing your answers
after every 3 minutes.
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Instructions
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SHARING OF EXPERIENCES
1. What are your AHA experiences in Learning
Facilitation?
2. Why did you consider such experience as
your most unforgettable one?
3. What is the most important element one
should consider to be an effective learning
facilitator?
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2. Why did you consider such experience
as your most unforgettable one?
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3. What is the most important
element one should consider to
be an effective learning
facilitator?
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GUIDE QUESTIONS:
1. How do you find the activity?
2. What do you think is the most
important element in learning
facilitation?
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Understanding Yourself
Must – basics
Facilitating Learning
Presenting Content
Using Technology
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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FACILITATING LEARNING
Uses attending and questioning skills
in creating a positive/non-threatening
learning atmosphere (engaging, supportive,
and safe) for diverse participants.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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FACILITATING LEARNING
Uses listening and observing skills
in monitoring participants' behavior and
level of engagement to respond
appropriately.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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FACILITATING LEARNING
Asks higher-order thinking skills
(HOTS) questions that are clear and
relevant to elicit participants’ ideas and
ensure understanding of concepts.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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FACILITATING LEARNING
Uses integrating skills to
synthesize the responses of the
participants and the activities of the
session.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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FACILITATING LEARNING
Stimulates Higher Order Thinking
Skills (HOTS) from participants by
presenting real-life examples and
engaging activities.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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FACILITATING LEARNING
Employs various strategies to
draw out key learning concepts
from participants.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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PRESENTING CONTENT
Delivers accurate content clearly
and in an organized manner while
ensuring alignment with session
objectives.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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PRESENTING CONTENT
Delivers concepts and ideas
while exhibiting a good
command of the language.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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PRESENTING CONTENT
Demonstrates effective verbal (voice) and
non-verbal cues (body language, gestures,
facial expressions, posture, etc.) to affirm
ideas and gain the participants’ attention,
interest, and engagement.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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PRESENTING CONTENT
Exhibits flexibility and adaptability
in the delivery of the session to ensure
an appropriate response to unforeseen
situations.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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USING TECHNOLOGY EFFECTIVELY
Uses appropriate technology with ease
and confidence to enhance learning
delivery.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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USING TECHNOLOGY EFFECTIVELY
Integrates various virtual applications
or tools (e.g. chat, quizzes, polls,
whiteboards, digital journal) for maximum
engagement and learning.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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MANAGING ONESELF
Ability to take responsibility for one’s
behavior and well-being by optimizing one’s
strengths, pursuing opportunities for improvement,
and exhibiting a positive mindset to build a
harmonious relationship with self, fellow learning
facilitators, and participants.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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Developing Self
Accepts feedback without being
defensive and offensive and reflects on the
feedback for self-improvement.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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Developing Self
Recognizes strengths and
addresses areas of improvement
for continuous self-development.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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Developing Self
Observes proper decorum and
warm and respectful behavior at all
times to show respect towards oneself
and others.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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Developing Self
Manages time to ensure that the
session finishes on time without
compromising the achievement of
objectives.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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WORKING WITH OTHERS
Shows humility, respect, and
sincerity when dealing with other
members of the program
management team.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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WORKING WITH OTHERS
Exhibits reflective behavior
to influence others positively.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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WORKING WITH OTHERS
Relates to others with
sensitivity and a caring attitude.
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTATION
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Understanding Audience
Use Audience Heat Map
Emotion
Vision
Action
ELEMENTS IN PRESENTSATION
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TIPS FOR AN EXCELLENT AND
POWERFUL PRESENTATION
● Be prepared.
● Establish your credibility right up front.
● Include a goal early in the presentation.
● Begin separate ideas with powerful
quotations or images.
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TIPS FOR AN EXCELLENT AND
POWERFUL PRESENTATION
● Ask thought provoking questions.
● Make startling statements.
● Be prepared for difficult questions.
● Engage and energize.
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TIPS FOR AN EXCELLENT AND
POWERFUL PRESENTATION
● Anticipate.
● Connect the dots.
● Respect the agenda and break times.
● Celebrate with gratitude.
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Develop the capacities
you already possess
● Energy Capacity – push on physically.
● Emotional Capacity – manage your emotions.
● Thinking Capacity – think effectively.
● People Capacity – building relationships.
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Develop the capacities
you already possess
● Creative Capacity – see options and find answers.
● Production Capacity – accomplish results.
● Leadership Capacity – lift and lead others.
● Discipline Capacity – focus now and follow through.
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Develop the capacities
you already possess
● Attitude Capacity - be positive regardless of circumstances.
● Risk Capacity – get out of your comfort zone.
● Growth Capacity – focus on how far you can go.
● Partnership Capacity – collaborate with others.
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As a Learning Facilitator, I
commit to_________________
Direction: Complete the statement above by connecting it
with a word that starts with the first letter of your name which
will serve as your commitment.
Ex: My name is MILANER and the first letter of my
name is M, and so I commit to be a MATATAG
facilitator.
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“Erase the board of your
achievements and allow
yourself to be a beginner
again.”
- Steve Jobs
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Program Management Team
Curriculum and Teaching Strand
Bureau of Curriculum Development
Bureau of Learning Delivery
Bureau of Education Assessment
Bureau of Alternative Education
Bureau of Learning Resources
Human Resources and Organizational Development
Strand
National Educators Academy of the Philippines
(NEAP)
Professional Development Division
Quality Assurance Division
Session Guide and Presentation
Deck Developer/s
Region VIII, SDO Calbayog City
Milaner Oyo-a
MATATAG CURRICULUM TRAINING RESOURCE PACKAGE
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Purpose of the Slide:
Say:
Do:
Note: Change the title to reflect the governance level and target audience. Download this document as a PPT.
Purpose of the Slide:
Say:
Do:
Note: Change the title to reflect the governance level and target audience. Download this document as a PPT.
Purpose of the Slide: to give the title of the session and name of the RP/LF
Say: I am _____________ and I will be facilitating the session titled ______.
Other Notes: Faci may add more ad libs.
Purpose of the Slide: To give the objective/aim of the session
Say: In this session, you will be ___________. At the end of the session, you will also be ____________. Below are the strands of the professional standards that this PD addresses.
Other Notes:
Do: Read the instruction and distribute the template. Make sure that all participants have a copy.
Do: Read the instruction and distribute the template. Make sure that all participants have a copy.
Do: Write key concepts mentioned by the participants on the white board/sheets of manila paper.
Key concepts that might be mentioned:
Q2: Because I was able to impart my knowledge as a Resource Person to the participants…
Do: Process the participants’ answers.