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SPED Program Features Integration of Special Education,
Inclusive Classroom To keep abreast with current trends in education, the Special Education (SPED) program of the Elementary Education De-partment of the College of Education (COE) initiated the semi-nar-workshop on SPED. The event, with the theme, “Keys to in-tegration: Special Education and Inclusive Education,” was held on March 1, 2018 at the Finster Hall of AUP. Guest resource person was the animated Dr. Peter Moriasi, As-sistant Professor of Chaldron State College, Nebraska, USA. “He is a certified Special Education licensed teacher who is passionate in ensuring that equitable opportunity exists for every learner in the regular classroom”, as introduced by Prof. Michelle Collado, SPED coordinator of COE. A total of 160+ participants registered from schools of Central Luzon Conference (CLC), South-Central Luzon Conference (SCLC), Southern Luzon Mission (SLM), and from Non-denominational institutions, many of whom came as early as 6:30 A.M. This particular seminar-workshop may be applied and regis-tered for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) units under the category Self-directed Learning, upon submission of the certif-icate of attendance to the Philippine Regulation Commission (PRC), which specifies the number of credit units, as explained by Dr. Jeremiah Fameronag, Chair of the Secondary Education depart-ment, COE during the CPD orientation part of the program.
The Official Newsletter of the College of Education (Center of Excellence), Adventist University of the Philippines, Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
March 1, 2018
Special SPED Seminar Edition
Academy Chorale,
SPED Majors
Share Music Skills Conducted by Mr. Cyril Punay, the Academy Chorale and SPED majors led by Jen-nalyn Dela Vina presented their ministry in music and song for the teacher –participants. The Academy Chorale led the meditation and invocation with their power-ful rendition of “This Would be the Day”. This was fol-lowed by the Philippine Na-tional Anthem and the AUP School Song. Meanwhile, the SPED students shared their knowledge and skills in inte-gration of language and com-munication through the song “Above All” highlighted by sign language for the hearing impaired. Just before the presentation of the resource person, the Academy Chorale presented a stellar performance of the song “The Coconut Nut” to the de-light and applause of the par-ticipants.
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Programme Registration & Call for Seminar:
Emcee Quiet Moments With God Song Service: Ms. Beverly Pegarido, Ms. Arlene Macalalad Ms. Kyla Fortu, Opening Prayer: Ms. Jennalyn Ann Dela Vina Special Music: AUP Academy Chorale Welcome and Devotional Message: Ms. Batulayan Faculty, COE National Anthem: AUP Academy Chorale AUP Song: AUP Academy Chorale Musical Rendition: AUP Academy Chorale CPD Orientation: Dr. Jeremiah Fameronag Chair, Secondary Ed., COE Meditational : Interpretative Song: Selected BEED - SpEd Students Introduction of the Resource Speaker: Ms. Michelle T. Collado, Coordinator, SpEd, COE SEMINAR PART 1: The Evolution of Special Education Health Break SEMINAR PART 2: The Importance of Team Collaboration: SpEd Teachers, Regular Teachers and Other Support Services Question & Answer Lunch Break SEMINAR PART 3: “Teaching Strategies in Handling Students with Special Needs in an Inclusive Classroom” Workshop/Application Group Presentation Responses/Feedback Health Break and Picture Taking Generalization/Question and Answer Closing Remarks: Ms. Edena Lumbao Ed. Director, SLM Vote of Gratitude: Dr. Gracel Saban, Dean COE Closing Prayer: Pastor Sagnoy Ed. Director, SCLC Awarding of Certificates of Attendance Registration Committee
*Emcee: Jisty Dana Frias
COE Quill & Scroll
(Special SPED
Seminar-Workshop Edition)
Compiled and edited by:
Elmie Lynn V.
Lagajino
Assisted by
Jennalyn Dela Viña
COOL REACTIONS COMPILED BY
JENNALYN DELA VIÑA
I also have some students who are intellectually chal-lenged so being here is a blessing since I can bring something when I go back to my workplace. --Joy
Benedicto, SCLC
I want to quote, “we don’t have to be special educa-tion students to serve men-tally challenged pupils, that’s what I like. --Magielyn
Azupardo, Biñan Adventist
Elementary School
Interactive group activi-ties…able kami na maka-pagsabi ng mga iniisip namin from our experienc-es in our classroom. – Faye
Andrado, UPSEM –English
Training Center
It’s a great privilege to join…makatulong sa teach-ers sa integration. We need this as educators in dealing with children with disabili-ties.--April Joe C. Bosque , Los Baños Adventist Elemen-
tary School
This is my first time to attend; I’m happy to gain new knowledge. My initial reason for coming here is to acquire CPD units,but I realized that it is more than that. —Joel Bayeta, Hillside
View Adventist Academy.
We learned how to iden-tify students with special needs and how to handle them--Merle Papna, CLAA
Worth it yung pag attend ko dito maraming bagay na nalilinaw sa-kin;maganda yung pro-gram, organized, magal-ing yung speaker, ma-ganda ang flow.–Apple Marasigan, Lipa Adventist Academy
Food is okay! Nutritious and Delicious.—Judy N. Dela Rosa, Kipot Adventist Elementary School, San Juan Batangas
Very good food! Naubos nga namin.-Sally Aljecera, SLM
Delicious food!; Nabusog ako. –Bevelyn Veracis, Matnog Sorsogon, SLM
SpEd
Seminar-
Workshop
Photo credits: Rosdy Lazaro and Jennalyn Dela Viña
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Facebook: AUP-COE college of education-official NEXT CPD SEMINAR SCHEDULE: *April 9-11, 2018—SCLC *May 14-16, 2018—CLC THEME “Developing Critical Thinking Skills in the 21st Century” *For Online Photos and presentations log on to facebook page Keys to Integration.
AUP COE PROVIDES CPD SEMINARS, LAST ONE THIS YEAR
IN PALAWAN By Elmie Lynn V. Lagajino, AUP Cyberlink
AUP College of Education (COE) conducted its 3rd and last off-
campus Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminar for 2017,
on December 20-22, in Taytay, Palawan. The interactive seminar with
the theme “Developing 21st Century Critical Thinkers, carried 24 units.
It is the maximum number of units allowed by the Philippine Regula-
tions Commission (PRC) for a 3-day seminar, and it was hosted by
Faith Adventist Academy (FAA) headed by Principal Janeth Bacomo,
and 105 teachers, mostly non-SDA in participation. Resource speakers
were Dr. Gracel Ann S. Saban who is the dean of COE, and Dr. Jeremi-
ah Fameronag, chair of the Secondary Education department of COE.
The first and second COE interactive seminars off-campus were held in
November in Northern Luzon Mission (NLM), Pangasinan, and in
Norhteast Luzon Mission (NELM), Isabela. A total of 6 seminars were
conducted by COE for 2017; 3 in –campus and 3 off-campus. Altogeth-
er, COE has served more than 700 teachers in the Philippines at the
close of 2017. PRC requires each professional teacher 45 units within 3
years for PRC license renewal. According to Dr. Saban, AUP COE
holds a CPD provider's PRC Accreditation # 2017-127 and the CPD in
Palawan holds a Program Accreditation # 2017-127-182. She added
that more CPD seminar-workshops are scheduled in 2018.
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Gracel Ann S. Saban, PhD, LPT Dean, College of Education Leonardo B. Dorado, PhD, LPT Chair, Graduate Education Department Jeremiah C. Fameronag, PhD, LPT Chair, Secondary Education Department Rufina P. Francisco, PhD, LPT Chair, Elementary Education Department TEACHING FACULTY Nerissa S. Batulayan, MA, LPT Michelle T. Collado, MA, LPT Teofilo C. Esguerra, Jr, MA, LPT Rey L. Gelladuga, MBA, LPT Elmie Lynn V. Lagajino, PhD, LPT Marieta B. Pagaduan, MA, LPT Neomie Gelladuga, MBA College Secretary WORK SCHOLARS Jamaica Castueras/ Donald Esperal/ Drexyl Mumar /Joy Jagmis/ Aaron Contemplacion
THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION “DREAM TEAM”
