Empowering 21st Century Educators

Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University
South La Union Campus

COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES
Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
email address: gc_agoo@yahoo.com
September 24, 2014
Atty. Donato Balderas

Schools Division Superintendent, San Carlos City Division
San Fernando, La Union
SIR:
The Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University which the undersigned represent
humbly seek for a strengthened partnership of our agencies on the area of education.
In particular, the colleges of DMMMSU-South La Union Campus (College of Teacher

Education [Center of Excellence], College of Computer Science, College of Arts and
Sciences, Institute of Health and Allied Medical Sciences, Institute of Agriculture, and
Institute of Fisheries, and the Graduate School) are collaborating to provide extension
services in keeping with our mandate and as part of our social responsibility to the
community and to the country.
Believing on the dictum that it takes a whole village to educate a child, we are
partnering with several government and non-government organization particularly with
the Department of Education for a stronger delivery of our extension programs
particularly in helping solve problems in education and community.
We have several extension programs open for partnership and we are initially offering
our services to your agency through our 1) Institutional Development and Capability
Building Program, 2) Educational Leadership, Professional Development, and Teacher
Support Program, and 3) Adopt-a-School Program. Under these programs are training
projects and other activities aimed at the professional development of our school heads
and teachers covering different specializations/subject to enhance competencies for a
more effective instructional delivery that would redound to higher achievement of our
students. We also offer our service in the area of research should your agency need
technical assistance.
Attached are outlines of our six (6) initially-lined up training projects for your perusal and
evaluation of their relevance vis-à-vis the thrusts of your agency. We can offer these as
a stand-alone training or as a joint endeavor embedded in your lined-up training
activities on a division level, or as a school-based training.
For September to November 2014, we have lined-up trainings in the areas of Science
Education, Special Education, and Educational Administration/ Community
Development of which we seek for the endorsement of your office (see appended
Training Matrix).
Likewise, we seek for partnership in our endeavor for the further professionalization of
our public school teachers through graduate education. We are currently exploring for
possible graduate school scholarship of our public school teachers/heads as we try to
solicit for support from various agencies and foundations (see attached concept paper
re: Community/School Development Graduate Scholarship Program for Public School
Teachers).
DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center
…creating possibilities.
Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Attached also is a draft of a MOA aimed at formalizing our partnership for your review.
Your favorable response to our proposal for a strengthened partnership on education is

very much appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
EMMANUEL J. SONGCUAN
Dean, Graduate Studies
ADELINA D. ANCHETA
Dean, College of Education
Encl (7): Education, Professional Development, and Teacher Support Program

(6 Project Outlines)
Training Design of Science Training Series 1-4
Training Design of SPED Training Series 1-3
Training Design of School Leadership Training Series 1-3
DMMMSU-SLUC-CGS Research and Extension Agenda
Community/School Development Scholarship Program
Proposed Memorandum of Agreement of DMMMSU and DepEd

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
September 24, 2014
Dr. Rowena C. Banzon

Schools Division Superintendent, DepEd-La Union
San Fernando, La Union
MADAM:
The Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University which the undersigned represent
humbly seek for a strengthened partnership of our agencies on the area of education.
In particular, the colleges of DMMMSU-South La Union Campus (College of Teacher

Education [Center of Excellence], College of Computer Science, College of Arts and
Sciences, Institute of Health and Allied Medical Sciences, Institute of Agriculture, and
Institute of Fisheries, and the Graduate School) are collaborating to provide extension
services in keeping with our mandate and as part of our social responsibility to the
community and to the country.
Believing on the dictum that it takes a whole village to educate a child, we have also
partnered with the Local Government Unit of Agoo;,Provincial Government of La Union,
Synergia, Inc.; and Resources for the Blind, Inc. for a stronger delivery of our programs
particularly in helping solve problems in education and community.
We have several extension programs open for partnership and we are initially offering
our services to your agency through our 1) Institutional Development and Capability
Building Program, 2) Educational Leadership, Professional Development, and Teacher
Support Program, and 3) Adopt-a-School Program. Under these programs are training
projects and other activities aimed at the professional development of our school heads
and teachers covering different specializations/subject to enhance competencies for a
more effective instructional delivery that would redound to higher achievement of our
students. We also offer our service in the area of research should your agency need
technical assistance.
Attached are outlines of our six (6) initially-lined up training projects for the year for your
perusal and evaluation of their relevance vis-à-vis the thrusts of your agency. We can
offer these as a stand-alone training or as a joint endeavor embedded in your lined-up
training activities on a division level, or as a school-based training.
For September to November 2014, we have lined-up trainings in the areas of Science
Education, Special Education, and Educational Administration/ Community
Development of which we seek for the endorsement of your office and approval for the
time-off release of school heads and teachers who will be attending the said trainings
(see appended Training Matrix).
As an initial benefit of our collaboration, the four (4) Science Training Series spanning a
total of eight (8) days of training will be given free for the 150 Agoo Science teachers
under the auspices of the Provincial Government of La Union (Provincial School Board),
LGU-Agoo, Synergia, Inc, while the first series training of the Leadership Training
Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Series for school heads of La Union will be sponsored by the Second Congressional
District of La Union
Attached is a draft MOA aimed at formalizing our partnership for your review.
Your favorable response to our proposal for a strengthened partnership on education,

request for endorsement of trainings, and approval for the time-off release of the
training beneficiaries is very much appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
Dean, Graduate Studies
ADELINA D. ANCHETA
Encl (6): Education, Professional Development, and Teacher Support Program

(6 Project Outlines)
Training Design of Science Training Series 1-4
Training Design of SPED Training Series 1-3
DMMMSU-SLUC-CGS Research and Extension Agenda
Proposed Memorandum of Agreement of DMMMSU and DepEd

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Seminar Details:
Area of
Specialization Seminar Details Training Objectives
Educational Seminar Title:

Administration/
Management Empowering the 21st Century School Develop the competencies
Leaders (Series 1-3) and attributes of school heads
for effective governance and
Date: Series 1: September 27, 2014 management
Series 2: October 11, 2014
Series 3: October 18, 2014 Enable participants to identify
areas for improvement in their
Venue: Eriguel Hall management styles and skills
Teachers’ Training Center and in leading people towards
DMMMSU-SLUC, Agoo, La Union school reforms and
development and make a
Target Participants: specific plan for change
incorporating a variety of
Public School heads approaches, strategies, and
of Region 1 techniques.
With 0-5 years of experience in
educational administration
Registration: PhP 150.00/per day

To cover”
1 lunch and 2 snacks
handouts and certificates
Free Registration for

Series 1 Seminar
100 public school heads
of La Union
(Subsidized by LGU-La Union)
Science Seminar Title:

Education
Science Seminar Series:
Enhancing the Proficiency and Update the trainees’

Pedagogical Skills of Science Teachers in knowledge on the latest
Handling Students with Diverse Needs trends in Science teaching
(Series 1-4)
Equip participants with skills
Date: Series 1: October 2-4, 2014 and techniques for laboratory
Series 2: November 20-21, 2014 activities in different
Series 3: November 27-29, 2014 curriculum levels

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Venue: Eriguel Hall Develop the competencies

Teachers’ Training Center and attributes of teachers for
DMMMSU-SLUC, Agoo, La Union effective teaching to diverse
students in the 21st century
Target Participants: Enable participants to identify

100 public school Science areas for improvement in their
teachers of Region 1 own teaching and make a
specific plan for change
7 participants per division incorporating a variety of
( 3 elementary/4 secondary) methodologies in their
teaching of learners with
Limited Engagement: diverse needs
Pre-Registration required
Registration: PhP 600.00 per series

(With lodging arrangement)
To cover:
6 meals and 6 snacks
2 nights lodging
PhP 300.00
(Live-out arrangement)
To cover:
Free Registration for identified

DepEd-Agoo participants
(subsidized by LGU-Agoo)
Special Seminar Title:

Education
SPED Seminar Series 1: Caring and Enhance the knowledge and

Empowering the Differently-abled skills of the participants and
develop awareness on the
role of Special Education in
Date: Series 1: October 4, 2014 the society
Series 2: November 28-29
Equip the trainees with
teaching techniques and tools
Venue: Eriguel Hall in managing and facilitating
Teachers’ Training Center learning and activities for
DMMMSU-SLUC, Agoo, La Union children/students with diverse
needs particularly those with
visual/hearing impairments

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Target Participants:
100 public school teachers
5 participants per division:
(3 elementary/2 secondary)
Limited Engagement:
Pre-Registration required
Registration: PhP 100.00 per day

(Live-out arrangement)
To cover”
PhP 500.00 (2 days)

(With lodging arrangement)
To cover”
4 meals and 4 snacks
1 night lodging
Prepared By:
Dean, College of Graduate Studies
ADELINA D. ANCHETA

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
September 20, 2014
___________________
___________________
___________________
SUBJECT: Invitation for the Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing the Proficiency

and Pedagogical Skills of Science Teachers in Handling Children/Students
with Diverse Needs
The Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University-South La Union Campus is holding
a 3-day Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing the Proficiency and Pedagogical Skills of Science
Teachers Handling Children/Students with Diverse Needs.
.
The seminar-workshop will be held on October 2-4, 2014 at Eriguel Hall, Teachers’
Training Center, Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Agoo, La Union.
The training presents trends in Science teaching and interactive workshops aimed at
developing the competencies (skills and attributes) of teachers for effective teaching in the 21st
century. Likewise, different laboratory activities will be conducted for different curriculum levels
that will equip participants with effective skills and apply age-appropriate techniques that will
facilitate learning and develop appreciation for Science.
Moreover, the training features teaching methodologies/strategies in teaching Science to

students with visual/hearing impairments. This is in keeping with the Magna Carta for Persons
with Disabilities and articulating the Philippine Education for All (EFA) agenda which includes
“Inclusive Education” as part of the overall policy framework.
It is the terminal objective of training to enable participants to identify areas for

improvement in their own teaching and make a specific plan for change incorporating a variety
of methodologies in their teaching for learners with diverse needs..
The seminar-workshop is a live-in training partly subsidized by the university and other
patrons, Hence only a minimal amount of six hundred pesos (PhP 600.00) will be charged per
series inclusive of 6 meals and 6 snacks, accommodation/lodging, handouts, and certificates.
The training is a limited engagement; hence, each division is allotted only a maximum
of seven participants – 3 from the elementary and 4 from the secondary levels who shall be
nominated by the division. Pre-registration is required by filling out the form below and
sending it via e-mail to gc_agoo@yahoo.com on or before September 30, 2014:
Division Elementary Participants High School Participants
Participants are requested to bring copies of lesson plans and laptop if available.
Attached are the training details of the said seminar-workshop. For inquiries, please
contact Dr. Flordiliza Dalumay (0921-217-2683), Dr. Jayson Obillo (0909-545-9724), or Ms Levy
Bautista (0929-664-8589).

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Seminar Organizer
Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing the Proficiency and Pedagogical Skills
of Science Teachers in Handling Children/Students with Diverse Needs
Eriguel Hall, DMMMSU-SLUC, Agoo La Union
PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
Series 1: October2-4, 2014

Science Teaching in the 21st Century
October 2, 2014 (Thursday)
7:00- 8:00 Arrival and Registration
8:00- 9:00 Opening Program
10:00-11:00 Training Proper
Topic 1
Starting Points in Teaching Science: The 21st Century Mentor and Learners
11:00-12:00 Topic 2
Developing Process Skills of Teachers and Learners
12:00-1:00 Lunchbreak
1:00-2:30 Topic 3
Engaging Techniques and Strategies in Teaching Science
2:30-4:00 Topic 4
Claims and Evidence Strategy and DAP (Developmentally Appropriate
Practices) Teaching Strategies
4:00-5:00 Topic 5
Think, Pair, Share and Cooperative Learning Strategies
October 3, 2014 (Friday)
8:00-9:00 Topic 5
Blended Learning Approach in Science Teaching
9:00-11:30 Topic 6
Differentiated Science Instruction
11:00-12:00 Topic 7
Guidelines in the Construction of Inquiry-based Science Labs
12:00-1:00 Lunch Break

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
1:00-2:00 Parallel Laboratory Activity 1
Grades 1-3 Lumpy Liquids and Squishy Solids

Grades 4-6 Kitchen El Nino
High School Film Canister Rocket
Grades 1-3 Why do leaves change color?

Grades 4-6 Chemical Reactions in Action
High School Candy Chromatography
Grades 1-3 Why is the Sky Blue?

Grades 4-6 Cloud in a Bottle
High School Plant Micro-technique
October 4, 2014 (Saturday)
8:00-9:00 Making Special/Inclusive Education Work in Schools
9:00-10:30 Techniques and Practices in Teaching Children with Diverse Needs in an

Inclusive Setting
10:30-12:00 Conversation with Successful PWDs
1:00-2:30 Teaching Science to Children/Students with Visual Impairment in a

Classroom Setting (with Workshop on Using Braille and Other Assistive
Technology)
2:30-4:00 Teaching Intervention to Children/Students with Hearing Impairment (with

Sign Language Workshop)
4:00-5:00 Closing Program
5:00 Home Sweet Home

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959

Series 2: November 20-21, 2014

Scientific Inquiries in the K-12 Program
November 20, 2014 (Thursday)
8:30- 9:30 Topic 1

Research Conceptualization for Science Investigatory Projects
9::30-10:30 Topic 2
Research Designs
11:00-12:00 Topic 3
Research Methodology
1:00-3:00 Topic 4
Data Management and Analysis
3:00-5:00 Topic 4
Writing the Research Report and Dissemination
November 21, 2014 (Friday)
8:00-10:00 Topic 5
Writing Workshop on Chapter 1 & 2 and Critiquing
10:00-12:00
Writing Workshop on Chapter 3 and Critiquing
1:00-4:00 Topic 7
Presentation of Outputs and Critiquing

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959

Series 3-4: November 27-29, 2014

Innovative Pedagogical Approaches and Tools in Teaching Science
Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Adaptation
November 20, 2014 (Thursday)
8:30- 9:30 Topic 1

Connecting Science and Technology to Society
9::30-10:30 Topic 2
Developing Instructional Materials in Teaching Science
10:30-12:00 Workshop
Creation of IM with Workshops
Origami, Accordion Books, Wordless Picture Books, Pop-Up Books, and
Life-Size Comic Strips
1:00-5:00 Workshop
Finger Puppets, Masks, Hand andCardboard Prints, Creative Drama
Materials (Guided Fantasy Tour, etc.),
Others (Manipulatives, Self-Expressives, Constructions, etc.)
8:00-10:00 Topic 3
Green Chemistry
10:00-12:00 Topic 4
Hydrophonics
1:00-:300 Topic 5 and Workshop

Computer Assisted Instruction
3:00-4;30 Topic 6
Web-based Instructional Materials

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
November 29, 2014 (Saturday)
8:00- 10:00 Topic 1

Disaster: Historical Events and Anatomy
10:00-12:00 Topic 2
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
1:00-2:00 Workshop of Topic 2

Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
1:00-3:00 Lecture-Workshop
Stress Management and Debriefing Strategies

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
September 20, 2014
___________________
___________________
___________________
SUBJECT: Invitation for the Seminar-Workshop on Caring and Empowering

the Differently-abled
a a series of Seminar-Workshop on Caring and Empowering the Differently-Abled.
.
The seminar-workshop will be held on October 4 and November 28-29, 2014 at Eriguel
Hall, Teachers’ Training Center, Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Agoo, La
Union.
The training presents trends in Special Education and workshops in handling students
with diverse needs aimed at developing the competencies and attributes of SPED teachers for
effective teaching. Likewise, activities will equip participants with effective skills and apply age-
appropriate techniques that will facilitate learning.
Moreover, the training features specific teaching methodologies/strategies in teaching

Science to students with visual/hearing impairments. This is in keeping with the Magna Carta
for Persons with Disabilities and articulating the Philippine Education for All (EFA) agenda which
includes “Inclusive Education” as part of the overall policy framework.

improvement in their own teaching and make a specific plan for change incorporating a variety
of methodologies in their teaching for learners with diverse needs.
The seminar-workshop is a subsidized by the university and other patrons, hence, only
a minimal amount of one hundred pesos (PhP 100.00) per day will be charged covering 1 lunch
and 2 snacks, handouts, and certificates. An additional three hundred pesos (P300) will be
added for lodging provisions on the second series.
The training is a limited engagement; hence, each division is allotted only a maximum of
five (5) SPED/regular teacher trainees – three (3) from the elementary and two (2) from the
secondary levels who shall be nominated by the division. Pre-registration is required by filling
out the form below and sending it via e-mail to gc_agoo@yahoo.com:
Attached is the program of activities of the said seminar-workshop.
For further details, contact DMMMSU-Graduate Studies (Agoo) at (072) 710-7959, Dr.
Emmanuel J. Songcuan (0917-482-2204) or Ms. Roda E. Sabangan (0917-953-8898).
.

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Seminar Organizer
Seminar-Workshop on Caring and Empowering the Differently-abled

Series 1: October 4, 2014
October 4, 2014 (Saturday)
7:00-8:00 Arrival and Registration
8:00-8:30 Opening Program
8:30-9:30 Topic 1
Making Special/Inclusive Education Work in Schools
9:30-11:00 Topic 2
Techniques and Practices in Teaching Children with Diverse Needs in an

Inclusive Setting
11:00-12:00 Topic 3
Conversation with Successful PWDs
1:00-3:00 Demo-Workshop 1
Teaching Science to Children/Students with Visual Impairment in a

Classroom Setting
Using Braille and Other Assistive Technology
3:00-4:30 Demo-Workshop 2
Teaching Intervention to Children/Students with Hearing Impairment (with

Sign Language Workshop)

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Seminar-Workshop on Caring and Empowering the Differently-abled

Series 2: November 28-29, 2014
7:00-8:00 Arrival and Registration
8:00-8:30 Sign In
8:30-10:30 Lecture 1
Behavioral Concerns of Children with Diverse Needs in Classroom

Setting
10:30-12:00 Lecture 2
Behavioral Modification Techniques in Teaching Children with Diverse

Needs
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:30 Workshop 1:
Teaching Interventions for Children with Learning Difficulties in a

Classroom Setting
3:30-5:30 Workshop 2:
Adaptive Physical Activities in a Classroom Setting
5:30-6:00 Open Forum
6:00-7:00 Dinner
7:00-8:00 Showcase of Talents

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
November 29, 2014 (Saturday)
8:00-8:30 Recap
9:30-10:30 Lecture 1
Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Challenge to Filipino Society
10:30-12:00
Lecture 2
Identifying and Managing Children with Attention Deficit Hyper Activity

Disorder in a Classroom Setting
12:00-1:00
Lunch
1:00-2:30
Workshop 1:
Teaching Children with Orthopedic Impairment in a Classroom Setting
2:30-4:00
Workshop 2:
Continuation of the Workshop on Strategies and Interventions for

Children with Learning Difficulties in a Classroom Setting
4:00-4:30 Open Forum

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
September 20, 2014
___________________
___________________
___________________
SUBJECT: Invitation for the Leadership Seminar Series:

Empowering the 21st Century Educational Leaders
a series of Seminar-Workshop on Empowering the 21st Century Educational Leaders.
.
The seminar-workshop will be held on September 27, October 11 & 18, 2014 at Eriguel
Hall, Teachers’ Training Center, Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Agoo, La
Union.
The training presents different strands on educational administration and leadership

aimed at developing the competencies and attributes of school heads for effective governance
and management. The activities will equip participants with effective skills and apply strategies
and techniques that will promote learning and development in their respective schools.

improvement in their management styles and skills and in leading people towards reforms and
development and make a specific plan for change incorporating a variety of approaches and
techniques.
The seminar-workshop is a subsidized project of DMMMSU, La Union LGU, and

patrons; hence, only a minimal amount of one hundred pesos (PhP 150.00) will be charged
covering 1 lunch and 2 snacks, handouts, and certificates for the participants per series/day.
La Union participants are given 100 free slots during the first day as part of the LGU subsidy.
The training is a limited engagement; hence, other divisions are allotted only a maximum
of four (4) school heads preferably those with 0-5 years of experience in educational
administration in either elementary or secondary level who shall be nominated by their
respective division.
Pre-registration is required by filling out the form below and sending it via e-mail to
gc_agoo@yahoo.com on or before September 26 for the first part and October 9 for the
second/third parts.
Attached is the program of activities of the said seminar-workshop.
For further details, contact DMMMSU-Graduate Studies (Agoo) at (072) 710-7959.

Contact persons are Dr. Emmanuel J. Songcuan (0917-482-2204) and Ms. Roda E. Sabangan
(0917-953-8898).
.
Seminar Organizer

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
TRAINING MATRIX OF LEADERSHIP SEMINAR- WORKSHOP SERIES 1-3
Theme: “E.M.P.O.W.E.R.I.N.G the 21st Century Educational Leaders”

September 27, October 11 & 18, 2014
8:00 A.M. -5 P.M.
Eriguel Hall, DMMMSU-SLUC, Agoo, La Union
SCHEDULE TOPICS/ACTIVITIES
Day 1 – September 27, 2014
7:00 – 7:30 Registration
7:30 - 9:30 Opening Program
9:30-10:30 Topic 1
Understanding the Context, Ethics, and Politics of School/
Community Leadership
10:30 – 11:00 Topic 2

2015 and Beyond: Scanning the Education Landscape
11:00 – 11:30 Topic 3

Enhancing Oneself, Inspiring Others
11:30 – 12:00 Topic 4

From Managing to Leading Schools
12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH BREAK
1:00 – 1:30 Unfreezing Activity
1:30 – 2:00 Topic 5

Building and Nurturing Relationship in the School Environment
2:00 – 2:30 Topic 6

Operationalizing Special and Inclusive Education in the
School System
2:30 – 3:00 Topic 7

No Child Left Behind: Strategies and Experiences
3:00 – 3:30 Topic 8

Reforming Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment Practices
3:30 – 4:30 Reflection by Groups

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Day 2– October 11, 2014
8:00 – 9:00 Registration
9:00 - 10:00 Topic 1

Using Technology for Effective Management
10:00 – 11:00 Workshop 1
11:00 – 12:00 Topic 2

Data Driven Management and Decision-Making
12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH BREAK
1:00 – 2:00 Workshop 2
2:00 - 3:00 Topic 3

Research as an Administrator’s Ally: Using Data Envelopment
Analysis in Performance Reviews
3:00 – 4:00 Workshop 3
4:00 – 5:00 Topic 4

Project Management and Fiscal Administration
Day 3 - October 18, 2014
8: 00 – 9:30 Topic 1
Evaluating Policies, Programs, Projects, Activities
9:30 – 10:00 BREAK
10:00 – 11:30 Topic 2

Community-Inspired and Service Oriented Leadership
11:30 – 12:00 Workshop 1
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch Break
1:00 – 2:30 Topic 3

Promoting Internal and External Positive Climates
2:30 – 4:00 Topic 4

Understanding the Dynamics of Administration and School
Board Relationships
4:00 – 5:00 Closing Program

- Distribution of Certification of Recognition and Appreciation

Agoo, La Union
Telefax No. (072) 710-7959
Projected Expenses
Meals (P 50 x 5 meals x 100 trainees) PhP 25,000

Snacks (P 30 x 6 snacks x 100 trainees) 18,000
Kits/Handouts (P50 x 100) 5,000.
Other Training Needs 10,000
Admin Provisions/Electricity 3,000
TOTAL PhP 61,000
Source of Funding:
Registration from Trainees 20,000

LGU-Agoo Subsidy 15,000
Extension Fund (College/Campus) 10,000
Subsidy from University 16,000
PhP 61,000


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Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University

South La Union Campus

September 24, 2014

Atty. Donato Balderas

In particular, the colleges of DMMMSU-South La Union Campus (College of Teacher

Your favorable response to our proposal for a strengthened partnership on education is

Encl (7): Education, Professional Development, and Teacher Support Program

Training Design of Science Training Series 1-4

Training Design of SPED Training Series 1-3

Training Design of School Leadership Training Series 1-3

DMMMSU-SLUC-CGS Research and Extension Agenda

Community/School Development Scholarship Program

Proposed Memorandum of Agreement of DMMMSU and DepEd

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

September 24, 2014

Dr. Rowena C. Banzon

In particular, the colleges of DMMMSU-South La Union Campus (College of Teacher

Your favorable response to our proposal for a strengthened partnership on education,

Encl (6): Education, Professional Development, and Teacher Support Program

Training Design of Science Training Series 1-4

Training Design of SPED Training Series 1-3

DMMMSU-SLUC-CGS Research and Extension Agenda

Proposed Memorandum of Agreement of DMMMSU and DepEd

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

Educational Seminar Title:

Registration: PhP 150.00/per day

Free Registration for

Science Seminar Title:

Enhancing the Proficiency and Update the trainees’

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

Venue: Eriguel Hall Develop the competencies

Target Participants: Enable participants to identify

Registration: PhP 600.00 per series

Free Registration for identified

Special Seminar Title:

SPED Seminar Series 1: Caring and Enhance the knowledge and

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

Registration: PhP 100.00 per day

PhP 500.00 (2 days)

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

September 20, 2014

SUBJECT: Invitation for the Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing the Proficiency

Moreover, the training features teaching methodologies/strategies in teaching Science to

It is the terminal objective of training to enable participants to identify areas for

Division Elementary Participants High School Participants

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

Eriguel Hall, DMMMSU-SLUC, Agoo La Union

Series 1: October2-4, 2014

October 2, 2014 (Thursday)

7:00- 8:00 Arrival and Registration

8:00- 9:00 Opening Program

10:00-11:00 Training Proper

October 3, 2014 (Friday)

12:00-1:00 Lunch Break

DMMMSU-College of Graduate Studies-Agoo Center

1:00-2:00 Parallel Laboratory Activity 1

Grades 1-3 Lumpy Liquids and Squishy Solids

2:00-3:30 Parallel Laboratory Activity 2

Grades 1-3 Why do leaves change color?

3:30-5:00 Parallel Laboratory Activity 3

Grades 1-3 Why is the Sky Blue?

October 4, 2014 (Saturday)