Events

Pinoy Ako! Why Are You Englishing Me? Kwentuhan Tungkol sa Pagtuturo ng/sa Wikang Filipino

Bilang pakikiisa sa Buwan ng Wika, inihahandog ng Komite sa Wika ng UP Kolehiyo ng Edukasyon, sa pakikipagtulungan ng Sulo at Radyo Eduk, ang isang kuwentuhan tungkol sa pagkatuto at pagtuturo ng/sa Filipino! Samahan ninyo kaming matuto mula sa mga tagapanayam at magbahagi ng sariling karanasan sa paggamit ng Filipino sa klasrum! Libre at bukas ito sa lahat ng interesadong guro at mag-aaral.

 Magparehistro sa link na: https://up-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYsdOyurjIoH9AqkBlwFH4B-8LV5-gaPK0o

Ensuring Quality Self-Care for the Young Once

The UP College of Education Alumni Association, Inc. invites all Education alumni and their friends to a FREE webinar on Ensuring Quality Self-Care for the Young Once on 14 August 2021, Saturday, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. This was originally scheduled on 14 July 2021 but was moved to 14 August 2021. If you are interested to join, kindly register using this link: bit.ly/EnsuringQualitySelf-Care

Webinar: Facilitating Learning in the Virtual Language Classroom: Experiences, Challenges, Insights

In celebration of the UP College of Education’s 103rd Foundation Anniversary, the REGALE Cluster presents “Facilitating Learning in the Virtual Language Classroom: Experiences, Challenges, Insights”. The video is part of the second series of webinars for the UP College of Education’s program, Education Resilience and Learning Continuity in the time of COVID-19. It was streamed live on December 19, 2020. In the video, Dr. Lourdes R. Baetiong identifies common experiences and challenges that language teachers encounter in delivering their lessons in the new normal. She presents ways by which the identified challenges may be addressed, and she discusses insights from the shared experiences. Finally, she strengthens our resolve to remain effective facilitators of learning amidst the pandemic.

Join us on July 31, 2021 at 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm!

We will live stream the webinar on the following links: UPCEd Language Education Community: https://www.facebook.com/UPCEdLangeEd and the UP College of Education page: https://www.facebook.com/UPCEd.

Joyful Noise, Creative Mess: A Poetry and Art Jam

This is an open mic poetry event with a drawing session on the side, where people can share poetry and their visual interpretations. It further allows people to create together and share their love for the arts.

Bring your favorite poem/s or write one on the spot! Be ready with your paper, pen, and other materials for some poetry-inspired artwork!

Facilitated by Teacher Crizel Sicat-De Laza and Teacher Phoebe Beltran Almazan

July 31, 2021
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Register now!

https://up-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAsdeGvrj8oHdNUFO25A0rh19F8Q6rczR1s

Webinar: Differentiating Through Tiered Assignments

In celebration of the UP College of Education’s 103rd Foundation Anniversary, the Special Education Area presents a free webinar on “Differentiating Through Tiered Assignments” on July 24, 2021 (Saturday) from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Prof. Myra Trinidad Tantengco will show ways of differentiating learning assignments in response to learner diversity. It is part of the webinar on Differentiating Instruction on Youtube or Facebook before the event.

Join the Zoom meeting: https://up-edu.zoom.us/j/82443467859
Meeting ID: 824 4346 7859
Passcode: 37204532

The Meeting Room opens at 9:15 am. Three hundred (300) attendees will be admitted on a first-come-first-served basis.

Webinar on Voter Education and Civic Engagement Among the Youth

In celebration of the UP College of Education’s 103rd Foundation anniversary, the UP College of Education Social Studies Area in partnership with The Organization of Social Studies Teachers in the Philippines, Inc. (OSSTP, Inc.) invites everyone to a FREE Zoom webinar on “Voter Education and Civic Engagement Among the Youth” on July 31, 2021 (Saturday) at 10:00 am. Julliano Fernando “Jules” Guiang, Head of Community of Rappler, will discuss how social studies teachers can strengthen their role in educating their students about elections and voting as well as their role in improving voter participation among the youth.

Register here: https://bit.ly/upcedvotered.

Please note that only the first 1,000 registrants shall receive the Zoom webinar invitation link prior to the event. Others may view the webinar via our Facebook Livestream at: https://www.facebook.com/CSSEP.
We hope you could join us on the 31st! See you all (virtually) soon!

National Conference on Curriculum Studies (NCCS): Designing Curriculum and Instruction in the Next Normal

The Curriculum Studies Association of the Philippines Inc. (CSAPI) in collaboration with the University of the Philippines, College of Education, Curriculum Studies Area is organizing the National Conference on Curriculum Studies (NCCS) to be held on July 17, 2021.


The theme is “Designing Curriculum and Instruction in the Next Normal” which will bring together scholars, researchers, and educators across disciplines for conversations on curricular and instructional practices in the post-COVID-19 era called the ‘next normal.’


Our keynote speaker is Dr. Ng Soo Boon of SEGi University, Malaysia. Our distinguished plenary speakers include Dr. Diosdado San Antonio of the Department of Education, Dr. Jessie Barrot of the National University, and Dr. Luis Maria Calingo of the Holy Angel University. Aside from the plenary speeches and paper presentations, another relevant segment of the conference is the CURRICULUM MAPPING WORKSHOP. The objective of this workshop is to determine curriculum alignment using curriculum mapping as a tool and process.


Please take note that the DEADLINE FOR THE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS JULY 10, 2021. This conference is FREE to all CSAPI members. Interested participants who are not CSAPI members need to apply for membership to be able to attend the conference. Get more details and register via this link: https://sites.google.com/view/csapi/.

For more inquiries, please send us an email at: upcs2016@gmail.com.

See you at the conference!

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