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PROGRAM ACCR. APPROVED CREDIT NAME OF PROVIDER NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED UNIT FROM TO 2009 Civitan Training and Research New Portage Guide: Early Childhood 1 Institute 2009-001-001 Education 07-Mar-09 01-May-09 FDMMC, II Banawe, Quezon City 24 2010 University of Asia and the Pacific - School of Education & Human Building and Sustaining a Vibrant School 2 Development 2010-010-002 Culture 26-Apr-10 30-Apr-10 UAP Campus 30 Teach Educational Consulting and 3 Training Services 2010-012-003 Teaching Children to teach themselves 10-Jul-10 28-Aug-10 Iloilo City 8 University of Asia and the Pacific (School of Education & Human 4 Development) 2010-010-004 Cultural Tour Benchmarking 26-Oct-10 30-Oct-10 Teacher's Camp, Baguio City 24 University of Santo Tomas- College National Convention for Teacher 5 of Education 2009-005-005 Education 20-Oct-10 21-Oct-10 Medicine Auditorium, UST 15 CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES - NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (CEAP- 6 NCR) INC. 2010-011-006 23-Sep-10 Waterfront Hotel, Cebu City 3 CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES - NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (CEAP- The Transforming Presence of 7 NCR) INC. 2010-011-007 Education 01-Dec-10 03-Dec-10 Saint Pedro Poveda College 21 2011 CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES - NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (CEAP- Certificate in Catholic School St. Joseph College, Quezon City / 8 NCR) INC. 2010-011-008 Leadership (CCSL) Apr 4-16 & May 3-15, 2011 Liceo de San Pablo, San Pablo City 92 Multisensory Approach to Teach Civitan Asia Training and Phonics for Effective Reading and 9 Research Institute 2009-001-009 Writing 08-Oct-11 11-Oct-11 DepEd Bulwagan Hall 8 2012 CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES - NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (CEAP- Certificate in Catholic School Leadership 10 NCR) INC. 2010-011-010 (CCSL) May 15-18, 21-25, 28-30 St. Paul University, Manila 88 2013 2014 2015 44th and 5th International Annual PAFTE Convention with the theme: Philippine Association for Capacity Building for Teaching for 11 Teachers and Educators 2009-007-011 Meaning and Mastery 15-Oct-15 17-Oct-15 Punta Villa Resort, Ilolilo 15 Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessment that Works for K to 12 and 12 Education 2015-019-012 OBE 18-Nov-15 19-Nov-15 Ating Tahanan, Baguio City 15 Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessment that Works for K to 12 and 13 Education 2015-019-013 OBE 04-Mar-16 05-Mar-16 BBCCI Hall, Baguio City 15 Philippine Association for 14 Teachers and Educators 2009-007-014 12th PAFTE Educational Tour 23-Apr-16 30-Apr-16 Hawaii 8 2016 Philippine Association for 15 Teachers and Educators 2009-007-015 21st Century Skills for Teaching-Learning 26-May-16 27-May-16 Crown Legacy Hotel, Baguio City 15 Philippine Association for Revitalizing Teacher Education: Making 16 Teachers and Educators 2009-007-016 Teachers as Researchers 29-Sep-16 01-Oct-16 Eva's Hotel, Kidapawan City 10 Philippine Association for Revitalizing Teacher Education: Making Oriental Hotel and Convention 17 Teachers and Educators 2009-007-017 the Teaching Profession A First Choice 20-Oct-16 22-Oct-16 Center, Legazpi City 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Critical (Analysis, Evaluation) NORPHIL Innovative Center for 18 Education 2015-019-018 and Creative (Creating) Thinking Skills 29-Oct-16 Education 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Critical (Analysis, Evaluation) 19 Education 2015-019-019 and Creative (Creating) Thinking Skills 26-Nov-16 Skylight Convention Center Hotel 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Analysis, Synthesis, Critical and 20 Education 2015-019-020 Creative Thinking Skills 03-Feb-17 MMSU Laoag Training Center 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Analysis, Synthesis, Critical and 21 Education 2015-019-021 Creative Thinking Skills 25-Feb-17 Hotel in Lipa, Batangas 10 2017 Adventist University of the Trends and Issues in Teaching Adventist University of the Philippines 22 Philippines 2017-027-022 Methodology 03-Feb-17 Finster Hall of All Nations 7 Adventist University of the Trends and Issues in Teaching Adventist University of the Philippines 23 Philippines 2017-027-023 Methodology 01-Jun-17 Finster Hall of All Nations 7 Adventist University of the Trends and Issues in Teaching Adventist University of the Philippines 24 Philippines 2017-027-024 Methodology 07-Sep-17 Finster Hall of All Nations 7 Philippine Association for Teachers 25 and Educators 2009-007-025 5th Region IX PAFTE Convention 02-Feb-17 04-Feb-17 Dipolog City Boulevard Function Hall 18 NORPHIL Innovative Center of Continuing Professional Development: An 26 Education 2015-019-026 Ethical and Professional Obligation 18-Mar-17 NORPHIL Bangar 9 NORPHIL Innovative Center of Continuing Professional Development: An 27 Education 2015-019-027 Ethical and Professional Obligation 31-Mar-17 Baguio City 9 NORPHIL Innovative Center of Continuing Professional Development: An 28 Education 2015-019-028 Ethical and Professional Obligation 07-Apr-17 Ilocos Sur 9 NORPHIL Innovative Center of Continuing Professional Development: An 29 Education 2015-019-029 Ethical and Professional Obligation 29-Apr-17 Pangasinan 9 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Analysis, Synthesis, Critical and Tomas Claudio Memorial College, 30 Education 2015-019-030 Creative Thinking Skills 24-Jun-17 Morong, Rizal 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Analysis, Synthesis, Critical and 31 Education 2015-019-031 Creative Thinking Skills 01-Apr-17 MMSU Teatro, Batac 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Analysis, Synthesis, Critical and 32 Education 2015-019-032 Creative Thinking Skills 11-Mar-17 Pililia, Rizal 10 Teaching for Meaning and Mastery: Interactive Teaching Strategies and NORPHIL Innovative Center of Assessing Analysis, Synthesis, Critical and 33 Education 2015-019-033 Creative Thinking Skills 22-Apr-17 Morong, Rizal 10 Innovations for Professional 34 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-034 On Writing Module 11-Mar-17 Batangas 8 Innovations for Professional 35 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-035 On Writing Module 29-Apr-17 Quezon City 8 Innovations for Professional 36 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-036 On Writing Module 8 Innovations for Professional 37 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-037 On Writing Module 16-Sep-17 Quezon City 8 Innovations for Professional 38 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-038 On Writing Module 09-Dec-17 Bangkok, Thailand 8 Innovations for Professional 39 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-039 Collaborative Teaching-Learning Activities 27-May-17 Batangas 7 Innovations for Professional 40 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-040 Collaborative Teaching-Learning Activities 24-Jun-17 Quezon City 7 Innovations for Professional 41 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-041 Collaborative Teaching-Learning Activities 30-Jul-17 Bangkok, Thailand 7 Innovations for Professional 42 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-042 Collaborative Teaching-Learning Activities 12-Aug-17 Quezon City 7 Innovations for Professional 43 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-043 Collaborative Teaching-Learning Activities 24-Feb-18 Taal Batangas 7 Innovations for Professional 44 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-044 Action Research 29-Jul-17 30-Jul-17 Thailand 15 Innovations for Professional 45 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-045 Action Research 18-Aug-18 19-Aug-18 Davao City 15 Innovations for Professional 46 Advancement, Inc. 2017-031-046 Action Research 25-Nov-17 26-Nov-17 Pasay City 15 Internationalization and Quality Philippine Association for Teachers Assurance in Teacher Education: 47 and Educators 2009-007-047 Challenges and Opportunities 20-Apr-17 21-Apr-17 L' Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City 10 2017 Summer in-Service Training (INSET) Private Education Assistance for Junior High School Teachersin Private Lyceum Northwestern University, 48 Committee-PEAC 2017-032-048 Schools 03-Apr-17 05-Apr-17 Dagupan City, Pangasinan 15 2017 Summer in-Service Training (INSET) Private Education Assistance for Junior High School Teachersin Private Ateneo de Zambaonga University 49 Committee-PEAC 2017-032-049 Schools 03-Apr-17 05-Apr-17 Zambaonga City 15 Forum Seminar Workshop on Bro Richard Fernando SJ Hall, Ateneo 50 ATENEO DE NAGA 2016-021-050 Understanding Digital Native Learners 24-May-17 26-May-17 De Naga University 15 National Seminar Workshop on Classroom Assessment Theme: 21st Century Classroom Assessment Across Levels and Arrupe Convention Hall, Ateneo De 51 ATENEO DE NAGA 2016-021-051 Disciplines 30-Jun-17 02-Jul-17 Naga University 15 Zambales 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