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3 2Aef: Lr: I :L Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region Vll, Central Visayas " REOTON V + SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DUMAGUETE CITY Dumaguete City (;dNTRor= 1 fi, t '-- uary 13, 2020 r,'.1F.' Jllaf "" JAN I 3 2AeF: lr: I :l DIVISION MEMORAN N', o2r , s. ZDzo MEDIA AND INFORMATION TITERACY TRAINING.WORKSHOP To: Asst. Schools Division Superintendent Chief, Curriculum lmplementation Division Education Program Supervisors School Heads of Public Senior High Schools All Others Concerned 1. Attached is a letter from MADEUNE B. QUIAMCO, ph.D., Dean of the College of Mass communication of silliman University, inviting senior High schools to send their Media and Information Literacy teachers to the two-day training-workshop on January 30-31, 2020 at Silliman University. 2. Each Senior High School is directed to send two (2) participants, the Media and lnformation Literacy teacher and the lcr teacher. please advise the participants to accomplish the attached Confirmation Form on or before January 20, ZOZO 3 For more details, please refer to the attached enclosures. 4 Wide dissemination of this Memorandum is desired. GREGORIO CYRUS R, ORDE, Ed. D., CESO V Schools Divisi Superintendent ( COLLECE OF MASS COMMUNICATION 6*--). i F{'"1r,1i SILLIMAN UN IVERS ITY \T*;i,#: Euildins CoitPct cncc, Ch ardctcr tJ Foith i January 8, 2019 i r.- if!. SrDq 1 Jry' Dr. Gregorio Cyrus R. Elejorde, CESO V Schools Division Superintendent, Dumaguete City Taclobo, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental du maguete.city@ dePed.gov. Ph Dear Dr. Elejorde, (AUC) Silliman University and the Asian lnstitute of Journalism and Communication are and conducting a train ing-workshop for a select group of senior High school teachers in Media lnformation Literacy (MlL) on 30-31 January 2020. The two-day activity to be held at Silliman aims to train MIL teachers on teaching/facilitating news literacy sessions and developing teaching-learning materials on news literacy as well as to develop innovative methods of teaching this important su bject. project The training activity is part of the Developing Champion Teachers in News Literacy of of AIJC, Google News lnitiative, Love Frankie, and the University of Hong Kong. while number participants is limited, we would like to ensure that teachers who need and can utilize the relevant skills most have a chance to learn and hopefully share them with their colleagues in the future. (15) ln connection with this, we would like to request your permission to invite about fifteen MIL teachers in Senior High Schools in Dumaguete City. We are also requesting permission from Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Senen P. Paulin to invite another fifteen from Senior HiSh schools in other municipalities such as siaton, Valencia, Dauin, Bacong, sibulan, san Jose, and Am lan. The letters of invitation and reply form are attached for;'6'tli' reference Your office may please send us the contact addresses of the teachers and their principals so that we can contact them. But if you prefer, your office may send the invitations out to the teachers, copy furnished their respective principals. Please furnish me a copy as well, so we will be informed. we hope to follow up on this request in the next few days. Thank you, Dr. Elejorde, ln behalf of MIL teachers and students in your district. Very truly yours, r^Lz'> MADELI B. QUIAMCO, Ph.D Dean DUMAGUEIE clTY. NEGROS oRIENTAL 6200 PHILIPPINEs . +63 35 1226002Lac. 255; mosscom(ilsu.edu.ph I www.su.edu.ph tlEvehdng enrmfhm?dtm h ]6lis t &ccy .nds CoMlo.Oon 8 January 2020 Name of Recipient Address Address Dear The Asian lnstitute of Journalism and Communication (AIJC) and Sillimah Univb'r'Sit-v are pleased to invite you to participate in the News Literacy Training for Senior High School (SHS) Media and lnformation Literacy (Mtt) Teachers. The training will be held in Dumaguete City on January 30-31, 2020. Venue will be at Silliman University. The training series is part of the Developing Champion Teachers in News Literacy project of AIJC ttt'ith Google News lnitiative, Love Frankle, and the University of Hong Kong. The training aims to train Senior High School MIL teachers on teaching/facilitating news literacy sessions and producing lesson plans and developing teaching-learning materiats on news literacy. lt also seeks to develop new, innovative methods and tools that the teachers can use, including classroom activities and multimedia news literacy teaching-learning materials. Teacher-participants from outside Dumaguete will be provided overnight accommodations (triple occupancy) All participa nts will be provided meals as well as reimbursement of local transportation expenses. As the training will have a maximum number of 45 participants, interested teacher-participants should accomplish the attached confirmation form and submit it not later than January 20,2020. An acknowledgment email or SMS will be sent to you confirming your participation. Personal information will be used solely for training preparations and AIJC's MIL initiatives. For other details, your office may contact Ms. Loregene Macapugay at 0998470[.377 or (02)87400396, email address [email protected] . Thank you. Very truly yours, T MA. IMELDA E. SAMSON AIJC Vice President ollrnenr ohmpbn?rrCnn h llrrLhr.or CONFIRMATION FORM We would like to receive your confirmation on or before lonuorv 20. 2020. Please fill out the form ond emoil it to M* Loregene Mocapugay at [email protected] cc ma deli n ebo uia mco@ su. edu. ph. Th o n k you. Name of teacher-participant: ,: Date of Birth: Address of school: Mobile number of teacher-pa rticipant: Email address of teacher-pa rticipant: Are you a current media and information literacy (MlL) teacher? Yes No tf no, will you be assigned as MIL teacher this coming school year (2020-202Ll-? How many MIL classes are you handling this school year? How many students per MIL class (on the average)? Have you received any training on MIL or any of the literacies under MIL (e.g., Media Literacy, Digital Literacy, lnformation Literacy)? What topic on MIL are you interested in?.
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