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20–21 February 2019 SMX Convention Center, Manila Philippines 21ST CENTURY QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL IN THE PHILIPPINES FREE TO ATTEND Conference and Expo featuring over 150 seminars and 50 exhibitors showcasing the latest in education technology, innovation and new pedagogies EVENT GUIDE #edutechphil Title sponsor Created by www.terrapinn.com/edutechphil19 CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY ONE DAY ONE: 20 FEBRUARY 2019 K-12 STEM TERTIARY TECH INNOVATION EDUBUILD TEACHTECHTALKS Theatre Sponsored by: Theatre Sponsored by: 09:00 Appreciate students’ differences: Tech integrated Stem teaching models The role of higher education & industry in the age Understanding google suite for education Creativity, innovation & discovery room Dealing with the 21st century learners 09:00 differentiated learning Louie B. Dasas, L.P.T., M.S., Chairperson, STEM, of digital transformation John Darryll Mercado, Information Technology Janette C. Magalona, Ph.D., Head, Knowledge Rebecca Dela Rosa, Teacher, De La Salle Jerome Jaime, Teacher, Xavier School SHS, University of Santo Tomas Rhea-Luz R. Valbuena, Executive Director, Officer, Department of Education-Mandaluyong Management Office, Philippine Normal Santiago Zobel School School of Computing & Information Technologies, University, Visayas Asia Pacific College The promise of e-leadership in education Alphie Garing, SHS Assistant Principal, University of Batangas, Lipa City 09:30 Developing literacy skills through the use of iExplore: discovery learning through iPad apps Education 4.0 & beyond: Innovations, challenges Hacking education & technology Understanding the learning behaviours of next Learning basic sign language & deaf awareness 09:30 personalized & adaptive learning Anthony Ulbora, SHS Science Teacher/ Team & the future Noel Feria, Educational Technology Coach, generation and how to improvise learning Kathryn Carls, Education Program Specialist, Nico Fos, Grade School Filipino Teacher, Xavier Leader, De La Salle Santiago Zobel School - Nino Naldoza, Director, Institute of Knowledge IT Consultant, Event Strategist, University Nelson C. del Mundo, Master Teacher II, Department of Education -Dasmarinas City School San Juan Vermosa Campus Management, Philippine Normal University of the Philippines, Information Technology Buenaventura E. Fandialan Memorial Integrated Development Center National High School Integrating Technology in a Capstone Project Henry Leen Magahis, Coordinator for Humanities & Social Sciences Strand & Immersion Program, De La Salle Santiago Zobel School KEYNOTE 10:00 Bringing 21st century quality education for all in the Philippines 10:00 H.E. Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones, Secretary of Education, Department of Education, Philippines 10:30 A Digital Environment for 21st Century Learners 10:30 Grace Cecilia Anduiza, Business Development Head, Globe Telecom 11:00 Understanding the indigenous peoples education Sustaining a culture of inquiry in the K-12 U.S. Department of state MOOCS: Opportunities Cyber Security: Self-protection in the 21st century Creating agile learning spaces through station Teaching social science lessons using scratch 11:00 (Iped) program for inclusion program for free international teacher training Maria Krisia Fae De Asis, Program Head / rotation model Charles Joseph De Guzman, Special Science Victor Cea, Secondary School Principal, Christine E Norton, Head of School, Australian Romualdo Mabuan, Asst. Professor of English, Registrar, Metro-Dagupan Colleges Maria Theresa Fababeir, Science Teacher, De La Teacher IV, Philippine Science High School-Main Banaybanay National High School International School, Philippines Lyceum of the Philippines University – Manila Salle Santiago Zobel School Campus Grace G. Macadat, Teacher & Researcher, Quezon Elementary School, Uson, Masbate How good is your technology integration? Caroline Rañada, Grade School Teacher, Immaculate Conception Academy Greenhills 11:30 Digital Transformation and 21st Century Learning Authentic assessment methodologies in teaching Video trends that enhance the student learning Rapidminer: A data-mining platform for the Literature-based makerspace in a reading Geographic information system (GIS) in the 11:30 in Public Schools STEM experience learners & educators classroom government sector Miguel Martin Bermundo, OIC for Citizenship Jose Lorenzo M. Sin, STEM Faculty Member, Francis Tam, Regional Sales Director - Greater Stephan Kupsch, Information Systems Instructor, Gaea Angela Bisenio, GS English Teacher, Xavier Grace Dorothy Vicente, Planning Officer, and Advocacy Marketing Division – Corporate University of Santo Tomas - SHS China & Philippines, Panopto DMMSU-NLUC School San Juan Provincial Local Government of Quirino Communications, Globe Telecom Effective tech tools for teachers Vivian Intatano, Head Teacher VI, Raja Soliman Science & Technology High School 12:00 The effectiveness of personalized learning in How a school maker faire inspires STEAM A Mutation: Augmented reality in education Being an IT leader: Managing IT services for Lifelong learning through online learning 12:00 improving student performance education Rigan Ap-apid, Dean, IT & Engineering, SWU education Maria Carmela Vertido, Science Department Leah Marie Tumlos-Castillo, Social Studies Lea Lilibeth, Emata, Assistant Principal for Phinma Roy San Buenaventura, IT Manager, The Beacon Head & Teacher Trainer for Educational Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago Zobel Academics, Xavier University Junior High School School Technology, PAREF Rosehill Break Teaching tips for 21st century teachers Maylon Manaloto, Department of Education, Monicayo Elementary School 12:30 Connecting the disconnected with Adobe: Mathematical problem solving in the STEM track Teach4ed – a community eCenter in every Integrated interdisciplinary performance task 12:30 Deploying technology and creativity to Amiel Paulo G., Faculty, University of Santo municipality using technology revolutionize the classroom experience Tomas SHS (STEM strand) Engr. Amelia S. Dean, OIC, Director, Regional Jholan Torres, GS Computer Teacher, De La Mark Anthony C. Sy, Executive Assistant Operations Coordination Service, Department of Salle Santiago Zobel School II, Department of Education, Office of the Break Break Information & Communications Technology Undersecretary for Administration – ICTS Digital Intelligence Quotient for Today’s Generation Michael David John Abello, GS Edtech Coordinator, Sacred Heart School - Ateneo de Cebu 2 3 *Information is correct as of 25th January and may be subjected to change without prior notice. DAY ONE: 20 FEBRUARY 2019 13:00 Building a comprehensive information system for Online Resources (OER’s) for integrating quality Design & strategy for active learning classrooms How to work with sway 13:00 colleges & universities on a shoestring budget education for promoting global competencies Elias M. Sampa, Curriculum & Academic Jonathan Agawin, Secondary School Principal, Niel Dagondon, Chairman, College of Arts & Irene Peller, Mathematics Teacher, General Programs Director, Australian International San Luis National High School Break Break Technology Santos City SPED Integrated School School, Philippines Alternative program innovations for student inclusion Junette Fatima Gonzales, Graduate Student, University of the Philippines Diliman KEYNOTE 13:30 Leadership By Design 13:30 Jay Thompson, Director of Educational Technology & Innovation, Dulwich College, Singapore 14:00 Courageous & Empowered: Raising the youth to be innovators & changemakers 14:00 Francis Jim Tuscano, Head Ed-Tech Coach, Xavier School 14:30 Lenovo Technology Showcase 14:30 Edward Wang, AP 4P Lead for Smart Devices BG, Lenovo China 15:00 Blended Learning 101: What you need to know Enhancing learning through robotics integration Humanizing the workforce of the 4th industrial Every voice matters: Technology & inclusion Reinventing libraries & reading through Creating authentic blended learning assessments 15:00 about blended learning Genevieve Arizala-Pillar, Institutional Robotics revolution (4.0IR) inside the classroom makerspace using flipped learning & office 365 Emie Baylon, Education Technology Coordinator, Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago Zobel School Shielilo Amihan, Dean - College of Arts, Sciences Alfonso Juan Mangubat, DP Coordinator, Keys Zarah S. Berras, LTP, M.A. Ed., Grade School Leah Marie Tumlos-Castillo, Social Studies De La Salle Santiago Zobel School & Education, UPHSD Calamba School Manila English Department Chairperson, Xavier School Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago Zobel Nastashja Bianca I. Melevo, Assistant Librarian, The need for collaboration to ensure Xavier School contextualization Early Sol, Gadong, Assistant Professor, University of the Philippines Visayas Digital Transformation in Education Full S.T.E.A.M. ahead: Stories of innovation in the Project based learning & the education culture in Enhancing triggers & overcoming barriers in Building a 21st century learning space Understanding innovation & invention in 15:30 15:30 Francis Judan, Product Sr. Specialist, Lenovo classroom the Philippines promoting technology use among teachers Dr. Ruben A. Sanchez Professor, Philippine education technology Winnie Y. 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    COVER SHEET 1 7 4 6 S T I E D U C A T I O N S Y S T E M S H O L D I N G S, I N C. A N D S U B S I D I A R I E S (Company's Full Name) 7/ F S T I H O L D I N G S C E N T E R 6 7 6 4 A Y A L A A V E. , M A K A T I C I T Y 1 2 2 6 (Business Address : No. Street City / Town / Province) ARSENIO C. CABRERA, JR. (6 3 2) 8 8 1 3 7 1 1 1 Contact Person Company Telephone Number Third Friday of 0 6 3 0 SEC FORM 17-Q For the Quarter ended 31 December 2020 November Month Day FORM TYPE Month Day Fiscal Year Annual Meeting N A Secondary License Type, If Applicable AOI - Art. III; By-Laws - Art. II, C F D Art. VI, Sec. 6 and Art. VII Dept. Requiring this Doc. Amended Articles Number/Section Total Amount of Borrowings 1 2 6 6 N A N A Total No. of Stocholders Domestic Foreign To be accomplished by SEC Personnel concerned File Number LCU Document I.D. Cashier S T A M P S ANNEX “A” STI EDUCATION SYSTEMS HOLDINGS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES INTERIM CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT DECEMBER 31, 2020 AND JUNE 30, 2020 December 31, 2020 June 30, 2020 (Unaudited) (Audited) ASSETS Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents (Note 5) P=1,199,971,604 P=836,213,825 Receivables (Note 6) 1,365,757,038 554,969,383 Inventories (Note 7) 191,858,606 140,403,037 Prepaid expenses and other current assets (Note 8) 102,316,930 71,361,631 2,859,904,178 1,602,947,876 Noncurrent asset held for sale (Note 9) – 419,115,894 Total Current Assets 2,859,904,178 2,022,063,770 Noncurrent Assets Property and equipment (Note 10) 9,971,988,342 10,113,637,364 Investment