Congratulations to NTI Batch 5
These
teachers were already trained under the special project of
SEAMEO-Innotech with its Applied Academics for Excellence Program
(APEX) headed by Ms. Sharon Berlin-Chao before they started the NTi
Program. It was through SEAMEO-Innotech connection that these highly
dedicated educators were able to avail of the scholarship granted by the Tan Yan Kee Foundation, Inc. through the NTi program of SAIDI School of OD. And unlike most of the other graduates of the NTi program, these
Below are the members of NTi5:
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Name |
School |
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Ara, Dante Carlo E. |
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Barraza Jr., |
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Lozano, Bella L. |
LIDE Learning Center, Inc.,
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Murillon, Jeanie G. |
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Reyes, Irhyn V. |
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Sanchez, Sr. Rhean Justin L. |
Carmelites of Our Lady Porta Coeli Convent |
NTi - Batch5 had the same zeal that in their teaching vocation applied to their Action Research, which is a major requirement of the NTI program. And last May 8, 2007, they
formally earned their degree in MA in ID&T during their graduation
ceremonies. It was an intimate affair for all those present in the
graduation ceremonies held at the Mutis AV Room of the
It was also a sort of `emotional` moment for many of those present in the affair when the keynote speaker, Dr. Diane E. Wacker, herself an alumna of SADI School of OD, shared her experience of how one teacher made all the difference in her life. Her personal sharing reaffirmed the special place teachers have in the lives of their students.
Most
students may not be able to openly express their gratitude to their
teachers, and they most often realize the impact made by their teachers
much later in their lives, but the influence made by a teacher or two
is still within them. Dr. Wacker emphasized this point with her own
experience back in
The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains.
The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.
To the members of NTi5, Congratulations! and may you inspire more students than you can count.
