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The instructional materials provided by Phoenix will eventually prepare our students for the demands that the real world will ask from them..
Books are definitely contributions to the development of education in the Philippines.
Sr. Josephini Ambatali, SFIC
Dean, College of Art and Science, St. Joseph College.
I like her organized, precise, and logical ideas. Her writing style reflects her active participation in the transformation of the Filipino youth in our society through education.
Dr. Rebecca Porpio
Principal, La Consolacion College, Bais City, Negros Occidental; Colleague of Sr. Carmeli Ma. V. Catan.
She generously shares her wisdom to others. She makes things happen every time. She sees to it that all projects and activities are for the common good. She has a never-ending quest for learning.
Olivia M. Baladad
Academic Coordinator, St. Louis College, Baguio City; Colleague of Sr. Lourdes M. Dulay.
I am a living witness to how our students are able to compete in the international arena during Math contests because of this person who has been the instrument in enriching the curriculum. Dr. Enerio L. Sagusay
Principal, Ozphil College of Cavite; Colleague of Dr. Simon L. Chua..
She never loses her appetite to write. And her motivation is not “What will I get from this?” but “What will I share with the Filipino children and the Filipino teachers?”.
Mary Grace G. Del Rosario
Co-author, Pinagyamang Pluma Series
I believe my writing is a reflection of my passion towards actively participating in the transformation of our society through education.
Sr. Carmeli Ma. V. Catan.
My biggest break was provided by Phoenix Publishing House. And since then, my life and that of my family have never been the same again.
Ekstensyon ito ng papel ko bilang isang guro… Mas malawak iyong nahuhubog ko maging sa susunod na henerasyon.
It is not simply any piece. It reflects the sacrifices, the passion, the advocacy and the devotion in writing a book.
Our Authors
Really makes time to do a lot of research because that’s one thing not many of us can do. His biggest dream is to form an organization for all CLE teachers in the Philippines.
Mercy N. De Guia
High School Faculty, Ateneo de Manila University
Never gets tired of updating herself. She is a voracious reader and makes it a point to update herself with the latest trends in education.
Danilo T. Yabut
English Subject Area Coordinator, Elizabeth Seton School, Parañaque City
Books are definitely contributions to the development of education in the Philippines.
Sr. Josephini Ambatali, SFIC
Dean, College of Art and Science, St. Joseph College.
I like her organized, precise, and logical ideas. Her writing style reflects her active participation in the transformation of the Filipino youth in our society through education.
Dr. Rebecca Porpio
Principal, La Consolacion College, Bais City, Negros Occidental; Colleague of Sr. Carmeli Ma. V. Catan.
She generously shares her wisdom to others. She makes things happen every time. She sees to it that all projects and activities are for the common good. She has a never-ending quest for learning.
Olivia M. Baladad
Academic Coordinator, St. Louis College, Baguio City; Colleague of Sr. Lourdes M. Dulay.
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I gained the direction and the courage to influence my colleagues.
It empowers the faculty. I realized that if you empower them, when you give them skills and competencies, they become more confident. and commitment follows when they are more equipped.
NSP ( Nurturing Support Program ) empowers us to become more competitive and be abreast of the best professional practices that help us create an environment for professional growth. NSP entices us to labor in order to produce citizens who are productive, competitive, but God-fearing and God-loving individuals.
With a strong faculty development program, our teachers became more effective in terms of designing instructional plans, of choosing appropriate and meaningful learnin activities in their classes, of using formative assessment system in their teaching-learning processes as a quality-assurance mechanism, of establishing clear procedures and routines, and ultimately of building a shared responsibility of student learning.
Before, doon sa traditional way, we used to have teacher-centeredness, but...maraming naitulong sa amin yung NSP-talagang ang nabibigyan ng priority ay yung mga estudyante. They will be able to learn a lot of things through activities... Talagang yung mga teachers nagiging facilitators lang.
With the Nurturing Support Program, I became more aware of my primary role as a school principal-instructional leadership. I was closely assisted in managing the curriculum, in supervising instruction, in monitoring student progress, and in promoting a positive learning climate.
With the Nurturing Support Program (NSP), we were able to build a professional community, which really helped us emphasize the importance of shared goals and efforts. Our teachers are empowered and encouraged as they fulfill their duties and responsibilities as educators.
Both ELDA and NSP realigned my priorities- from focsing on the externals to make higher the students achievement. It helped me realize that my job... that the teacher's real job...is really the students.
ELDA has developed in me a lot of skills as an educational leader, a curriculum planner, a transformed individual.
Series never gets tired of updating herself. She is a voracious reader and makes it a point to update herself with the latest trends in education.
Series really makes time to do a lot of research because that's one thing not many of us can do. His biggest dream is to form an organization for all CLE teachersin the Philippines.
Series books are definitely contributions to the development of education in the Philippines.
Dr. Ernesto Y. Sibal was one of the few Filipinos in academic publishing who can irrefutably lay claim to these three titles—Patriot, Pioneer and Innovator. A staunch patriot, Dr. Sibal fiercely advocated the vision of designating Filipino-authored books for young Filipino learners. This vision was enabled by the establishment of Alemar’s Bookstore in 1958, and through the foresight and drive of Alegria Rodriguez, who shared in the vision of her husband, she helped galvanize then fledgling Alemar's Bookstore as the place to go for textbooks and school needs, propelling it to become the first established bookstore chain in the country.
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