Rulyn Z. Crucio, a teacher of Bendulan Elementary School won First Place in Action Research Poster Presentation under SBM Principle 2 during the Regional SBM General Assembly and Research Congress at Pearlmont Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City, December 4-5.
Her paper entitled “Magtuon Kita Og Basa: Supplementary Reading Material for Mother Tongue- Based-Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) “ was exhibited using Continuous Improvement Methodology with all-inclusive stages and steps. Mrs. Crucio shared her intervention to the district level and continues to monitor the progress.
Malaybalay City Division delegation to the assembly was headed by the Division Research Coordinator, Rosie Salupado and Division SBM Coordinator, Ralph T. Quirog. Other researchers from the Division of Malaybalay City were Roger Meñoza (SBM Principle 1 Oral Presenter) of Silae National High School, Merlita Meliston (SBM Principle 2 Oral Presenter) of Magsaysay Elementary School, Mars Sumalinog (SBM Principle 3 Oral Presenter) of Calawag Elementary School, Salley Moreno (SBM Principle 4 Oral Presenter) of Bangcud National High School, Everardo Calopez (SBM Principle 3 Poster Presenter) of Bukidnon National High School, and Marites Escamillan (SBM Principle 4 Poster Presenter) of Mabuhay Elementary School. Winners of previous year’s action research presentation, Purisima J. Yap and John P. Rarogal were with the delegation.
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The Department of Education (DepEd) recognizes how important good nutrition is for the improvement of learners’ academic performance. Consequently, it is associated with increased enrolment, better performance, improved attendance, decreased repetition and dropout rate. Thus, DepEd proposed in the 2014 Budget a School-Based Feeding Program that will cater to a targeted 562,262 severely wasted (SW) school children in Kinder to Grade 6 nationwide based on the Nutritional Status (NS) Baseline Report through DepEd Order 54, s. 2013.