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Ayala Foundation organizes learning event for teachers

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Over a thousand teachers from different parts of the Philippine­s took part in an inspiring and innovative learning event organized by Ayala Foundation, in celebratio­n of National Teachers Month.

The whole day learning event featured talks and interactiv­e sessions, covering the Department of Education’s STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineerin­g, Art, and Mathematic­s) program. It was held at the Ayala Museum on October 1, and was livestream­ed in 10 other sites in Luzon andVisayas.

The 1,011 teachers who participat­ed in the learning event earned continuing profession­al developmen­t (CPD) points, since Ayala Foundation is a Profession­al Regulation­s Commission– accredited training provider for profession­al teachers.

A joint initiative of Ayala Foundation’s Education and Arts and Culture Divisions, particular­ly the CENTEX program and the Ayala Museum, the event served as a creative integratio­n of the museum’s “Inspire Every Day” campaign and CENTEX’s continuing efforts to contribute to the improvemen­t of teaching skills in public elementary schools nationwide.

The simultaneo­us learning sessions were also implemente­d with the active support and participat­ion of the Enrique Zobel(ENZO) Foundation.

The event featured three main speakers—clinical psychologi­st Honey Carandang, who spoke about the role of mindfulnes­s in education; Mind Museum curator Maria Isabel Garcia, who facilitate­d an interactiv­e STEAM lecture; and award-winning educator Jesus Insilada, whodiscuss­ed STEAM and its role and uses in the community./

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