Even after the celebration of Catholic Teachers' Day last 26 January 2008, La Salle schools across the nation are still giving tribute to teachers who have made a difference in their lives.
A portion of the De La Salle Philippines (DLSP) website has been dedicated to online greetings and public testimonies for the teachers. Students are invited to post a letter for at least one teacher or mentor who has influenced them. This service, open to all Lasallians can be accessed at http://delasalle.ph/myteacher starting 23 January. Private letters submitted through the site will be delivered by DLSP, its distinct way of thanking the Lasallian educators.
As of today, there are more than 500 replies in the DLSP website, mostly coming from students of La Salle University in Ozamis City.
Here are the activities of schools across the network:
A portion of the De La Salle Philippines (DLSP) website has been dedicated to online greetings and public testimonies for the teachers. Students are invited to post a letter for at least one teacher or mentor who has influenced them. This service, open to all Lasallians can be accessed at http://delasalle.ph/myteacher starting 23 January. Private letters submitted through the site will be delivered by DLSP, its distinct way of thanking the Lasallian educators.
As of today, there are more than 500 replies in the DLSP website, mostly coming from students of La Salle University in Ozamis City.
Here are the activities of schools across the network:
Switch of job functions and a treat at La Salle College Antipolo (LSCA)
Selected students were given the opportunity to take the role of their teachers last 24 January at La Salle College Antipolo (LSCA). RJ Miranda, Student Council (SC) officer from LSCA, said the student affairs body organized a contribution fund and treated the teachers this 25 January from the high school and college levels.
Lasallian Partners Day in De La Salle Santiago Zobel School (DLSZ)
The DLSZ Student Council reserved 25 January in the school calendar to hold their own celebration dubbed as Lasallian Partners Day. The first 30 minutes of the day was dedicated to a tribute to class advisers. Students from grade four to 4th year high school also took over one period for all of the teachers to gain firsthand experience in teaching. Games and other activities in the afternoon - sponsored by the Student Council - include ultimate frisbee, water polo, water relays, and ballroom dancing will allow the students and teachers to spend time and bond outside the confines of the classroom.
For more information, visit DLSZ website.
A poem recital at DLS Andres Soriano Memorial College (ASMC)
Dr. Erlinda Desierto, principal of the High School Department of DLS-ASMC in Cebu, said the department had an earlier celebration last 17 January. Unleashing their creativity, students composed poems, gave tokens and cards to teachers and personnel. After a mass dedicated for the teachers, chosen students recited the poems they composed.
Bowling activity near La Salle Green Hills (LSGH)
LSGH Grade School coordinator for Student Affairs Menchie Iniola said that after a short activity on 25 January, the students treated their teachers to a bowling game.
A mass for teachers at De La Salle University - Dasmariñas (DLSU-D)
Aside from the mass dedicated in memory of Br. Andrew Gonzales FSC, DLSU Dasmariñas held a mass for teachers this 26 January.
After the morning mass to grace their Teachers’ Day, alternative classes held 25 January were facilitated by students and some invited speakers. Students treated the teachers have been treated to a 2-hour recreation program in the afternoon, which included sports challenges and film viewing.
The day ended with some production numbers from the Su Thetro Guindegan, DELTHEA, Daninao Dance Company, the La Salle Ballet and Jazz Ensemble, and a message from one of the teachers, 2007 Chimes Awardee Laura Guangco.
Other La Salle schools also prepared special activities for the teachers. There are 8,458 teachers in all 18 La Salle schools. Brothers, Sisters, priests, and lay people comprised the teaching community.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Celine Hernandez, DLSP Media Bureau Correspondent
Menchie Iniola, Grade school coordinator for Student Affairs (LSGH)
RJ Miranda, Student Council Officer (DLS Anipolo)
Dr. Erlinda Desierto, Principal of High School Department (DLS ASMC)
Jamina Munasque, SRCC President (DLS Zobel)
Graphics by Alice Espinosa, DLSP Media Bureau Graphic Artist
Video by Celine Hernandez, DLSP Media Bureau Student Correspondent
Free green shirts from De La Salle Lipa (DLSL)
De La Salle Lipa set the Teachers' Day Celebration from 26 to 31 January. According to Pamla Sala, the teachers will be given green shirts with statement "I am a Lasallian Educator" in front and "Education is my vocation" at the back.
A mass and a dating game (for singles only) will also be organized. Winners will be treated in a dinner date. During the game, there will be masseurs, manicurists, and barbers at our office where everyone can avail them for free.
A mass and a dating game (for singles only) will also be organized. Winners will be treated in a dinner date. During the game, there will be masseurs, manicurists, and barbers at our office where everyone can avail them for free.
Recreational activity at La Salle University (Ozamis City)
After the morning mass to grace their Teachers’ Day, alternative classes held 25 January were facilitated by students and some invited speakers. Students treated the teachers have been treated to a 2-hour recreation program in the afternoon, which included sports challenges and film viewing.
The day ended with some production numbers from the Su Thetro Guindegan, DELTHEA, Daninao Dance Company, the La Salle Ballet and Jazz Ensemble, and a message from one of the teachers, 2007 Chimes Awardee Laura Guangco.
Other La Salle schools also prepared special activities for the teachers. There are 8,458 teachers in all 18 La Salle schools. Brothers, Sisters, priests, and lay people comprised the teaching community.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Some Lasallian teachers who belong in the roster of
Metrobank Outstanding Teachers and CHIMES
2. Dr. Manuel Belino (2005 Metrobank Outstanding Teacher Awardee)
Dr. Manuel Belino is a former chairman of Mechanical Engineering (MEE) Department of DLSU-Manila. He was 2006 Metro Bank Outstanding Teacher (Higher Education Category). Though still teaching in a part time basis at DLSU-Manila, Dr. Belino serves as the dean of MEE College of Mapua Institute of Technology. This is his message:
"I believe my contribution to nation-building is the unique combination of my academic degrees - mechanical engineering and theological studies, which enables me to strike a balance between technology and human values in engineering education. Integrating ethics into the technical courses I teach such as materials engineering, safety engineering and mechanical systems would hopefully prepare engineering students to become technically competent and ethically responsible engineers. Eventually, these holistic engineers design and create technologies that are most beneficial to human beings and the environment."
Other Metrobank Awardees
1991
Dr. Marcelino Foronda (History)
1994
Dr. Wyona Patalinghug (Chemistry)
Dr. Ma. Cecila Nava(Humanities)
1999
Dr. Marie Marjorie Evasco-Pernia (Poetry)
2000
Dr. Rose Marie Salazar (Counseling Psychology)
Co-teachers perceived her as a workaholic and a perfectionist teacher. The Outstanding Faculty and 2007 CHIMES awardee Laura Guangco is one of the most honored teachers at La Salle University, Ozamiz City not only because of her academic contributions but also for her selfless service to her community.
In one of her community involvements, she and other volunteers trekked an orphanage despite the outpouring of rain and presence of flood. In fighting for the rights of her friends, she has exemplified social justice with her involvement in denouncing of Expanded Value Added Tax (E-VAT) and the increased power cost of the local electric cooperative in Ozamiz.
Guangco has been teaching since 1969. She is currently working as Institutional Planning and Evaluation Director of La Salle University. As the 2007 CHIMES awardee, she immortalizes her as one of the servant-educators who is known for helping and guiding her community without asking anything in return.
The Lorenzo M. Tanada CHIMES Awards is an annual event that seeks to recognize outstanding Lasallians who embody the values of Common good, Honesty, Integrity, Meritocracy, and Excellence in service to the mission of St. John Baptist De La Salle. The awards are given to a student, faculty, co-academic personnel, alumnus, or administrator who lives and selflessly serves others and ensuring values that influence teamwork, innovation, competence in their community.
With reports from:
Jonie Solon, DLSP Media Bureau Student CorrespondentMetrobank Outstanding Teachers and CHIMES
1. Dr. Tereso Tullao (1993 Metrobank Outstanding Teacher Awardee )
Dr. Tereso Tullao is a University fellow and a full time professor of DLSU-Manila College of Business and Economics (CBE). As a favorite teacher in Economics and business related subjects, he used to giving his lectures in Filipino.
In 1993, he was hailed as a 1993 Metrobank Outstanding Teacher (Higher Education Category.)
Dr. Tereso Tullao is a University fellow and a full time professor of DLSU-Manila College of Business and Economics (CBE). As a favorite teacher in Economics and business related subjects, he used to giving his lectures in Filipino.
In 1993, he was hailed as a 1993 Metrobank Outstanding Teacher (Higher Education Category.)
2. Dr. Manuel Belino (2005 Metrobank Outstanding Teacher Awardee)
Dr. Manuel Belino is a former chairman of Mechanical Engineering (MEE) Department of DLSU-Manila. He was 2006 Metro Bank Outstanding Teacher (Higher Education Category). Though still teaching in a part time basis at DLSU-Manila, Dr. Belino serves as the dean of MEE College of Mapua Institute of Technology. This is his message:
"I believe my contribution to nation-building is the unique combination of my academic degrees - mechanical engineering and theological studies, which enables me to strike a balance between technology and human values in engineering education. Integrating ethics into the technical courses I teach such as materials engineering, safety engineering and mechanical systems would hopefully prepare engineering students to become technically competent and ethically responsible engineers. Eventually, these holistic engineers design and create technologies that are most beneficial to human beings and the environment."
Other Metrobank Awardees
1991
Dr. Marcelino Foronda (History)
1994
Dr. Wyona Patalinghug (Chemistry)
Dr. Ma. Cecila Nava(Humanities)
1999
Dr. Marie Marjorie Evasco-Pernia (Poetry)
2000
Dr. Rose Marie Salazar (Counseling Psychology)
3. Laura Guangco (2007 CHIMES Awardee - Teacher Category)
Co-teachers perceived her as a workaholic and a perfectionist teacher. The Outstanding Faculty and 2007 CHIMES awardee Laura Guangco is one of the most honored teachers at La Salle University, Ozamiz City not only because of her academic contributions but also for her selfless service to her community.
In one of her community involvements, she and other volunteers trekked an orphanage despite the outpouring of rain and presence of flood. In fighting for the rights of her friends, she has exemplified social justice with her involvement in denouncing of Expanded Value Added Tax (E-VAT) and the increased power cost of the local electric cooperative in Ozamiz.
Guangco has been teaching since 1969. She is currently working as Institutional Planning and Evaluation Director of La Salle University. As the 2007 CHIMES awardee, she immortalizes her as one of the servant-educators who is known for helping and guiding her community without asking anything in return.
The Lorenzo M. Tanada CHIMES Awards is an annual event that seeks to recognize outstanding Lasallians who embody the values of Common good, Honesty, Integrity, Meritocracy, and Excellence in service to the mission of St. John Baptist De La Salle. The awards are given to a student, faculty, co-academic personnel, alumnus, or administrator who lives and selflessly serves others and ensuring values that influence teamwork, innovation, competence in their community.
With reports from:
Celine Hernandez, DLSP Media Bureau Correspondent
Menchie Iniola, Grade school coordinator for Student Affairs (LSGH)
RJ Miranda, Student Council Officer (DLS Anipolo)
Dr. Erlinda Desierto, Principal of High School Department (DLS ASMC)
Jamina Munasque, SRCC President (DLS Zobel)
Graphics by Alice Espinosa, DLSP Media Bureau Graphic Artist
Video by Celine Hernandez, DLSP Media Bureau Student Correspondent
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gud day!
it is nice to hear that many teachers are doing gud and making humarian deeds in order to help their fellow men...they are a gud model to our children. i never wrong upon entrusting my son to La Salle Ozamis City. but recently, i was alarmed when one teacher from High School department were asking for a payment of ticket in son where in fact that ticket was already paid. my son was felt bad....and did nothing but pay again the said ticket. i tried to text the teacher there was no reply. Im really waiting her explanation but until now, i havent recieve any... pls put action to my complaint. the teacher is Ms. Lorilyn Alduhesa. i want just want explanation why? why she needs to put my son in shame in front of the class.
thank you and god bless.
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