Character Education in the Philippines
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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- 2. Download this Presentation and all the Materials/Handouts: https://www.slideshare.net/mannrentoy
- 50. Our Principles •Every Teacher is a Character Formator •Not just another subject •Education is not just covering curriculum •No other better way to teach character than through the power of our example •The teacher is the most important teaching tool •The school is only as good as its teachers.
- 52. Chastity & Pro-Life Conference at the SMX Convention Center with more than 8,000 Participants
- 53. Chastity & Pro-Life Conference at the SMX Convention Center with more than 8,000 Participants
- 54. Teachers have a multiplier effect! They have a big impact on the lives of young people.
- 55. More than 7,000 teachers from all over the country joined us!
- 57. Chastity and Pro-Life Conference 2012 at the World Trade Center with more than 15,000 Participants
- 58. With almost 3,000 teachers at the SMX
- 60. www.themegallery.com Company Logo Chastity and Pro-Life Conference 2013 At the PICC With more than 4,000 students in the morning
- 61. www.themegallery.com Company Logo And another 4,000 students in the afternoon
- 63. Character Education Conference With 3,000 teachers at the SMX
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- 87. Class Excellence System Class Name Class Logo Class Cheer Class Motto
- 88. Home-School Collaboration School for Parents Mentoring System Parents First Magazine Family Day Grandparents Day
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