Presentation by Andreas Schleicher Tackling the School Absenteeism Crisis 30 ...
Peace education by thelma dujali
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3. The Department of Education(DepEd) is the
principal agency of the government responsible
for education and manpower development. As
embodied in Executive Order No.117, s. 1987,
the Department is primarily responsible for the
formulation, planning, implementation and
coordination of the policies, plans, programs
and projects in the areas of formal education at
the elementary and secondary levels. It is
likewise will mandated to supervise all
educational institutions, both public and
private; and provide for the establishment and
integrated system of education relevant to
national development goals. Peace Education is
a Special Program of the Department of
Education that aims to promote peace in our
4. The Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace
Process (OPAPPI) is a government agency
mandated under Executive Order 125, s. 1993 and
E. O. No. 3, s. 2001, to manage and coordinate the
implementation of the Philippine comprehensive
peace process. This broad endeavor consists of
socioeconomic and political reforms to address the
root causes of internal armed conflicts;(ii)
consensus-building and empowerment for peace;
(iii) peaceful, negotiated settlement with the rebel
group; (iv) reconciliation, reintegration into the
mainstream society , and rehabilitation of former
combatants and victims of armed conflict; (v)
addressing concerns arising from continuing
armed hostilities; and (vi) building and nurturing a
5. PEACE EDUCATION
• is the process of acquiring the values
• the knowledge and
• developing the attitudes, skills, and
behaviors to live in harmony with
• oneself,
• with others, and
• with the natural environment.
6. PEACE EDUCATION
Ian Harris and John Synott have
described peace education as a series
of "teaching encounters" that draw
from people:[8]
• their desire for peace,
• nonviolent alternatives for
managing conflict, and
• skills for critical analysis of
structural arrangements that
produce and legitimize injustice and
inequality.
15. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION VOLUNTEER
CATECHISTSC A T E C H E T I C A L
P R O G R A M O F T H E
P A R I S H
V O L U N T E E R R E E D
T E A C H E R S W I T H T H E
P A R I S H P R I E S T
17. LINKAGES FROM THE MUNICIPAL SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT AND
MORAL RECOVERY PROGRAM CONDUCTING VALUES ENRICHMENT
SESSION
18. CLUBS THAT DEEPEN THE SPIRITUALITY OF THE
STUDENTS
T E E N S F O R U N I T Y
B I B L E L O V E R S C L U B
C A M P U S M I N I S T R Y
& V O C A T I O N C L U B
28. PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS AND
RESPONSIBILITIES
P E E R E D U C A T I O N
O N A D O L E S C E N T H E A L T H
A N D D E V E L O P M E N T Y O U T H F O R P E A C E
37. …. IT IS BY KNOWING THAT PEACE OFFICERS ARE INDEED A FRIEND
THAT WILL HELP TO GUIDE THE STUDENTS TO BECOME A GOOD
CITIZENS OF OUR COUNTRY….
38. SUMMARY ON THIS: IS LOVING, EDUCATING, PREACHING,
ACCEPTING AND GIVING THEM CHANCES. A JOINT EFFORT OF
STAKE HOLDERS WHO SINCERELY WANTS TO HELP THE STUDENTS
RENEW THEMSELVES.
46. INITIATIVES & BEST PRACTICES FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE STUDENTS , TEACHERS & COMMUNITY
47. INVITING PEACE OFFICERS FOR ORIENTATION AND DISSEMINATION
OF INFORMATION REGARDING THE NATIONAL AND LOCAL LAWS &
ORDINANCES
P H I L I P P I N E N A T I O N A L
P O L I C E
O R I E N T A T I O N O F T H E
F I R E D E P A R T M E N T
48. STUDENTS’ DAY CELEBRATION (DURING THE VALENTINE’S DAY)
INITIATED BY THE STUDENTS SUPREME GOVERNMENT
F E E D I N G T H E
S T U D E N T S
49. • Integration of Peace
Education in
different subject
areas.
• Inviting Peace
Officers for
Orientation and
Dissemination of
Information
regarding laws and
ordinances to
maintain peace and
order of the school
and municipality as
a whole.
• Conduct Leadership
Seminars
/Workshops .
• Club Fair
• SSG Election
• Year Level
Recollections with
Parents
• Conduct room to
room Orientation by
the Year Level
Disciplinarians
• Participation of the
Municipal Town
Fiesta through
Ethnic /Tribal dances
and songs
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
50. • Organized the “YOUTH FOR
PEACE”
• Invite Stake Holders such
as the Army for the “Alay
Gupit” for students who
cannot afford for their
haircut.
• Invite /encourage stake
holders for the scholarships
of the poor, indigenous and
deserving students.
• Home visitations for
students who are always
absent.
• Drop In Center for babies
of nursing mothers
(teachers).
• Acupuncture and ear
detoxification of students
who have health problems.
• No cellphone policy inside
the school campus.
• For students identified as
gang leaders and/were
recommended by advisers
to be transferred out of
school were given chances
such as : transferring to
other section and is given a
guardian/disciplinarian for
monitoring.
• “adopt a student”
• Giving certificates for
teachers who never been
late and absent for the
whole month.
• Adopt a returnee , a scholar
of the army.
INITIATIVES
51. • Freedom of religion and
churches
• Regular Monthly Mass and
Fellowship and/or Prayer
Service for other
Sect./Denomination
• Linkages with the Municipal
Spiritual Development and
Moral Recovery Council and the
Catechetical Program of the
Catholic Church.
• Regular monthly/weekly prayer
meetings /bible sharing of the
different clubs.
• Student’s Day
• Parents and students
Orientations on school
Programs and Policies.
• Feeding program for the
malnourish and the special
class.(slow learners)
• Giving recognitions and
citations for any good deeds
done by students.
• Deportment Awardees
• Encouraged graduating
students to donate their
uniforms for the incoming
Grade 7 and others students
who cannot afford to buy new
uniforms.
• Outreach Program.
• Culmination Activities of
subject areas and Stress Free
for teachers in the afternoon.
BEST PRACTICES
Note: Lesson Plans were taken from the Lesson Exemplars sa Araling Panlipunan Para sa Edukasyong Pangkapayapaan.
Inspecting areas of concern and prioritizing the focus on the cleaning, repair, rehabilitation and beautification thus ensuring students’ welfare and safety.
Our Parish Priest Rev. Fr. Marcialito Maglana, giving his sharing about evangelization and some of the volunteer Catechists in the Parish willing to serve for the greater glory of God. (with the teachers too!)
It is by inculcating in us the faith that there is God who loved us so much and will never forsake us, that we will be at peace and full of hope and able to smile despite the difficulties.
The students learned to appreciate the beauty of nature, enhanced by human hands and been an inspiration for them to be always in school, making it their second home.
To know how to actually do the gardening and how to promote these so that students will loved it.
Helping cleaning the surrounding and showing love to the elders at Golden Acre Home for the Aged at San Jose, Monkayo, Compostela Valley.
Being aware of the reality that natural calamities will come unexpectedly, so a serious and proper practice/drill helps them to be confident that even being in school they are still very safe.
The GPTA President Sir Doctolero was with the students being identified as members and leaders of the gang . Sir Teves with the deaf and mute students, Mam Mary Ann Gabisan with the students with problems in school and Sir Aninon with
with the disciplinarians, settling disputes with the students and parents.
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Note:Integration of Peace Education in different subject areas were taken from the Lesson Exemplars for Peace Education.