To talk about the school’s reoffering of Special Education (SPED) for the gifted, 10 Camp Tinio Elementary School (CTES) teachers served as guests at DWJJ as it aired the DepEd Hour, the nightly radio program which deals with the DepEd Cabanatuan City Division’s educational programs and issues.
Interviewed by city councilor Ariel Severino, substitute host of division superintendent Malcolm Garma and Tina Wycoco, CTES teachers, headed by their principal Marcelina Arenas, explained the screening procedures (see related news on page ) held to come up with the list of students who will take the SPED curriculum.
During the talk, Severino asked if palakasan system tainted the said screening and the teachers answered no because even the sons and daughters of their co-teachers who failed in the screening were not admitted in the pool of SPED pupils.
Among the teachers who talked more about the reoffering as well as the school’s improvement are Mrs. Maribet Domingo, Mrs. Sabelina Pacinos, Mrs. Cipriana Arcia, Mrs. Jocelyn Bumanlag Mr. Allan David Valdez, Mrs. Josefina Balagtas, Mrs. Edna Empania, and Ms. Jocelyn dela Cruz; all, if not SPED advisers, are teaching SPED classes.
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Among the teachers who talked more about the reoffering as well as the school’s improvement are Mrs. Maribet Domingo, Mrs. Sabelina Pacinos, Mrs. Cipriana Arcia, Mrs. Jocelyn Bumanlag Mr. Allan David Valdez, Mrs. Josefina Balagtas, Mrs. Edna Empania, and Ms. Jocelyn dela Cruz; all, if not SPED advisers, are teaching SPED classes.
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LEAD: re-offering special education (sped) to camp tinio e/s.
opinion teachers serves as guests jn DWJJ a night radio program
SD1: teachers are interviewed by councilor city Ariel Severino
SD2: Marcelina S. Arenas explain the procedures for sped curriculum
SD3: there are 10 teachers who was teaching the sped class
conclusion: can the sped class improved their intelligence good moral and right conduct?