Networking with Organizations

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NETWORKING BETWEEN SCHOOLSNATIONWIDE:

NETWORKING:

I. Networking with Professional Organizations

II. Networking with Foundation

III. Networking with Government OfficesIV. Networking with Media


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Linkage and networking are different in the

degree of commitment by the partners.

In linkage, the relationship between partner

organizations is quite loose, while in networking,it is much stronger, usually because the groups and

agencies have common objectives and

beneficiaries. Networking is basically extending

the outreach of the resources in different ways soas to increase the effectiveness of the program.

The areas of operation can also be increased

through networking. (wiki.answer.com)


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NETWORKING

-A network compose of severalinstitution (consortium) of several

colleges of different universities that

binds together for a common goal

-Work together to attain common

objectives, undertake innovative

practices and update members

regarding breakthrough in different

disciplines


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-The Philippine Education Network Project is a

directory of all education providers all over the

Philippines. The project aims to be an online

source of information on various schools, colleges,and universities in the country.

- They believe that basic data and contact

information about the different learninginstitutions in the country should be made

available to the public.

(www.http://pen.ph)


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I. Networking with Professional Organizations

1. Consortium among Universities and Colleges

-Science teachers from each university met regularly fordiscussion on best practices, and they even wrote a

book which can be use by their respective students

a. Taft Consortium

b. Mendiola Consortium

2. With Subject Specialista. BIOTA-Biology Teachers Association of the Philippines, Inc.

b. MATHED-Philippine Council of Mathematics Teacher Educators, Inc.c. The Physics Teachers Association

d. The Chemistry teachers Association


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3. Teacher Educational Institutiona. The Philippine Association for Teacher Education (PAFTE)

b. State Universities and Colleges Teacher Educators

Association (SUCTEA)

4. National Organization

a. Federation of Accrediting Association of the Philippines(FAAP)

b. The Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities

Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA)

c. Philippine Accrediting Agency for Schools, Colleges andUniversities (PAASCU)

d. Association for Accrediting Colleges and Universities of the

Philippines (AACUP)


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3. Network of Outstanding teachers and Educators (NOTED)It nurture a culture of excellence and service among educators

through professional development, publications, research, and

advocacy in active partnership with government and non-

government organization. They are under the Metro BankFoundation and an honor society composed of the winners of the

SOT. Organized in 1997 and is committed to nurturing a culture of

excellence and service among educators through research,

publications, professional development, and advocacy in

partnership with government and non-government organizations.All winners of the SOT are automatically granted membership to

NOTED.

4. Ayala Foundation, Inc. (AFI) It extends benefits of recent technological developments to a

greater number of men, women and children

5. GMA FoundationIts mission is to give hope and a future to the Filipino family by

safeguarding human rights and upgrading standards of education


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6. SM Foundation, Inc.Its aim is to Education Literacy

7. Foundation for Upgrading Standard Education (FUSE) Supports training programs for teachers of English, Science,

and Mathematics via CONSTEL (Continuing Studies via

Television)

8. Philippine Foundation for Science and Technology (PFST)

Consist of Science exhibits which are visited by school childrenvia the Science Centrums all over the Philippines


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9. Book for the Barrio and Asia FoundationDonate books and other printed materials in

schools

10. Bato Balani FoundationHonors teachers through a Tribute to Teachers

program

11. Philippine Business for Education (PBeD)It response to the need for consensus and

sustained advocacy in education reform


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III. Networking with Government Offices

1. Literacy Coordinating Council (LCC)Train trainors who handle literacy training courses

among the youth

2.The Department of Science and Technology (DOST)Supports undergraduate and graduate scholarship

programs in science and mathematics in the Regional

Science Teaching Centers

3. The Commission on Higher Education (CHED)Organizes Technical Panels for all profession and

benchmark the curricula of all degree with international

standards

4. The Teacher Education Council (TEC)Focuses on teacher education policies and standards


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IV. Networking with Media

1. ABS-CBN and GMAThrough its educational broadcast, it provides assistance to

children and teachers

2. Government and Private ChannelsIncludes award-winning entries to national competition in the

field of education, sports and healthcare


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3. Historic and Cultural Events

4. Publication and PrintsDaily newspapers and magazines

becomes a source of information

5. Projected MaterialsEducational films and projected documentaries


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As a professional teacher, you areable to give better service to your

students and to other education

stakeholders in the community ifyou are connected to a networkofpossible sources of educational

assistance(Bilbao, P.P.,et.al, 2012)


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BRIGADA ESKWELA - also known as the Bayanihan Para SaPaaralan, is a nationwide voluntary effort of teachers, parents,students, community members, and other organizations to do

minor repairs and clean-ups on their schools in preparation for the

start of the school year.

BALIK ESKWELA Oplan Balik Eskwela Program and NationalMaintenance Week of the Department of Education (DepEd). It

encourages volunteers give out their time, effort, and even donate

materials such as paint, cement, lumber and other materials,

which could be used for minor repairs and building. Donationsfrom local corporations and businesses are given in kind.


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Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) or Parent-Teacher-Student Association (PTSA) is a formal organizationcomposed of parents, teachers and staff that is intended to

facilitate parental participation in a school.

ANTI-DENGUE CAMPAIGN The Department of Health (DOH)turned over dengue information resources to the education and localgovernment departments and the Liga ng mga Barangay sa Pilipinas, toadd more power to their capabilities in helping curtail the dengueproblem in the country, as the DOH launched its National Anti-Dengue

Campaign.


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NUTRITION MONTH and OTHERMONTHLY IN-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

FEEDING PROGRAMS


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NGO DONATIONS/ASSISTANCE

Scholars, Technologies, and Books


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OTHER DONATIONS/ASSISTANCE

ENJOYED BY THE SCHOOL/S

School Alumni conducting a medical missions

School Alumni


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OTHER DONATIONS/ASSISTANCE

ENJOYED BY THE SCHOOL/S

School building donations

School Bldg./s donated by the SM Foundation,Inc.


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School Instructional learning center

Audio/ Video Room

Books donated by the Sa AklatSisikat Foundation, Inc.

Video materials donated by theKnowledge Channel

Computers, Large LCD Screen, andComputer materials donated by theFUSEvia CONSTEL Program

Books Computers and CDs


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