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ISAP Kalinga High School Department Conducts Re-Echo Seminar for INSET

The International School of Asia and the Pacific (ISAP) Kalinga High School Department successfully conducted its Re-Echo Seminar as part of the In-Service Training (INSET) program for teachers. The activity aimed to equip educators with updated knowledge, strategies, and insights that would further enhance the quality of instruction and student learning outcomes.

One of the highlights of the seminar was the presentation of Mr. Janver Tovera, who re-echoed the key learnings and valuable insights gained from the seminar he attended. He discussed the importance of strengthening the curriculum to ensure that learning competencies are effectively delivered and aligned with the school's educational goals. He emphasized the need for innovative teaching approaches, learner-centered instruction, and continuous improvement in curriculum implementation to meet the evolving needs of students.

Following this, Mr. Venille Catanis, MST, High School Principal, discussed essential classroom rules and course descriptions with the faculty members. He highlighted the importance of maintaining a positive and disciplined learning environment where students can thrive academically and socially. He also reviewed course expectations and standards to ensure that all teachers have a common understanding of the subjects they handle and the learning outcomes they are expected to achieve.

The seminar was further enriched by an inspiring message from Dr. Ericson Mallari, OIC School Administrator. In his address, Dr. Mallari encouraged teachers to embrace the defining moments that they will encounter throughout the school year. He reminded them that every challenge presents an opportunity for growth, learning, and professional development. He urged teachers to be confident in their abilities and expertise, while remaining humble and approachable in their interactions with learners.

Dr. Mallari emphasized that effective educators are those who continuously strive to improve themselves while maintaining genuine concern for their students' welfare and success. He encouraged the faculty to remain passionate in their profession, resilient in the face of challenges, and committed to providing quality education. His words served as a source of motivation and encouragement, inspiring teachers to begin the new academic year with renewed enthusiasm, dedication, and a strong sense of purpose.

Indeed, the Re-Echo Seminar marked the beginning of another chapter in the journey of ISAP Kalinga educators—a chapter defined by commitment, transformation, and the shared mission of making a lasting difference in the lives of every learner they serve.

📢 See you on Monday, Mighty Eagles! 🦅

The wait is almost over! High School classes officially begin on June 15, and we can't wait to welcome you.

Get ready for an exciting start to the school year as we gather for our General Welcome Program, where fun presentations and special activities await our students. It's the perfect way to kick off another year of learning, growth, and new experiences.

✨ New school year. New goals. New opportunities.

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