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2010 Elementary Schools Evaluation

October 7, 2010 By WebAdmin Leave a Comment

September 6-10 was the appointed date of the evaluation of all mission-affiliated elementary schools in Northeastern Mindanao Mission. It is designed by the Education Department to see its strength and check its weaknesses to recommend for improvement.

Dr. Yolando A. Queruela together with his wife Elizabeth arrived early on September 6, 2010 at Butuan City Mission Academy (BCMA) as the first school to be evaluated. BCMA is soon to have its (AAA) Adventist Accrediting Association evaluation this coming November, so the school was given only health and dental services  offered by the Health Team.

The evaluating team was headed by Dr. Yolando A. Queruela, SPUC Associate Education Director, Nilda E. Caberte, NeMM Education Superintendent , and Pastor Nimrod V. Saramosing. NeMM Health Director, Dr. Desiree D. Dumanon, a Dentist, 3 Registered Nurses, Mae Love V. Galinato, Jezer C. Caballero, and Serven C. Caballero, and our Mission Auditor, Zephaniah Loropan

The team proceeded to Northeastern Mindanao SDA Elementary School (NEM) in the afternoon. The next three days 3 schools were evaluated. They were Surigao City Adventist Learning Center (SCALC) , San Francisco SDA Elementary Schools, and New Mt. Olive SDA Elementary School.

Dr. Y. A. Queruela was very much impressed with what most of the teacher’s were doing with their classrooms. They had  attractive decorations, which are very appealing to the eyes of young children. Bulletin board displays were well- prepared by . Their own hands , not ready-made charts from book stores. “ The teachers are artistic.”, he said. Most of their displays were relevant to their lessons.

Besides the room structuring, teachers were rated in other aspects on how they present their lesson , the different techniques and strategies they used to let the children learned and have a lively class interaction,  Good communication skills, Neat and updated school records. The school treasurer was also evaluated by the mission auditor to see its effectiveness to support the operation of the school.

At the end of the evaluation most of the teachers got an excellent rating.

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