Concepcion Montessori School

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How do Children Learn?

Every child has different learning preferences. Among the different ways of learning, some prefer to learn by hearing, some by seeing, others by doing, some by reading and others by asking questions. One thing all students have in common is that they all learn best when they can incorporate items and topics that interest them into their studies, for example, building blocks, music, fashion, airplanes, etc.

While there are different learning styles, your student will likely favor several styles and not just one. However, you may be able to see patterns in their learning preferences. For example, a student who is a visual learner may also be a very social and verbal learner who prefers to learn especially difficult topics using their primary skills.

Understanding how your student learns is perhaps one of the most important parts of homeschooling your child. Learning styles allow your child to get the most from their homeschool experience, and helps parents choose the best curriculum for their children.

What Are the Different Learning Styles?

There are currently seven learning styles:

Visual (spatial) Learner

This style uses pictures, images, and spatial understanding to learn. These students can easily visualize information and have a good sense of direction. Using whiteboards can come in handy for this type of learner who usually likes to draw and doodle. Learn more on our Visual Learner page.

Aural (auditory) Learner

Sound and music are a strong suit for these types of learners who typically have a good sense of rhythm. These learners are usually singers or musicians who are familiar with different instruments and the sounds they make. Aural learners are good listeners who normally learn best through verbal presentations like lectures and speeches. Learn more on our Auditory Learners page.

Verbal (linguistic) Learner

These learners prefer using words, both in speech and writing. They can easily express themselves and usually love to read and write. Verbal learners tend to have a vast vocabulary and excel in activities that involve speaking, debating, and journalism. Learn more on our Verbal Learning page.

Physical (kinesthetic) Learner

Whether it’s by using their body or hands, these learners are all about the sense of touch. Physical activities and sports play a big part in these student’s lives. Getting hands-on is a must for these learners who love to tinker and learn best when they can do rather than see or hear. Learn more on our Kinesthetic Learning page.

Logical (mathematical) Learner

If there is logic,reasoning and numbers involved, these learners are sure to excel. These students function and solve complex problems by employing strategies and their scientific way of thinking. Computer programming, math and science are usually favored by these types of learners. Learn more on our Logical Learning page.

Social (interpersonal) Learner

If there is logic,reasoning and numbers involved, these learners are sure to excel. These students function and solve complex problems by employing strategies and their scientific way of thinking. Computer programming, math and science are usually favored by these types of learners. Learn more on our Social Learning page.

Solitary (intrapersonal) Learner

These students prefer to use self-study and work alone. They are independent and are very self-aware and in tune with their thoughts and feelings. These learners prefer being away from the crowds and learn best in a quiet place where they can focus on the task at hand. Learn more on our Intrapersonal Learning page.


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What Are the Different Learning Styles? Different learning styles include 7 types of learners such as visual-spatial learner, aural-auditory learner, verbal-linguistic learner, physical-kinesthetic learner, logical-mathematical learner, social-interpersonal learner, and solitary-intrapersonal learner.

LEARNING CONTINUITY PLAN

1.Enrollment starts from June 1-July 24, 2020

2. Opening of classes will be on July 29, 2020.

3. Enrollment:
For old students please notify us through our gmail: [email protected] or send us a private message in our FB Page

For new enrollees you may send pictures of the requirements via gmail : [email protected] or send us a private message in our FB Page

Requirements are:
•Birth Certificate
•Baptismal certificate
•Form 138 (Report Card) original
•Certificate of Good Moral Character from the school last attended, signed by the Principal or School Head.

4. Students will be home schooled
With the use of Dynamic Learning Program (DLP) books and its Learning Activity Sheets (LAS) and modules that promote independent learning

RECORDED VIDEO LESSONS for personalized/self-paced learning with guidance from teachers

5.Use Facebook Messenger and Gmail for the personal consultation/collaboration of parents, students, and teachers

6.IN-SCHOOL INSTRUCTION
-This will only happen when permitted by IATF and DepEd, upon consultation with all concerned and as the schools sees it is safe for students and teachers.
-It will be 3x a week, with shortened sessions in school.( maximum of 10 students per class)

A COVID-19 SAFETY MEASURES, or guideline shall be followed by all students ,parents and or guardians with the following transactions: enrollment, payment, pick-up of Portable Learning Tools (PLTs), etc.
They must pass through the safety protocols like:
-Physical Distancing: (following the marking queue and/or at least one meter apart)
-Strict observance of the “No Mask No Entry”
-No Entry for those with 37.3 Celsius Temperature and above
-No Entry for those with COVID-19 symptoms like, (cough ,Fever, Body Pains, Sore Throat and Headaches)
-Use of Foot Bath
-hand sanitation

7. Extra-curricular activities (educational tours, events etc) are temporarily suspended until clearance from IATF and DepEd.

8. CMS' BASIS FOR OPENING THE SCHOOL YEAR EARLIER THAN AUGUST

The DepEd announcement of opening of classes on August 24, 2020 is mandatory only for public schools meaning private schools may modify their own school calendar. DepEd even suggested the private schools may open in June.
(An excerpt from the news article of Merlina Hernando-Malipot of Manila Bulletin)
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Can private schools open earlier?

As allowed by the Republic Act No. 7797 or “An Act to Lengthen the School Calendar from Two Hundred (200) days to not more that Two Hundred Twenty (220) Class Days,” the school year shall start on the “first Monday of June but not later than the last day of August.”
Traditionally, public schools open in June every year while private schools start their classes either in July or August since they are allowed to “deviate” from the school calendar prescribed by DepEd.
“Private schools who want to open in June may do so if allowed by IATF and DOH [Department of Health] guidelines,” Briones said. However, she stressed that “no face-to-face” classes will be allowed should private schools decide to start their classes in June to adhere to the protocols set by the authorities.
Earlier, the Federation of Associations of Private School Administrators (FAPSA) said that its member schools are eyeing opening of classes in June as they are “ready to implement” various teaching and learning strategies.
After consulting with its member-schools, FAPSA President Eleazardo Kasilag said that many of them “declared intention to open most classes” for SY 2021-2021 in June.

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The school always aim to prioritize the quality of education ,welfare and safety of the students amid the current situations.

For QUESTIONS and CLARIFICATIONS regarding SCHOOL FEES and other questions

contact us
messenger: Junita Bantic
MOBILE #: 09204618462 / 09657823174

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS KEEP SAFE ALWAYS ❤️

CMS Implement rules and policies with regard to admission/registration/readmission of students:

Old students are given priority for admission in all curriculum levels by the school. Upon enrollment they have to submit their F-138 (report card) to the Principal for cancellation before they can register

New and transfer students who seek admission to CMS shall submit forms to the CMS Office, the particular requirements follows:

1. Birth Certificate (Xerox Copy)
2. Baptismal Certificate (Xerox Copy)
3. Form 138 (Report Card) original
4. Certificate of Good Moral Character from the school last attended, signed by the Principal or School Head.

CMS Campus

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