11/09/2026
Joint In-Service Training Empowers Teachers of Narra-Narra ES, Gotok ES, and Biriran IS
BATARAZA, Palawan — Teachers from Narra-Narra Elementary School, Gotok Elementary School, and Biriran Integrated School under Bataraza District 1 gathered for a two-day Joint In-Service Training (INSET) held on September 10–11, 2026, at the Narra-Narra ES Covered Hall
The training aimed to equip teachers with updated knowledge and skills to strengthen classroom instruction and align school practices with current Department of Education policies.
During the opening program, Mrs. Bernadette B. Badua, Principal II of Gotok ES, and Mrs. Salvacion Feria, Head Teacher I of Biriran IS, delivered inspirational messages to kick off the two-day activity.
On the first day, Mrs. Emy Joy Agsaluna discussed DepEd Order No. 6, s. 2026, providing participants with a clear understanding of the policy's key provisions and implications for school operations.
This was followed by a session on the 2026 Performance Management and Evaluation System (PMES), led by Principal Gerardo A. Garcellano, who walked teachers through updates and guidelines relevant to their performance appraisal.
The day's third session focused on Online Platforms and ICT Integration in teaching, facilitated by Mr. Ramy B. Dacallos, Teacher VI of Bataraza National High School, who shared practical strategies for incorporating technology into everyday classroom instruction.
Adding a meaningful close to the first day, Mr. Federico Gacasa Jr., Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS), delivered an inspiring message on teaching as both a profession and a vocation, encouraging participants to embrace their calling with passion and dedication.
On the second day, Mrs. Mia May Dadule led a hands-on Canva Application Workshop, guiding teachers in creating visually engaging instructional materials and presentations using the design platform.
This was followed by a session on Understanding Child Development and Behavior, discussed by Dr. Tirso P. Segundo of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWD) Bataraza, who shared valuable insights on child psychology and behavioral guidance to help teachers better understand and support their learners.
In the afternoon, Master Teacher I Cheryl Alisasis conducted a demonstration teaching, showcasing effective instructional strategies and providing participants with a practical model for classroom application.
The two-day training concluded with a closing program, capping off a meaningful and productive learning experience for the participating teachers.
The joint INSET reflects the continuing commitment of Bataraza District 1 schools to professional growth and collaborative learning among educators, ensuring that teachers remain equipped and inspired in their mission to deliver quality education.