Annual Conference on Transformative Education 2022

Linangan 2024: Pagsasakatutubo ng Panukat at Pagtatasa
1-2 Agosto 2024
Bulwagang Lagmay 304
Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman, Lungsod Quezon

Inihahandog ng Pambansang Samahan sa Sikolohiyang Pilipino (PSSP) at UP Personality and Individual Differences Research Lab (UPIRL).

Ang dalawang araw na workshop ay naglalayong makapag-ambag sa patuloy na pagpapaunlad ng pagsasakatutubo ng sikolohikal na panukat at pagtatasa. Sa partikular, layon nito na: 1. talakayin ang mga batayang kaisipan at usapin sa pagsasakatutubo ng sikolohikal na panukat at pagtatasa at 2. magbahagi ng mga karanasan at kasanayan sa pagsasaktautubo ng mga sikolohikal na panukat at pagtatasa.

Workshop Fee
• Php3,000 (Kasapi--Kasaping Panghabambuhay ng PSSP o Nagbayad ng membership fee para sa taong 2024; Di-Gradwadong Mag-aaral)
• Php3,500 (Di-kasapi)
• Php4,000 (May kasamang PSSP membership sa taong 2024. Kailangang sagutan ang PSSP Online Membership Form: http://bit.ly/psspmembershipform.)

Mga Target na Kalahok
• Mga g**o at mag-aaral ng Sikolohiya
• Mga Psychometrician at Psychologist
• Mga naghahanda para sa BLEPP

Ang mga interesadong kalahok ay maaaring magpatala online sa https://bit.ly/4bHEsA1 hanggang 31 Huly 2024 ngunit maaaring isara ang rehistrasyon bago dumating ang araw na ito kapag napuno na ang 30 slots.

The Philippine Normal University System has been re-accredited as a CPD Provider for Professional Teachers by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) from May 11, 2023 to May 10, 2026.

Congratulations, PNU System for a stellar result as Top Performing Schools during the Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT) held on March 19, 2023.

We are truly proud of you!

Ngayong araw ng Mayo 1, kami sa Sentro ng Transpormatibong Edukasyon ay nagbibigay pugay sa lahat ng Mangagawang Filipino sa buong mundo!

Saludo kami sa inyong pagsisikap na maitaguyod ang lipunang Pilipino!

Today, as billions of people celebrate Earth Day to protect the planet from things like pollution and deforestation, let us invest in our planet by picking up litter and planting trees!

Happy birthday, USec. Gina O. Gonong!

“Ending this conference is just the beginning of our renewed commitment to contribute to sustainable development goals in our own capacities.”

- DR. ZYRALIE LOTIVIO-BEDURAL
Associate Dean, Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences

“If the people who willingly or unwittingly caused the degradation of the environment were more aware of what they are doing, or if they cared more, we would not be in trouble today."

-Dr. Ma. LORELLA C. ARABIT-ZAPATOS
Head, PNU Center for Transformative Education

“Our target then is to encourage governments and policy makers to integrate the principles and practices of sustainable development into all forms of education and learning. It is our collective voice, the voices from the ground, that can make this happen.”

-Dr. Ma. LORELLA C. ARABIT-ZAPATOS
Head, PNU Center for Transformative Education

“We are reminded of the multiplier effect that schools have in shaping minds, touching, and transforming lives. Therefore, we need to have an education that is more transformative - the one that challenges and dismantles existing structures that enable the status quo and is more responsive to the needs of society.”

- PROF. TIMOTHY JAMES CIPRIANO
Chair. Documentation and Evaluation Committee

PLENARY SESSION 4

“Even our non-academic and faculty are also having their own programs on the Sustainable Development Goals. We also look into integration of elements of sustainability into our activities."

- Dr. CHRISTINE N. FERRER
Director, External Linkages and International Affairs
Tarlac Agricultural University