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đź“ŚCollaborative meeting with Totolan Elememtary School principal and facultyđź“ŚMeeting for new partnership with Landmark Ra...
03/10/2024

đź“ŚCollaborative meeting with Totolan Elememtary School principal and faculty
đź“ŚMeeting for new partnership with Landmark Radio Station

Oct. 1, 2024

đź“ŚOn September 28, 2024, Bohol Island State University (BISU) enthusiastically participated in the World Bamboo Tree Plan...
29/09/2024

📌On September 28, 2024, Bohol Island State University (BISU) enthusiastically participated in the World Bamboo Tree Planting event in partnership with the Lila LGU and JCI. BISU had the largest number of volunteers (LTS students BTVTEd& BTLEd), demonstrating its strong commitment to environmental preservation. The activity was supported by BISU officials, including President Dr. Anthony Penaso, VP for Research and Extension Dr. Ivy Mangaya-ay, University Director for Extension Services Dr. Lloyd Tejano, and Campus Extension Director Prof. Pial Lougel Lopez and Dr. Samuel Gulayan Campus Director. LTS and ROTC coordinators Prof. Leonardo Casas and Dr. Dario Gawala and CTE Dean Dr. Renario Gule Hinampas Jr. alongside LTS faculty members Prof. Jolliven Jamilo, Prof. Genel Polbos, and Dr. Norielou Pinoliad, with the valuable assistance of Ms. Iris and BISU’s dedicated driver. The collaborative effort made the event truly memorable, as the BISU community united with local partners to contribute to this significant environmental initiative.

The Bohol Island State University (BISU) Main Campus College of Teacher Education and College of Technology Extension an...
28/09/2024

The Bohol Island State University (BISU) Main Campus College of Teacher Education and College of Technology Extension and Services group conducted a Training Needs Assessment (TNA) Survey at the Bohol District Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) to identify key areas for skills development among Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs). The assessment was made possible through the support of University President Dr. Anthony Penaso, Vice President Ivy Corazon Mangaya-ay, University Director Lloyd Tejano, and Campus Extension Director Prof. Pia Lougel Lopez. The deans, Dr. Renario Hinampas Jr. of the College of Teacher Education and Dr. Jessie Nigparanon of the College of Technology, also played vital roles in the initiative.

The TNA was held at the BJMP facility, led by JSUPT Tomas G. Diaz, DPA, and other BJMP officials who facilitated the smooth conduct of the survey with the cooperation of the PDLs. The BISU team comprised Department Chairperson Dr. Marice Climaco, Dr. Jo-Ann S. Ingking, Prof. Jolliven Jamilo, Prof. Louie Quidlat, Prof. Genel Polbos, Prof. Jesus Dosdos, Dr. Vivencio Calixtro, Prof. Jess Carlo Banal, Prof. Junel Tagud, Prof. Nicole Louisse Faustor, Dr. Jonathan Tayabas, and Dr. Mark Joseph Dellosa. The team was further supported by Miss Iris and the University driver, ensuring logistical efficiency.

The purpose of the TNA was to assess the specific training needs of PDLs at BJMP, particularly in terms of literacy, numeracy, technical skills, and personal development. This initiative will serve as the foundation for future extension projects aimed at equipping the PDLs with skills that can contribute to their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.

đź“Ś College of Teacher Education in action as we participate in the International Coastal Clean-Up Drive September 21, 20...
21/09/2024

đź“Ś College of Teacher Education in action as we participate in the International Coastal Clean-Up Drive
September 21, 2024

đź“ŚReceived a Plaque and Certificate of RecognitionOn May 29 and 30, 2024, the CTE of BISU Main Campus Research and Extens...
09/06/2024

đź“ŚReceived a Plaque and Certificate of Recognition

On May 29 and 30, 2024, the CTE of BISU Main Campus Research and Extension group received a plaque and certificate of recognition from our partner schools, Totolan Elementary School and Mansasa National High School during the recognition rites. This inspires and motivates us to continue and expand our community service efforts.

📢BISU MC Extension Team Meetings on May 17, 2024The BISU MC Extension Team, headed by University Director Dr. Lloyd Teja...
18/05/2024

📢BISU MC Extension Team Meetings on May 17, 2024

The BISU MC Extension Team, headed by University Director Dr. Lloyd Tejano and Campus Extension Chairperson Prof. Mearie Jean Faustino, along with Extension Chairpersons from various colleges, convened to discuss vital collaborations and plans for the community:
đź“ŚInception Meeting with City Livelihood and Development Unit
đź“ŚCampus Extension Chairperson Meetings
đź“ŚMeeting for BISUĂ—BCC MOA Signing and Plotting of Schedule

These meetings aimed to enhance community engagement, promote collaborative initiatives, and solidify partnerships, reflecting the commitment of BISU MC to extend educational opportunities and resources beyond the campus.

📢Reading Tutorial in Catch Up Friday at Mansasa National High School: Embracing the joy and essence of learning with BIS...
18/05/2024

📢Reading Tutorial in Catch Up Friday at Mansasa National High School: Embracing the joy and essence of learning with BISU MC, CTE BSEd English learners. Facilitated by Ma'am Queenie Lyn Ancog, Ma'am Jasmin Lorejo BSEd faculty, and Dr. Jo-Ann Ingking, College Extension Chairperson and with Dr. Florafel Datoy head teacher, and Sir Alberto Tibod school principal, along with the Mansasa National High School faculty. This event is supported by Dr. Joann R. Talo, program chairperson, and Dr. Renario Hinampas Jr., CTE Dean prof Mearie Jean Faustino and Dr. Lloyd L. Tejano Univ Extension Dir. The love of the CTE family for Mansasa National High School endures, bringing education beyond the classroom.
May 17, 2024

📢Let's continue our passion through this Catch Up Friday endeavor. BISU MC College of Teacher Education BEEd learners co...
18/05/2024

📢Let's continue our passion through this Catch Up Friday endeavor. BISU MC College of Teacher Education BEEd learners conducted a tutorial at
Totolan Elementary School, facilitated by Prof. Renmark Demetillo, Dr. Jo-Ann Ingking, Dr. Alith Luzon, and Dr. Agustina Doloritos, along with the Totolan Elementary School faculty. This event is supported by Dr. Fritzie Dayot, program chairperson, and Dr. Renario Hinampas Jr., CTE Dean, Prof. Mearie Jean Faustino Campus Extension Dir and Dr. Lloyd L. Tejano University Extension Dir. The love of the CTE family for Totolan Elementary School continues, bringing education beyond the classroom.
May 17,2024 !

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18/05/2024

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Bridging Academia: BISU-MC's Collaborative Tutorial Initiative at Mansasa National High SchoolIn a collaborative effort ...
09/05/2024

Bridging Academia: BISU-MC's Collaborative Tutorial Initiative at Mansasa National High School

In a collaborative effort to enrich academic experiences, the Bohol Island State University - Main Campus (BISU-MC) extended its reach to Mansasa National High School, spearheaded by Dr. Renario Hinampas, the College of Teacher Education Dean, alongside Dr. Jocecar Lomarda and Dr. Jo-Ann S. Ingking, respectively the CTE Extension and ITSO Chairperson.

Joined by the dedicated team of educators and driven by the passion for knowledge dissemination, the initiative welcomed Prof. Ma. Yvora Lapore and the BSEd Mathematics students from BISU-MC. Together, they embarked on an engaging Catch-Up Friday tutorial session at Mansasa National High School, fostering an environment of mutual learning and growth.

Under the guidance of Dr. Florafel Datoy, the Head Teacher of Mansasa National High School, the collaborative endeavor proved to be both productive and enduring. Through interactive teaching methodologies and personalized attention.

This ongoing partnership between BISU-MC and Mansasa National High School serves as a testament to the power of collaboration in education. By bridging academia, these institutions pave the way for a brighter future, where knowledge knows no bounds, and learning knows no limits. May 3, 2024

04/05/2024

The bustling halls of the Bohol Island State University - Main Campus were abuzz with anticipation as the College of Teacher Education (CTE) Department embarked on an extension activity destined to impact young minds at Totolan Elementary School. Led by the dedicated faculty and staff, the initiative aimed to bolster literacy and numeracy skills among both regular and Indigenous Peoples (IP) learners.

Under the adept guidance of Dr. Fritzie Dayot, esteemed subject professor and BEEd chairperson, alongside the proficient expertise of Prof. Rose Ann Palma, a seasoned Social Studies Professor, Facilitated by Dr. Jo-Ann Ingking a dedicated CTE Extension Chairperson, the day promised an immersive experience for the eager students. Their collaboration was fueled by a shared passion for education and a commitment to nurturing young talents.

As the sun illuminated the path to knowledge, the Social Studies Learners Initiative kicked off, weaving a tapestry of learning and compassion. Dr. Dayot's leadership provided a steady hand, ensuring every aspect of the tutorial was meticulously planned to cater to the diverse needs of the learners.

The support of esteemed figures such as Director Mearie Jean A. Faustion, whose unwavering dedication to campus extension activities propelled the initiative forward, and Dr. Renario Hinampas, the visionary dean of CTE, added depth and significance to the event. Their presence underscored the university's commitment to community engagement and holistic education.

As the day unfolded, it became evident that this was more than just an educational outreach—it was a testament to the power of empathy and inclusion. Dr. Alith Luzon, the esteemed school principal, and Dr. Agustina Doloritos, the revered Master Teacher, welcomed the collaborative effort with open arms, recognizing its potential to transform lives.

The highlight of the day came as the students were not only equipped with knowledge but also showered with tokens of encouragement and support. The thoughtful gesture from the Social Studies Learners Initiative served as a tangible reminder that they were valued members of the academic community, deserving of every opportunity

to thrive. Each gift symbolized a commitment to their success and a belief in their potential to excel.

May 3, 2024

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