"WE DON'T JUST TEACH OLD SCHOOL."
For those interested in joining any of the three certificate courses that the Ateneo SALT Institute is offering this coming August 2019, here are the schedules of the face-to-face sessions:
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Effective August 2019, the Ateneo de Manila is launching a Graduate Certificate Program for Higher Education Learning and Teaching. Customized for the Ateneo educator, this unique professional development program aims to strengthen the Ignatian character of Jesuit education by expanding the participants’ expertise in the science and art of learning and teaching.
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Knowledge Channel’s Rina Lopez-Bautista has achieved something quite unheard of and undreamt of: Without even realizing it, she managed to bring the Philippines’ top five universities together to collaborate on a certificate program for teachers in the neediest areas of the country.
Upon the initiative of the Ateneo de Manila Institute for the Science and Art of Learning and Teaching (Ateneo SALT Institute), 19 educators gathered at the Sanata Dharma University in Jogyakarta, Indonesia, from October 30 to 31, 2017, to discuss forming a consortium of Jesuit schools and faculties of education in Asia Pacific.
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The Loyola Schools celebrated World Teachers’ Day last October 5th in an unforgettable way: They held a Lip Sync Battle among faculty and staff—probably one never before seen on the Ateneo campus. The originator of the idea? Ateneo de Manila’s newly established Ateneo SALT Institute.
Upon the initiative of the Ateneo de Manila’s SALT Institute, a total of nine Jesuit institutions involved in teacher education in the Asia-Pacific are forming a consortium of Jesuit schools of education.
The different education deans and their representatives are set to congregate at Sanata Dharma University in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, from October 30 to 31. This milestone meeting will be graciously hosted by Dr. Johanes Eka Priyatma, PhD, who is the President/Rektor of Sanata Dharma and currently the Chair of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities in Asia Pacific (AJCU-AP).
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TURO GURO is a collaboration among education specialists from Ateneo de Manila University’s School of Humanities, School of Science and Engineering, and School of Social Sciences who join forces every summer to offer a diversity of seminar workshops especially designed for K-12 teachers in the Philippines.
Is there such a thing as a “(stereo) typical Atenean/Atenista–student, alumnus, or teacher?
Here’s a quick survey for students, teachers, and alumni of Ateneo de Manila University. Friends–and ok, even foes!–of all Atenistas out there are also welcome! It’s going to take less than one minute! Continue reading “SURVEY ON ATENEANS, ATENISTAS, ATBPA.”
During its recent meeting last 05 August 2017, the Board of Trustees of the Ateneo de Manila University approved the establishment of the Ateneo SALT Institute or the Ateneo de Manila Institute for the Science and Art of Learning and Teaching). The vision and plans for the institute are the fruits of a year-long series of consultations with the university’s teacher educators and trainers in the different disciplines.
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For two literally stormy days, from the 27th to 28th of July 2017, twenty selected administrators and faculty took off from the Ateneo de Manila campus and braved the weather to huddle at the Eugenio Lopez Center in Antipolo for a much-needed brainstorm. Their agenda? To form a consortium of schools and departments of the university engaged in teacher education and training.
