The Department of Education commended a Filipino public teacher and two school principals who were recognized for their outstanding innovations in their respective schools in the first Southeast Asian Educational Innovation Awards organized by SEAMEO INNOTECH.
Out of 300 classroom and school innovations submitted from six countries in Southeast Asia, three Filipino educators were recognized in the inaugural award-giving body. In the School Head Category, Mary Hazel Ballena, a Principal from Bucay North Elementary School in Abra, led an initiative through a partnership with various stakeholders. Their school was able to provide handheld two-way radios for their students to deliver lessons, conduct learner assessments, parent orientations, and meetings.
Another School Head Category winner is Rowan L. Celestra, a Principal from Buenavista Elementary School Sorsogon City, who developed E-NAY.COM to capacitate mothers in the community and at the same time establish a learning center in every “purok” that will serve as a library, drop-off point of activity modules and sheets, and classroom.
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