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Master of Science in Information Technology

SY 2021-2022 Pre-elem 505- Evaluation of Learning in Pre-elementary Education
Alma Sonia Sanchez-Danday

SY 2021-2022 Pre-elem 505- Evaluation of Learning in Pre-elementary Education

SY 2021-2022 Pre-elem 502 Organization, Administration, and Supervision of Pre-elementary Education
Alma Sonia Sanchez-Danday

SY 2021-2022 Pre-elem 502 Organization, Administration, and Supervision of Pre-elementary Education

SY 2020-2021 Pre-elem 503 Strategies and Methods in Teaching Pre-elem School Children
Alma Sonia Sanchez-Danday

SY 2020-2021 Pre-elem 503 Strategies and Methods in Teaching Pre-elem School Children

SY 2020-2021 Pre-elem 504 Construction and Utilization of Materials in Pre-elementary Education
Alma Sonia Sanchez-Danday

SY 2020-2021 Pre-elem 504 Construction and Utilization of Materials in Pre-elementary Education

Practicum 1 - Problem Analysis and Decision Making
Nestor  C. Sedanza, D.M., CGSP

Practicum 1 - Problem Analysis and Decision Making

Basic Research 1st Sem 20-21
Ariel B. Lunzaga

Basic Research 1st Sem 20-21

Concepts, theories, principles, and methods of research.

PSYCHOLOGY OF PRE-ELEM SCHOOL CHILDREN
Janet Espada

PSYCHOLOGY OF PRE-ELEM SCHOOL CHILDREN

This three-unit master’s course is designed to orient the students on the scientific study of changes that occur in human beings, particularly among infants and children. This field examines a broad range of topics including theories of social, emotional, psychological, moral, cognitive and behavioral growth that affect a child’s overall function in life. It also provides perspectives of arts and play and how they merge in helping young children cope with the downsides of life’s unexpected twists and turns. It culminates in a practical training on how teachers can provide creative learning experiences for young children ages 0-4. Trainees will be required to conduct a case study highlighting children with various challenges that affect their academic performance.


MM 506-Development Planning
Ma. Purisima Sanopo

MM 506-Development Planning

Subject is Development Planning.  It covers steps in planning, coverage of planning and the uses and benefits of development planning.

In the topic steps in development planning, the following are discussed: visioning, data collection, analysis, problem identification, goal setting,  program and project identification and revisiting the vision.

The categories of planning are also discussed.  These are national, local area, sectoral and agency or organizational planning.


Staff Development and Supervision in Social Services
Ma. Purisima Sanopo

Staff Development and Supervision in Social Services

Subject is Staff Development and Supervision in Social Services. 

The subject includes  overview in administration, management and supervision in the social service setting.

There is focus on the discussion of the types of staff supervision in social work (which are administrative, educational and supportive)

The topic staff development is discussed in relation to the mandate of the agency and its social services. 

Students are given exercises in assessing the organization/agency in relation to its stucture,   units/departments, number of staff, load/assignments, etc.

Lectures on workforce analysis, staff development planning and preparing a career path are given. 

An important output of the course is staff development plan that highlights social work/service approaches.

TEACHING PROFESSION
Elizabeth Quimbo

TEACHING PROFESSION

TEACHING PROFESSION
Elizabeth Quimbo

TEACHING PROFESSION

CONSTRUCTION, UTILIZATION, EVALUATION AND STORAGE OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
Elizabeth Quimbo

CONSTRUCTION, UTILIZATION, EVALUATION AND STORAGE OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE

FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
Elizabeth Quimbo

FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION

Basic Statistics
Christian Abalos

Basic Statistics

This course deals with both descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.  It includes a discussion of variables and their classification, measures of central tendency, relative position and variability, tables and graphs, measures of correlation and hypothesis testing.  Mathematical computations are done using MS Excel and Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software and topics are supplemented and reinforced by readings from internet sources.


Instructional Planning and Procedures
Nelson Bernardo

Instructional Planning and Procedures

Complex Analysis
ORESTE JR ORTEGA

Complex Analysis

         This 3-unit course intends to orient the students of some topics in Complex Analysis such as the Complex Numbers and their Geometric Representation, Point Sets, Sequences and Mappings, Analytic Functions and Elementary Functions.


Construction and Utilization of Materials in Language Teaching
Cleofe Lajara

Construction and Utilization of Materials in Language Teaching

The course is designed at providing students with knowledge and insights as well as skills and values on selection, construction, utilization, and evaluation of language teaching materials. The course is a combination of theory and practice on the underlying theories of the learning-centered and task-based approaches to course design, syllabus design, and materials design and evaluation, as well as a discussion of utilization, and evaluation.


Language Teaching Methodology
Cleofe Lajara

Language Teaching Methodology

This is a comprehensive course on the profession of TESL. The course is an investigation of the variables that could bring an effective language teaching situation. The process is mainly a balanced approach of investigating theories and evaluation of processes/ practices which includes background information and relevant research on the one hand, and practical classroom activities on the other hand.  It is also an intensive study of the factors critical to successful language instruction: knowledge of teaching methods, background on and strategies for teaching the language skills, an understanding of student factors and information helpful to a teacher’s performance and growth.

Advanced Research
Jonas P Villas, Ph.D.

Advanced Research

The course aims to strengthen practitioners in implementing a research project by crafting a SMART research proposal. The course affords students the opportunity to plan research that addresses problems, issues, and concerns in education, social sciences, and management. It also an avenue where learners showcase their research skills through the application, review, and perusal of content and processes they have learned in the university program.

 Advanced Research is a three-unit course that provides fundamental research methodologies, procedures, and techniques in conducting collaborative education, management, or social science research. It tackles research issues and agenda in educational research to prepare the students for an actual research inquiry. The product required for the course is a research proposal.


FD 602 Advanced Statistics
Jonas P Villas, Ph.D.

FD 602 Advanced Statistics

The “course is designed to deepen students’ concepts and techniques that are essential to data processing and analysis” (Teacher Education Council and Research Center for Teacher Quality, 2020, p. 108). The topics center on non-parametric statistics such as tests of association and agreement, tests for one sample, two, and multiple dependent and independent samples. This course will specifically enhance students’ skills in testing hypotheses using non-parametric statistics and in using statistical software/s to automate data processing (Teacher Education Council and Research Center for Teacher Quality, 2020).  The prerequisite of this course is Basic Statistics (FD 502).


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