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DepEd Training Workshop Overview

The document outlines a training workshop organized by Glenda T. Abarsosa at Liloan National High School, aimed at equipping educators with knowledge on the implementation of DepEd programs and projects. The workshop will cover various topics including curriculum updates, mental health initiatives, and disaster risk management, with participation from 55 teachers and school administrators. The event is scheduled for April 8 and 10, 2025, and aims to enhance collaboration and capacity-building among education stakeholders.

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DepEd Training Workshop Overview

The document outlines a training workshop organized by Glenda T. Abarsosa at Liloan National High School, aimed at equipping educators with knowledge on the implementation of DepEd programs and projects. The workshop will cover various topics including curriculum updates, mental health initiatives, and disaster risk management, with participation from 55 teachers and school administrators. The event is scheduled for April 8 and 10, 2025, and aims to enhance collaboration and capacity-building among education stakeholders.

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION VIII - EASTERN VISAYAS
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ORMOC CITY
LILOAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

TRAINING MATRIX/PROGRAM DESIGN

Proponents Profile: GLENDA T. ABARSOSA


Office/School: LILO-AN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
School Address: BRGY. LILOAN, ORMOC CITY
Contact Number: 09474533965
DepEd Email Address: [Link]@[Link]
Program Title: Seminar Workshop on the Implementation of Programs, Projects and
Activities of the School

The Department of Education (DepEd) continuously implements various activities, programs,


and projects to improve the quality of education in the country. However, the success of these
initiatives depends on the proper dissemination, understanding, and implementation by
educators and school personnel.

This training workshop aims to equip teachers with a comprehensive understanding of DepEd’s
key programs and projects. By providing a clear framework, guidelines, and best practices, this
workshop will ensure that all initiatives are effectively executed in schools, maximizing their
impact on student learning and overall educational outcomes.

Specifically, the workshop will focus on:


✅ DepEd’s priority programs
✅ Curriculum implementation updates
✅ Mental health and well-being programs for teachers and students.
✅ Innovations in teaching and learning
✅ Monitoring and evaluation of DepEd projects

By fostering collaboration and capacity-building among educators, this training will contribute
to the effective realization of DepEd’s mission to provide quality, accessible, and relevant
education for all.

Number of Participants: 55 Teachers, 2 ADAS, 1 SH


Date of Conduct: April 8&10, 2025
Participants Profile:
The training workshop on DepEd Activities, Programs, and Projects is designed for a diverse
group of education stakeholders who play crucial roles in the successful implementation of
DepEd initiatives. The participants include:
1. School Leaders and Administrators
 Department Heads/Coordinators

2. Teachers and Instructional Leaders


 Secondary School Teachers
 Master Teachers
 Learning Support and ALS (Alternative Learning System) Educators
 Special Education (SPED) Teachers/Advocates

3. DepEd Program and Project Implementers


 Brigada Eskwela Coordinators
 Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Officers
 School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) Coordinators
 Guidance Counselors and Mental Health Focal Persons
 Adolescent Reproductive Health
 ICT Coordinators
 Wins Coordinator
 CPP /VAW Coordinator
 SSLG Adviser

 Participant Criteria:

 ✅ Direct involvement in school programs, projects, and activities
 ✅ Commitment to disseminating knowledge and best practices to peers
 ✅ Willingness to collaborate in implementing DepEd initiatives effectively

Sessio Duratio
Topic Session Objectives Methodology Outputs
n No. n
DAY 1
PLENARY

9:00 AM
– 10:00
Presentation of the
1 AM Overview Lecture Reflection
Overview of the Activity

10:00 GAD GAD Lecture Reflection


AM –
12:00 Identify the prevailing GAD Plan
2 NN gender issues in the
workplace and community;
(2 hours)
Discuss the cause and
effect of these gender
issues;
Propose interventions to
address identified gender
issues; and

Appreciate the significance


of gender sensitivity for
individual and
organizational
development.

Glenda T. Abarsosa
Principal I

Dian Olis
Teacher

Lunch Break
To discuss the
provisions of the Code
of Ethics of Teachers

1:00 PM To share Experiences


– 3:00 Code of and reflect on good
PM Ethics of practices that uphold Lecture Reflection
(2 teachers the dignity of teaching
Hours) as a profession

Shirley Bulahan
MT I

3:00 PM- Understan Lecture Reflection


5:00 PM ding and
Implement  Understand the key Action Plan
ing the provisions of DepEd
DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012.
Child
Protection  Identify different
Policy forms of child abuse,
exploitation, violence,
and bullying.

 Recognize the
responsibilities of
teachers and school
personnel in child
protection.

 Learn reporting
mechanisms and
intervention strategies
for child abuse and
bullying.

 Promote a safe and


child-friendly school
environment.

Juliet Romo
Guidance Designate
DAY 2
8:00 AM –  Understand the concepts and
10:00 AM importance of Disaster Risk
Reduction and Management
(DRRM) in schools.

 Identify hazards,
Building
vulnerabilities, and risks in their
Resilient
respective schools and
Schools:
communities.
Disaster DRRM PLAN
Risk
 Develop preparedness plans
Reduction Emergency
and response strategies for
and Lecture Contact
various disasters. Numbers
Managemen
t Training
 Demonstrate appropriate Hazard Map
responses during emergency
(2 hours)
situations.

 Foster a culture of safety and


resilience within the school
community.

Rayban Arino
SDRRM Coordinator
10:00 AM Understand the importance
– 12:00 NN of Water, Sanitation, and
Hygiene (WASH) in schools.
Safe and
Healthy Identify best practices for
Schools: safe water access,
Strengthenin sanitation facilities, and
g Water, hygiene promotion.
Sanitation, WINS Action
Lecture
and Hygiene Develop strategies to Plan
improve and sustain WASH
(WASH)
programs in schools.
Foster a culture of hygiene
and sanitation among
students and staff.

Nhor Allyssa Kamza


Andy Cuyos
WINS Coordinators
Lunch Break
1:00- Oplan Discuss the different Lecture Action Plan/
programs include the
School-Based Feeding
Program (SBFP), Medical,
Dental, and Nursing
Services, Water, Sanitation,
and Hygiene (WASH) in
Schools (WinS), Adolescent
Kalusugan Reproductive Health (ARH)
2:00 Proposals
sa DepEd
Education, National Drug
Education Program (NDEP),
and the School Mental
Health Program of the
school
Geraldine De Leon
Clinic/ARH In Charge/
Familiarize Yourself with
Official Guidelines:
Review the Department
of Education's (DepEd)
2:00-
SSLG official documents related Lecture Action Plan
3:00
to the SSLG.

Bonita Nunez
SSLG Adviser
Understand the
Implementation of ALS SHS
in Schools
3:00-
ALS SHS Lecture Action Plan
4:00
Darwin Payod

ALS Coordinator
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
Participants/ Recipients
School Head 1
Teachers 55
Admin Asst. 2
Total 58
Meals and
Funding Source MOOE Budget Requirement
Snacks
300 x 58 x 2
Budget Estimate P 34,800.00
days
Proposed Venue/
TVL Room
Location
Declaration:

I hereby declare the information provided in this application is true and correct and there have been
no misleading statements, omission, of any relevant facts nor any misinterpretation made.

Program Proponent GLENDA T. ABARSOSA


Signature
Date

Prepared by:

GLENDA T. ABARSOSA
Program Proponent

Recommending Approval:

ARTEMIA G. LEOBERAS, EdD


Chief Education Supervisor, SGOD

Approved:

CARMELINO P. BERNADAS PhD., CESO V


Schools Division Superintendent

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