Last April 26-27, 2012, I attended a seminar workshop on Science Teaching. It was facilitated by Pueblo Science, a Canadian registered not-for-profit organization aiming to promote science literacy in underserved communities like the Philippines.
Biology Group
Winner of the Build a Bridge Challenge Using newspaper and I'm part of this group. We defeated the Physics and Chemistry group...^_^
Group pic with Ms. Mayrose and other Volunteers and participants
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Biology Group Facilitator
Mr. Calvin Cheng
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Alcoholic fermentation experiment |
Osmosis and Diffusion
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| Mr. Cheng also taught us how to make a FLEXAGON |
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Then i applied all that I have learned from the science camp in my own class. I didn't have a hard time looking for materials since they are readily available. Last school year, I had a hard time during laboratory experiments because the school lacks tools and materials for the activities so i just skipped laboratory exercises.
Alcoholic Fermentation in my Biology Class
Osmosis and Diffusion
My students own version of FLEXAGON
I would like to thank and commend all the volunteers of the Pueblo Science Camp for teaching us Teachers how to conduct experiments using readily available materials. Heartfelt thanks go to Dr. Mayrose Salvador, the President of the Pueblo Science, which I'm proud to say that she's a Filipina. First,I thought the leader of this organization is Canadian since it's based in Canada. You are an inspiration, ma'am! Looking forward to Pueblo Science reaching out to more teachers in the communities that have no access to materials needed in an experiment.
I Hope to be a volunteer in the future. ^___^v
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