REGCON Secondary Event continues as planned

School of Education

May 31, 2023

 

The Reflection, the official student publication of the School of Education scored another success with the Gawad Aninag, the Secondary Event of the Regional Convention of Teacher Education Students 2023 at the SJH Academic Hall on May 25, 2023. Gawad Aninag is the Secondary Event of the Regional Convention for Teacher Education Students of the School of Education held annually to showcase the talents of pre-service teachers across the region.

 

On its second year, Gawad Aninag 2023 with the theme” Gunita: Pagkilala sa mga Dakila”, invited various schools from Central Luzon to compete in three different categories namely; Pagkilala: Pagkuha ng Adbokasiyang Panlarawan (Photo Advocacy); Pagdinig: Paggawa ng Publicity Materials (Publicity Material Making) at; Pagbangon: Paglalahad ng Malikhaing Paspas Dila (Creative Spoken Poetry). These events highlighted the use of the Filipino language in honoring the efforts of our teachers amidst challenges.

 

Participating schools included Angeles University Foundation, Aurora State College of Technology, Bataan Peninsula State University, Bulacan State University, Columban College, Inc., Don Honorio Ventura State University - Candaba Campus, Don Honorio Ventura State University-Main Campus, Marian College of Baliuag, Inc., Holy Cross College, La Consolacion University Philippines, and Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology.

 

Holy Cross College-Pampanga was hailed as the back-to-back Overall Champion, followed by Don Honorio Ventura State University - The Industrialist as the Second Overall Champion, and La Consolacion University Philippines as the Third Overall Champion.

 

Alquin M. Lugue, from Holy Cross College - Pampanga, was awarded as the Champion for Pagkilala, followed by Joshua Paul Ronquillo from Bulacan State University, and Princes Diane Vivas from La Consolacion University Philippines. Kryza Reyes, also from Holy Cross College - Pampanga took home the Champion award for Pagdinig, then followed by Arlene Paguio from Don Honorio Ventura State University-Main Campus (The Industrialist), and Jaslee Ocampo from Don Honorio Ventura State University-Main Campus (PEMS) was awarded as the second-runner up.

 

For the on-site spoken word poetry competition, Nichole Ann Villanueva from La Consolacion University Philippines snatched the Champion award, having Riyen Dolores from Aurora State College of Technology as the first runner-up, followed by June John Pepito from Bulacan State University.

 

           

Judging for Pagkilala and Pagdinig happened online last May 19, 2023, at precisely 6:00 in the evening. It was attended by the judges for the categories and participants who presented their outpust. Meanwhile, the performance of the participants and judging for Pagbangon happened on the day of the awarding. Schools from Central Luzon attended the awarding including the participants, teachers, advisers, and deans from their corresponding schools.

 

The event culminated after the Editor-in-Chief of The Reflection, Mary Joyce Dizon, delivered her closing remarks, saying, “Gayunpaman, ang pokus ng Gawad Aninag ay ang bigyan ng pansin ang mga guro pagdating sa pagkakaiba nila sa bawat henerasyon ngunit may iisang layunin at syempre ay ang pagbibigay pansin sa mga pinagdadaanan ng mga guro, at kung ano ang nararapat para sa kanila.”

 

 Dizon also expressed her appreciation to the participating schools because they were with The Reflection in pursuing the advocacy of Gawad Aninag this year. After the awarding ceremonies, the participants were treated to light snacks and a tour of the Holy Angel University campus.