Reaction Paper In Philic School

San Isidro Catholic School (SICS) began in 1967 with only a class of 20 children aged 4 – 8 under the supervision of Msgr. Emmanuel Magtanong Cruz, the then parish priest; Mrs. Ma. Luisa C. Sevilla, who assumed the role of principal; and Miss Edelisa L. Daco, their teacher. In 1969, SICS was offering Nursery, Kindergarten, Preparatory and Grade One levels. By then there were three teachers. Slowly but surely, the school began to grow. In 1976, the school offered both Preschool and all Elementary levels. Expansions were made and the school had changed hands from Msgr. Emmanuel Magtanong Cruz to Msgr. Clemente Lopez. SICS opened its High School department in 1993, still under Msgr. Lopez’ supervision. When Rev. Fr. Francisco Ungria became the director of the school, he, along with Dr. Jaime Cempron of De La Salle University, crafted the Vision–Mission statement of the school. He also made improvements on the
In shifting the paradigm from traditional learning to the Dynamic Learning Program (DLP), designed by noted physicists, Dr. Christopher Benido and his wife, Dr. Ma. Victoria Carpio-Benido, the school utilizes the Benido couple’s instructional materials namely, the Learning Physics as One Nation videos – a series of videos meant to serve as the “lecture part” of the session. The DLP focuses on independent learning. The premise is that as the students write down the lesson and answer the exercises, the students are actively learning by means of motor memory. The physical act of copying down the lesson forces the students to read and figure out the given topic. This, eLink – a e-Learning system that makes utilizes one-to-one computering with tablets loaded with ebook versions of the students’ textbooks courtesy of Samsung – and Galileo Education Services’ Mobile Learning Device (MoLDe) applications, have been introduced to the school in this decade