education and research committee_martin loon
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school
education
program effects of the 12-K
program on
Tertiary education
students
September Kamusta na
ang UP?
Forum assessing
the current
standing of UP
To critique the
status of UP as the
national university
400 UP
students
5000
October Lobbying visit Dialogue with
senators and
congressmen
To lobby for greater
state subsidy
10-20 UP
students
1000
November Run for
education
Fun run in
collaboration with
other schools
1. To raise funds
that will be used to
rehabilitate a public
school in Metro
Manila.
2. To showcase the
unity among
students of
different schools
and show their
solidarity in fighting
for quality
education
3. To make
legislature know
that students are
aware of the issues
and the real state
of education
5000 runners
(100 students
per school)
Show unity of
different
schools that
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December Outreach Distribution of
school supplies
To support the
educational needs
of students
One indigent
school in
Metro Manila
20,000
January Research
Proposal
Competition
A research
competition on the
proposed solutions
on the issues
confronting the
educational system
To encourage
students to be
passionate in
exploring answers
to problems of
education
Open to all UP
students
Prizes 50,000
Proposed schedule of discussions:
USC and Local Council Officers (twice a month)
Student Organizations (monthly)
Dormers (monthly)
Freshies (monthly)
Unaffiliated Students (monthly)*The EdRes Committee shall handle surveys and studies before the discussions to know the level
of social awareness that each group of students has and use it as the basis of the course and manner of conducting the discussions.
ALTERNATIVE CLASSROOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE
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It is an alternative classroom learning experience or a venue for students, organizations, fraternities and sororities to share their knowledge
with each other through various activities.
Consultations and reminders, as well as educational discussions, with organizations, fraternities and sororities are given first at hand to achieve
the maximum participation level of students and come up with activities that are socially-relevant.
ASSESSMENT OF THE ACLE
Assessments and filling-up of feedback sheets at the end of the activity will be held to further evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of
the ACLE, which are necessary on the improvement of the latter in the coming years. Assessments also serve to ensure that the students
acquired alternative knowledge through the ACLE.