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Juan-Carlos Molleda, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair - Department of Public Relations
Director, MAMC Global Strategic Communication
Office: 2085 Weimer
Phone: 352-273-1220
Dr. Molleda's research interests are in global corporate public relations management, including coordination and control mechanisms and transnational crises; public relations practices, regulations, professionalism, and social roles in Latin America; multi-sector partnerships creation and maintenance; and the interplay between the construct of authenticity and strategic communication practices. He has introduced to the international academic community the concept and theory of cross-national conflict shifting (Journalism Studies, Public Relations Review), the Latin American School of Public Relations ("Journalism Studies"), as well as the social roles of public relations in Brazil ("Journal of Public Relations Research") and Colombia (PRSA Educators Academy and Anagramas, a peer-reviewed publication from Universidad de Medellin, Colombia).
Journalism and Mass Communication, "Integrative Public Relations in International Business: The Impact of Administrative Models and Subsidiary Roles," University of South Carolina, 2000
M.S., Corporate and Professional Communication, "An Assessment of Western Multinational Oil Corporations in Venezuela: Communication Strategies and Awareness of Publics," Radford University, 1997
B.S., Audiovisual Journalism, "El Zulia Canta," Universidad del Zulia, Maracaibo, Venezuela, 1990
Dr. Molleda is a professor and chair in the Department of Public Relations and director of the MAMC Global Strategic Communication of the College of Journalism and Communications at the University of Florida (UF). He is also an affiliate faculty of the UF Center for Latin American Studies and a Fulbright Senior Specialist. Dr. Molleda received his Bachelor of Science in Social Communication (1990) from Universidad del Zulia in Venezuela, a Master of Science in Corporate and Professional Communications (1997) from Radford University in Virginia, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Journalism and Mass Communications with an emphasis on international public relations and international business (2000) from the University of South Carolina, where he also coordinated applied communication research projects. Between 1987 and 1993, he obtained his major work experience from a Venezuelan financial consortium, acting as manager of public relations, corporate communication, and advertising and promotions. In 1998 and 2003, Dr. Molleda accomplished "Professional Summers" at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of South Carolina and the global public relations firm Burson-Marsteller Latin America, Miami, respectively.
Adding to Dr. Molleda's outreach to the professional community, he currently acts as member of the Board of Trustees of the Institute for Public Relations and a founding member of its Commission on Global Public Relations Research. Also, he acts as Latin American liaison of the Public Relations Society of America's Certification in Education for Public Relations (CEPR). Dr. Molleda's research interests are in global corporate public relations management, including coordination and control mechanisms and transnational crises; public relations practices, regulations, professionalism, and social roles in Latin America; multi-sector partnerships creation and maintenance; and the interplay between the construct of authenticity and strategic communication practices. He has introduced to the international academic community the concept and theory of cross-national conflict shifting (Journalism Studies, Public Relations Review), the Latin American School of Public Relations ("Journalism Studies"), as well as the social roles of public relations in Brazil ("Journal of Public Relations Research") and Colombia (PRSA Educators Academy and Anagramas, a peer-reviewed publication from Universidad de Medellin, Colombia).
Public relations classes taught include: Principles, campaigns, research, international perspective, and project in lieu of thesis. Other classes taught internationally: Public diplomacy and strategic communication, strategic communication management, corporate identity and branding, and strategic communications and the French culture.
Dr. Molleda has a national and international record of conference papers, lectures, and publications (e.g., Association for Education in Journalism and Communications, Association of Public Relations Professionals of Puerto Rico, Brazilian Association of Public Relations, Canadian Public Relations Society, Central University of Venezuela, Colombian Center of Public Relations and Organizational Communication, Cuban Circle of Public Relations, Dominican Circle of Public Relations, Inter-American Confederation of Public Relations, International Communication Association, International Public Relations Association [IPRA], Latin American Association of Public Relations, National Chengchi University in Taiwan, National Communication Association, National University of Central Peru, Public Relations Society of America [PRSA], Social Communication College Casper Libero in Brazil, University Institute of Public Relations in Venezuela, University of Costa Rica, University of Malaga in Spain, University of Medellin in Colombia, University Rey Juan Carlos in Spain (Fulbright Senior Specialist), University of Turabo in Puerto Rico, and University of Zulia in Maracaibo, Venezuela).
Courses Taught
Syllabi from the current and three previous semesters:
Molleda, J.C., & Kochhar, S. (2015). Global strategic communication: From the lens of coordination, control, standardization, and localization. In D. Holtzhausen & A. Zerfass (Eds.), The Routledge handbook of strategic communication (pp. 561-571). New York, NY: Routledge.
Jain, R., De Moya, M., & Molleda, J.C. (2014). State of international public relations research: Narrowing the knowledge gap about the practice across borders. Public Relations Review, 40, 595-597.
Kochhar, S., & Molleda, J.C. (2015). The evolving links between international public relations and corporate diplomacy. G.J. Golan, S.U. Yang, & D. Kinsey (Eds.), International public relations and public diplomacy: Communication and engagement (pp. 51-71). New York: Peter Lang.
Özdora, E., & Molleda, J.C. (2014). Immigrant integration through public relations and public diplomacy: An analysis of the Turkish diaspora in the capital of the European Union. Turkish Studies 15(2), 220-241.
Molleda, J.C., & Jain, R. (2013). Testing a perceived authenticity index with triangulation research: The case of Xcaret in Mexico. International Journal of Strategic Communication, 7, 1-20.
Molleda, J.C. (2013). Los niveles de profesionalismo de las relaciones públicas y el papel social de los relacionistas profesionales en Latinoamérica: Un modelo teórico y práctico [Levels of professionalism of public relations and social role of public relations professionals in Latin America: A theoretical and practical model]. Alacaurp, 7, 45-56.
Bravo, V., Molleda, J.C., Giraldo, A.F., & Botero, L.H. (2013). Testing the theory of cross-national conflict shifting: A quantitative content analysis and a case study of the Chiquita Brands' transnational crisis originated in Colombia. Public Relations Review, 39, 57-59.
Moreno, A., & Molleda, J.C. (2013). Modelo de interrelación entre profesionalismo y rol social en la gestión de la comunicación [Model of interrelation between professionalism and social role in communication management]. In Asociacion de Directivos de Comunicación (Eds.), Anuario de la Comunicación (pp. 122-133). Madrid: DIRCOM.
Molleda, J.C., & Jain, R. (2013). Identity, perceived authenticity, and reputation: A dynamic association in strategic communications. In C. E. Carroll (Ed.), The handbook of communication and corporate reputation (pp. 435-445). Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell.
Molleda, J.C. (2011). Advancing the theory of cross-national conflict shifting: A case discussion and quantitative content analysis of a transnational crisis' newswire coverage. International Journal of Strategic Communication, 5(1), 49-70.
Molleda, J.C. (2011). Global political public relations, public diplomacy, and corporate foreign policy. In S. Kiousis, & J. Strömbäck (Eds.), Political public relations: Principles and applications (pp. 274-292). New York, NY: Routledge.
Molleda, J.C. (2010). Authenticity and the construct's dimensions in public relations and communication research. Journal of Communication Management, 14(3), 223-236.
Molleda, J.C., & Laskin, A. (2010). Coordination and control of global public relations to manage cross-national conflict shifts: A multidisciplinary perspective for research and practice. In G.J. Golan, T.J. Johnson, & W. Wanta (Eds.), International media communication in a global age (pp. 319-344). New York, NY: Routledge.
Molleda, J.C., & Roberts, M. (2010). Colombia's Juan Valdez campaign: Brand revitalization through "authenticity" and "glocal" strategic communications. In G.J. Golan, T.J. Johnson, & W. Wanta (Eds.), International media communication in a global age (pp. 380-400). New York, NY: Routledge.
Molleda, J.C., Athaydes, A., & Hirsch, V. (2009). Public Relations in Brazil: Practice and Education in a South American Context. In K. Sriramesh & D. Verčič (Eds.), Global Public Relations Handbook: Theory, Research, and Practice (2nd ed.) (pp. 727-748). New York, NY: Routledge.
Molleda, J.C. (2009). Construct and dimensions of authenticity in strategic communication research. Anagramas, 8(15), 85-97.
Molleda, J.C. (2009). Propuesta de un índice de autenticidad para desarrollar y evaluar decisiones, acciones, mensajes y programas de relaciones públicas [A proposed index of authenticity to develop and evaluate public relations decisions, actions, messages, and programs]. Razón y Palabra, 70. Available at http://www.razonypalabra.org.mx/Articulo%203%20MolledaJulio2009RazonyPalabra.pdf
Molleda, J.C., Martinez, B., & Suarez, A.M. (2008). Building multi-sector partnerships for progress with strategic, participatory communication: A case study from Colombia. Anagramas, 6(12), 105-125.
Molleda, J.C. (2008). Qualitative and quantitative analysis of five years of U.S. media coverage on Mercosur. In J. Duarte and C. Gobbi (Eds.). (2008), Mercosul sob os olhos do mundo: Como jornais de 14 países apresentaram o Mercosul aos seus leitores (pp. 211-223). Pelotas, RS, Brazil: Editora e Gráfica Universitária, Universidade Federal de Pelotas.
Molleda, J.C., & Roberts, M. (2008). The value of authenticity in global strategic communication: The new Juan Valdez campaign. International Journal of Strategic Communication, 2(3), 154-174.
Molleda, J.C., & Moreno, A. (2008). Balancing public relations with socioeconomic and political environments in transition: comparative, contextualized research of Colombia, México and Venezuela. Journalism and Mass Communication Monographs, 10(2), 116-174.
Molleda, J.C. (2008). Contextualized qualitative research in Venezuela: coercive isomorphic pressures of the socioeconomic and political environments on public relations practices. Journal of Public Relations Research, 20(1), 49-70.
Molleda, J.C. (2007). Impacto socieconómico y político sobre las relaciones públicas en Venezuela [Socioeconomic and political impact on public relations in Venezuela]. Estudos de Jornalismo & Relações Públicas, 10, 67-80.
Molleda, J.C., & Suárez, A.M. (2006). The roles of Colombian public relations professionals as agents of social transformation: how the country's crisis forces professionals to go beyond communication with organizational publics. Glossa, 1(1). Available at http://bibliotecavirtualut.suagm.edu/Glossa/Journal/Glossa.htm [June 2006]
Molleda, J.C., & Moreno, A. (2006). The transitional socioeconomic and political environments of public relations in Mexico. Public Relations Review, 32, 104-109.
Molleda, J.C. (2006). Investigación cualitativa y contextual en Venezuela: El impacto de los ambientes socioeconómico y político sobre el ejercicio de las relaciones públicas [Qualitative and contextualizad research in Venezuela: The impact of the socioeconomic and political environments on public relations practice]. Razón y Palabra, 51. Available at www.razonypalabra.org.mx
Zoch, L.M., & Molleda, J.C. (2006). Building a theoretical model of media relations using framing, information subsidies and agenda building. In C.H. Botan & V. Hazleton (Eds.), Public Relations Theory II (pp. 279-309). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
Molleda, J.C., Connolly-Ahern, C., & Quinn, C. (2005). Cross-national conflict shifting: expanding a theory of global public relations management through quantitative content analysis. Journalism Studies, 6(1), 87-102.
Molleda, J.C., & Suárez, A.M. (2005). Challenges in Colombia for public relations professionals: a qualitative assessment of the economic and political environments. Public Relations Review, 31, 21-29.
Molleda, J.C., & Quinn, C. (2004). Cross-national conflict shifting: A global public relations dynamic. Public Relations Review, 30(1), 1-9.
Molleda, J.C., & Ferguson, M.A. (2004). Public relations roles in Brazil: hierarchy eclipses gender differences. Journal of Public Relations Research, 16 (4), 327-351.
Molleda, J.C., & Athaydes, A. (2003). Public relations licensing in Brazil: evolution and the views of professionals. Public Relations Review, 29(3), 271-280.
Molleda, J.C. (2001). International paradigms: The Latin American School of Public Relations. Journalism Studies, 2(4), pp. 513-530.
Research Keywords
Global public relations, International public relations, Staged and perceived authenticity, Professionalism and social roles of public relations in Latin America, Coordination and Control, Transnational crises, Social partnership building, Social alliance building, International business communication, International corporate communication.


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June 1, 2015 is a significant date for the Department of Education not only because it signals the opening of School Year 2015-
We appeal to our school leaders and teachers to begin this school year on a positive note. We recognize that the real action happens in the schools and within the confines of the classrooms. There, we place our trust and confidence to our innovative leaders and competent teachers to secure their clientele and make sure that they are given the quality of education that they rightfully deserve. We also challenge you to transform these students into thinking and active individuals who are socially aware of the conditions that surround them. Listen to them, challenge their young minds, encourage their dreams and support their ideas. Allow them to grow and see the world through your guiding hands, and grant them the privilege to be happy with their peers through your careful supervision.
We also call on our stakeholders to continue walking with us in this journey, as the Department of Education continues to refine its policies for the benefit of our learners. Your active support and assistance to our programs have been most valuable, and we look forward to more years of consultation and collaboration with you. We are convinced that through our collaborative efforts, we can make significant innovations in our organization as we all aim for the development of excellent school communities in Bicol Region.
Welcome back to our Bicolano students to another fruitful year of learning and fun in school!
International Earth Science Olympiad (EESO) Regional Qualifying Examination
Regional Workshop on Streamlining the Programs, Projects and Activities in DepEd-
Regional Guidelines on the Senior High School Entry Assessment for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Regional Orientation-
Regional Seminar/Workshop in Preparation for CY 2016 Mid-
Preparation of Supplemental Annual Procurement Plan (APP) and Inclusion of School Sites Titling and Registration Expenses
Result of the ASEAN Quiz Regional Level Competition
Statement of Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC on SC denial of TRO on K to 12 Program
DepEd commits to educate youth on Martial Law as critical part of PH history
Statement on the passing of DepEd Undersecretary Francis Varela
DepEd statement on the occasion of International Day of World's Indigenous Peoples
Luistro, Chiz lead inauguration of Sorsogon's premier secondary school
Senior High School Program scores support during inter-
DepEd Bicol sets Brigada Eskwela regional kick-
Alert level 1 up for Mt. Bulusan, DepEd readies evac centers and contingency measures
Positive Behavior Support: Towards a More Responsive and Predictable Learning Environment in Philippine Schools
Teacher's thoughts on a teachers' day out (for ages forty and above)
Story of Sorsogon's twin lake transformed into stage play
A story of love and struggle which gave way to two famous lakes in the province of Sorsogon will soon be retold.
These two lakes will be given life as the main characters in the theater play, "Si Bulusan nan Si Agingay, ? which is based on the folklore about the famous Bulusan Lake, nestled at the foot of Bulusan Volcano, and Lake Agingay, which is located near the volcano's crater.
of School Improvement Plan (SIP)
NTMA recently hosted a seminar-
DepEd RO V conducts investigation on the complaint
for an alleged impersonation during the
2015 Palarong Bicol
Legazpi City – The Department of Education Regional Office V, through the Regional Screening and Accreditation Committee (RSAC) conducted an investigation on March 23, 2015 relative to the complaint filed by DepEd – Division of Albay dated March 20, 2015 against a pupil athlete of DepEd – Division of Camarines Sur alleging impersonation and praying for the nullification of the results in Athletics Boys (Elementary).
DepEd RO V warns teacher-
Bicol SPAs excel in nat'l journ training
"If you want to produce good products, you have to be a good coach."
These were the words of Anna Marie San Diego, Education Program Specialists II of the Curriculum and Development Division of the Bureau of Secondary Education during the recently concluded National Training of Trainers for Campus Journalism (Luzon Group) held at the Queen Margarette Hotel in Lucena City last January 20 to 23, 2015.
Gathering coveted points in the Regional Schools Press Conference held at Daet, Camarines Norte on January 12-
13 DEPED Reg V high school students set off to
Japan – East Asia Network of Exchange
for Students and Youth (JENESYS)
DepEd RO V (Bicol) thirteen (13) third and fourth year high school students, ages 15-
Dads share reading task with moms
Tabaco City – While reading to children is commonly viewed as a women's territory, in Tabaco City more males are getting involved in reading to children. Leading the group was Police Superintendent Felix Survita of Tabaco City Philippine National Police who read to a Grade III class of Tabaco North Central Elementary School. Reading in other schools were the City Vice Mayor and eight City Councilors, School Heads, and the City Accountant, Mr. Luis Melgar.
RD Abcede urges stakeholders to rally behind the last, lost learners
"If we want to to elevate the performance level of our Region, let us give priority to the 25 percent of our pupils who are considered to be the last and the lost. These are the learners who need most of our attention."
SNHS scribe bags essay writing award
Sorsogon City-
DepEd ROV, DENR ROV spearhead
Special Patents Confab
"It was supposed an impossible a dream but it turned out there is a beacon hope."
This was the message of Engr. Pedro L. Noble, Regional Technical Director for Lands, when the latter was invited to shed light on the tedious process of availing Special Patents for Public Schools within Region V on October 23, 2014 pursuant to an Unnumbered Memorandum dated October 7, 2014 which was held at the DepEd-
DepEd RO V Statement on the Death of
Ms. Roda De Vera Fortes,
Teacher I of Sta. Cruz ES, Barcelona, Sorsogon
The Department of Education Region V deeply mourns the untimely death of Ms. Roda De Vera Fortes, a Teacher I of Sta. Cruz Elementary School, Barcelona District, Division of Sorsogon. Ms. Fortes was a hard-
DepEd RO V celebrates World Teachers' Day, honors exemplary teachers and retirees
Legazpi City -
Reading gets a boost in evacuation centers
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No less than Schools Division Superintendent, Mrs. Cecille Bernadette P. Rivera led the reading of a story to pupils of Mayon Elementary School, one of the eight evacuation centers in Tabaco City on October 3, 2014.
2014 World Food Day Regionwide On-
By: Christie L. Alvarez
DepEd ROV, Legazpi City
The United Nations declared 2014 as the International Year of Family Farming (IYFF) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), in collaboration with Governments, International Development Agencies, farmers' organizations and other relevant organizations of the United Nations system, as well as relevant non-
By: Dr. Evangeline Alcantara-
Asst. Chief, Alternative Learning Systen/OIC Chief, Field Technical Assistance (FTAD)
DepEd Regional Office V, Legazpi City
Very recently, the Department of Education announced the implementation of the Abot-
Is One's Course Preference Determined by NCAE Results
By: Ana Lisa P. Baluis
Secondary School Teacher III
Legazpi City
Doubts and presumptions are cleared when the subject hovers within one's experience, this, I realized upon my exercise of maternal obligation. My motherhood has brought me to ponder on the question of how reliable NCAE results are in the course preference among college entrants. How does it affect the choice of a career among college freshmen?
National College Assessment Examination (NCAE) is administered to Third Year students aimed at guiding them in their course preference as they enter college life. This program was conceptualized to prepare high school students in selecting a college course that would best fit them. One of the reasons for a declining economy is the so called "misfits" in the world of work and the government has found a way of escalating it through the administration of this NCAE. Misplaced workers, unemployment and underemployment arise from the wrong choice of course among college students. With this, NCAE was given birth to guide college entrants in their course preference.
First Batch of Region V JENESYS 2.0 Exchange Students
Scholars will be sent to Japan
In partnership with the Japan International Cooperation Center (JICE), the implementing agency of JENESYS 2.0, the Department of Education will be sending its first batch of students to Japan on September 8-
Four out of five applicants of the Bicol Region qualified the National Level Screening held at Tagaytay International Convention Center on July 4, 2014. Twenty-
"Be Prepared" is an Elton John's song from the 1994 Disney animated film and 1997 Broadway musical The Lion King.
Elementary and secondary schools all over the country will once more mark the annual Nutrition Month or "Buwan ng Nutrisyon".
As mandated by the National Nutrition Council (NNC), the theme for this year's celebration is "Kalamidad paghandaan: Gutom at malnutrisyon agapan!" The 40 th Nutrition Month campaign focuses on nutrition in emergencies.
Escudero foundation launch search for outstanding teachers of Sorsogon
Aimed to honor and give special recognition to teachers who manifest profound commitment to the development of the youth through exemplary competence, remarkable dedication to their work and effective educational leadership, the Salvador H. Escudero III Foundation has organized the Search for Outstanding Teachers of Sorsogon (SOTS) this school year 2013-
Literacy Coordinating Council launches 2014 National Literacy Awards
The Department of Education (DepEd) through the Literacy Coordinating Council (LCC) recently launched the 2014 National Literacy Awards (NLA) in the Bicol Region at the Regional Educational Learning Center (RELC), Rawis, Legazpi City on March 4, 2014.
DepEd ROV intensifies advocacy campaign for the Early Registration Day
Armed with the desire to ensure that parents all over Bicol Region will come out and enrol their children for school entry in School Year 2014-
Basic Education Sector raises issues, concerns on SHS implementation
Participants in the Basic Education Cluster raised significant concerns relative to the implementation of Senior High School Program during the parallel session held as part of the Regional Higher Education Summit in The Oriental Hotel, Legazpi City, November 14, 2013.
Survey reveals students, parents' interests
perked up by SHS
In a survey conducted among 78, 451 students from public schools and 10,710 students from private schools in the Region as to their preference for Senior High School field of specialization, it was revealed that 36,027 (public) and 5,956 (private) are interested to enrol in academic track; 30,784 (public) and 3,372 (private) wish to be immersed in technical-
RD Abcede explores preparations, challenges of SHS
"By far, the Regional and Division Offices of DepEd Region V were able to orient school officials, organized the division and school Senior High School Implementation Teams, launched advocacy campaigns, conducted consultative conferences with stakeholders, coordinated with other government agencies, benchmarked SHS pilot implementers, formulated action plans and strengthened the Career Guidance Program."
DepEd Region V Stockroom Gutted by Fire, None Hurt
A fire incident occurred in the Supply Office stockroom located on the ground floor of the Payroll Services Unit (PSU) Building on Friday amidst the impending threat of Typhoon Yolanda, gutting used athletic equipment, condemned printers, unserviceable computers, office supplies, and other materials. The fire turned most of the used athletic equipment into smoke and ash before it was put out by the firefighters within fifteen (15) minutes after they arrived at the fire scene.
DepEd Bicol to send Assessment Team to Samar
Intent to help DepEd Central Office to craft timely, relevant and appropriate action plans to address the needs of the affected school communities hit by Super Typhoon Yolanda in Visayas, DepEd Region V will dispatch an Assessment Team to the province of Samar tomorrow, November 12, 2013.
Regional EPS is 2013 CSC Pagasa Awardee
For upholding the ideals of excellence, professionalism and integrity in public service, Lynn Zuñiga-
RSSSEAU, PHILSPADA to coach SPED advocates
On December 6-
RO to equip division key personnel with TA skills
DepEd Regional Office No. V will initiate a capability-
Info officers to undergo rigid training
Armed with the desire to better facilitate news and information processing in the 13 divisions in Bicol Region, the Regional Office will spearhead a three-
School drop out dips in Region V
The Region's efforts in curtailing the drop out rate in the elementary and secondary schools for the past years through advocacy and awareness campaigns, implementation of school-
DepEd ROV cheers Brigada Eskwela Best School Implementers
Inspired by the gruelling efforts exerted by elementary and secondary schools all over the Region in compliance with the strict implementation of Brigada Eskwela 2013, also known as the National Schools Maintenance Week on May 20-
DepEd RO V basketball team bags championship cup
by: Dario I. Cabanela,
Being declared as Over-
Besting three other teams, it was the very first time that the Region's players made it to the top. They were able to win two straight games. After defeating team C in their first game, DepEd RO V occupied the slot for the winner's bracket.
Nutrition Month 2013 underscores need for concerted actions to reduce hunger, malnutrition
by: Christie L. Alvarez
This year's Nutrition Month celebration focuses on the theme "Gutom at malnutrisyon, sama-
The whole nation celebrates the month of July as the Nutrition Month pursuant to Section 7 of Presidential Decree 491, known as the Nutrition Act of the Philippines. It designates the month of July as Nutrition Month to create greater awareness among the public on the importance of nutrition.
A new home, a better future for RR pupils
by: Catalina P. Garcia
"You will never do anything in this world without courage." AristotleThis principle inspired Pilar II Central School family to come up with a Reading Recovery Room, which they transformed from an abandoned and restricted comfort room.
Region V's Reading Recovery Program
after three years
by: Catalina P. Garcia
One of the reasons why a child is inferior to other children is the possibility that the child has learning difficulties that hinder him to be with the group. This premise was proven to be true after three-
Region V holds training workshop
on the rights of women
by: Francisco B. Bulalacao, Jr.
NEAP RV (Bicol) Team takes part in Capability Building
Program on T & D; Region V ahead in T & D System
by Jocelyn O. Dy
Education Program Supervisor, NEAP-
DepED Region V remains steadfast in its commitment to strengthen the human resource development through its training arm, the National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP)-
Proof of this was the participation of three members of the NEAP-
First SPS meet held
by: Dario I. Cabanela, EPS II, Sports
The Department of Education Regional Office No.5 through the Task Force on Sports spearheaded the 1st ever Regional SPS Meet at the Camarines Sur National High School, Division of Naga City on January 10-
Usec. Quijano bats for advancement of research;
bares K to 12 thrusts
by: Joan L. Lagata
Educational researches contribute to the ability of schools and education agencies to deliver high quality education to all.
This was underscored by Usec. Yolando S. Quijano, Deped Undersecretary for Programs and Projects, to the 1, 102 research enthusiasts from all over the country who attended the opening program of the First National Research Conference on K to 12 Education hosted by DepEd Bicol at Villa Caceres Hotel, Naga City on December 12, 2012, 2:00 in the afternoon.
DepED Bicol, BASS sponsor research confab
by: Joan L. Lagata
Recognizing educational research as an important tool in developing a cadre of reflective educational practitioners who pursue better educational outcomes, the Department of Education Regional Office No. V, in coordination with the Bicol Association of Schools Superintendents (BASS), is hosting the First National Research Conference on K to 12 Education with the theme, "Nurturing a Culture of Research for Effective K to 12 Education Outcomes," on December 12-
Usec. Quijano to grace NRCKE opening
by: Joan L. Lagata
Approximately 500 participants from all over the country are expected to gather at Villa Caceres Hotel in Naga City for the First National Research Conference on the K to 12 Education on December 12-
Hon. Yolanda S. Quijano, Undersecretary for Programs and Projects of DepEd, Central Office, is the guest speaker in the opening program on December 12, 1:30 in the afternoon. The undersecretary will be introduced by the Conference Convener and Regional Director of DepEd Region V, Orfelina O. Tuy.
Budget and Finance Division of DepEd Region V
conducts training/workshop on the roll-
of the Budget Monitoring System (BMS)
by: ROY T. BAÑAS, Administrative Officer II (BFD)/
Executive Assistant – Designateto the Director IV and the Director III
The Department of Education in its effort to facilitate the preparation, review, consolidation and submission of Budget Accountability Reports (BARs) and other financial reports to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and other oversight agencies within the prescribed deadline, a three-
Director Tuy turns 64
by: Dr. Regida N. Vibar, Ed. D.
Chief PESSD Region V
Director Orfelina O. Tuy, CESO IV, celebrated her birthday on September 7, 2012 at RELC Function Hall, Rawis, Legazpi City. The simple party was tendered by the division/section and unit chiefs and assistant chiefs with their respective staffs, after the 3rd Quarterly Performance Review, spearheaded by ARD Diosdado M. San Antonio, Ph.D.
Marilyn "Amy" Marco, EPS II, Science
returns to Cam Sur
by: Dr. Regida N. Vibar, Ed. D.
Chief PESSD Region V
Mrs. Marilyn V. Marco, a highly efficient and effective Science supervisor went back to Camarines Sur per assignment Order of the Regional Director, to serve as the OIC, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent of Camarines Sur effective September 17, 2012.
Alay para sa kabataan ngayon
by: Dr. Regida N. Vibar, Ed. D.
Chief PESSD Region V
Ang Department of Education (DepED) mayroong panukala na batay sa DepED Order No. 74, s. 2009 at binigyan ng buhay ng DepED Order No. 31, s. 2012 sa pagpasunod ng K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum. Inumpisahan noong nakaraang taon sa pag papasunod ng Kinder Education na inobliga ang mga paaralan sa publikong eskwelahan na gamitin ang Sariling Wika na ginagamit ng bata sa kani-
by: Jocelyn O. Dy
Education Program Supervisor, NEAP-
As DepED Region V steps up efforts to align priority programs and projects in the region, it also intensifies its efforts to ensure that the policies and standards set by DepED Central Office are achieved through the initiative of its strong training arm, the National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP) -
Palihan sa pananaliksik, itinaguyod ng DEPED
by: Mierna J. Abayon
Nagsagawa ng Panrehiyong, Palihan sa Pananaliksik na itinaguyod ng Secondary Education Division (SED), Elementary Education Division (EED), Panrehiyong Samahan ng mga Tagamasid sa Filipino (PASATAF) at National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP-
Paper advisers, campus scribes tutored
on school paper production
by: Joan L. Lagata
The essence of campus journalism lies in the production of the school paper. Thus, every elementary school in Bicol Region that claims to promote campus journalism should regularly produce quality and relevant school paper for the school and community.
This was the underlying principle that inspired DepEd Bicol and the Bicol Association of Elementary School Paper Advisers to conduct a three-
Region meets division overseers
by: Joan L. Lagata
It was a gathering intended to draw together the best and brightest program implementers in the 13 divisions in Bicol Region.
Appropriately dubbed as Unified Regional Planning Conference for Elementary and Secondary Education Program Supervisors and SBM Supervisors, the two-
DEPED ROV and RASISPA conducted regional training of SPA teachers
By Francisco B. Bulalacao, Jr.
Department of Education Regional Office and the Regional Association of Schools Implementing the Special Program in the Arts (RASISPA) sponsored a four-
DEPED Region V holds citizenship advancement
training of trainers in public safety
by: Francisco B. Bulalacao, Jr.
The Department of Education Regional Office No. 5 conducted the Citizenship Advancement Training of Trainers in Public Safety at the RELC, Conference Hall, Rawis, Legazpi City on August 9-
7 bicolano artists aualified to the NAMCYA regional competitions
by: Francisco B. Bulalacao, Jr.
DepED Region V, a consistent winner in the annual National Music Competitions for Young Artists (NAMCYA), had qualified seven young artists who will compete in the Regional Center Competitions (Semi-
Learning and living , the ALS way
by: Cynthia D. Jacob
Rita* woke up early that morning of May 20, 2012, without much prodding from her mother. She was excited, and it showed from her elated face, that broke into a broad smile when the jeepney that was to fetch her blew its horn from outside the window. She hurriedly bid her parents goodbye, and rushed out of their small house, with a big bag in tow.
Making a dream into a reality through the ALS
(An updated report on Jennifer B. Guevarra, 2005 A&E Test Passer)
by: Dr. Roger Torres Lustestica, Jr. ALSD Chief
Jennifer has always dreamed of becoming a teacher but this seemed to be an unrealistic goal because she was not able to complete Secondary Education. In August 2004, Jennifer enrolled in the ALS A&E Secondary Level at Barangay Cabasan, Cagraray Island, Bacacay, Albay. She took the A&E Test given in February 2005 held at Malabog National High School, Daraga, Albay and was one of the successful passers.
Camarines Norte & Naga City win BALS awards
by: Dr. Roger Torres Lustestica, Jr. ALSD Chief
The National Congress for OSY Learners was conducted at Teacher's Camp, Baguio City last April 11-
BALS plans, new initiative
by: Dr. Roger Torres Lustestica, Jr. ALSD Chief
The Alternative Learning System Division, DepEd Region V is seriously considering the intensive implementation of ALS programs and projects particularly the ALS Gabay-
ALS implementers go to Region VI & X
by: Dr. Roger Torres Lustestica, Jr. ALSD Chief
The Bureau of Alternative Learning System (BALS) is recently conducting the Immersion and Exchange Program for ALS Mobile Teachers for those hired in 2007 on April 24-
Despite difficulties
by: JUSTINO B. CABARLES, JR. -
How important is education to a grade school pupil? Riza V. Abaño never met American educator Horace Mann, but she lives the philosophy of Mann, who once said that a person doesn't reach his full potential until he is educated.
Young Riza and six other grade school pupils of Guinhadap Elementary School were determined to get basic education despite powerful difficulties. The experiences of these pupils, as featured in the GMA News TV June 2011 episode of Education Special, are unique to a number of communities in Masbate.