CTELA Field Study students take on demonstration teaching in junior and senior high school For years, they have studied teaching from the student’s side of the desk. They have read about learning theories, written lesson plans, and discussed classroom management in seminars and lectures. They know the names of educational ...

By: Angelica C. Erguiza & Allysa Eunice R. Del Mundo October 22, 2026 BCU Nursing students visited Tumapoc Elementary school to assess the needs of students in primary health and well-being Preparing future nurses for community service begins with building strong partnerships beyond the university. On October 22, 2026, Baguio ...

The CTELA faculty convened for a meeting to discuss upcoming school events involving the department and coordinate preparations for the much-anticipated Intramurals. The meeting served as an opportunity for faculty members to share updates, clarify responsibilities, and ensure that planned activities are organized and aligned with the institution’s goals and ...

Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences The EDUC 4 – Foundations of Special and Inclusive Education class engaged in an interactive learning activity designed to explore Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences, highlighting the importance of recognizing and valuing the diverse abilities of learners. One of the featured activities focused on spatial intelligence, ...

by Ryan D. Aladog Dinah-da, the indigenous practice of communal labor, brings the community together in the fields for planting, harvesting, and cultivating the land as one. In the cool highlands of Benguet, where mountains rise like guardians and communities are held together by kinship, labor, memory, and faith, there ...