d’. s. expo (division science expo) banner program for science
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D’. S. Expo(Division Science Expo)
Banner Program for Science
Rationale
Science is essentially a method of discovering the world, which is something that most children/learners love to do. However, to many students, "science" still resembles an inaccessible subject — something only geniuses conduct in secret laboratories. In reality, science is a process we use every day. To foster love for science various activities should be introduced to constantly engage learners.
Objectives
The Division Science Expo is a program that is anchored on LCEP’s three main activities which aims to:- Use inquiry based learning (IBL) to promote critical thinking and communication skills through Science Fair;
Objectives
- Conduct Science camps to promote social skills, environmental awareness and “off-school science learning” (for least mastered competencies/skills).- Conduct science competitions (for both teachers and learners) to promote creativeness, innovativeness and camaraderie through Science Congress.
Activities, Tasks, Time Frame and Resources
• Division Science Fair TASKS 1. Learners communicate their creativeness and
innovations through: • Display Board Presentation of SIPs• Oral presentation of SIPs
2. Train teachers and students in conducting SIPs
(for non science-oriented schools)
Division Science Fair
Time FrameResources
Physical Person Peso
*February 24-25, 2015
LCD Projector, Display Boards,
bond paper, laptops, snacks
EPS in Science District Science
Coordinators, Key Teachers, SPASAMs
officers, Public Elementary and
Secondary Learners ( Grade 5 and Grade 9)
*Launching then to be conducted every September
• Division Science CongressTASKS 1. Learners communicate their creativeness and
innovations through: • Display Board Presentation of SIPs• Oral presentation of SIPs
2. Train teachers and students in conducting SIPs (for non science-oriented schools – G5 and G8)
• Division Science CongressTASKS:1. Learners engage in:
• Science Quiz (G6-10)• Sci-Art • Robotics*
2. Teachers engage in:• Sci-Folio• SIM (Science Intervention Materials)
Division Science Congress
Time FrameResources
Physical Person Peso
September, 2016(Every
September)
LCD Projector, audio-visual
equipment, bond papers, laptops,
Snacks
EPS in Science District Science
Coordinators, Key Teachers, SPASAMs
officers, Public Elementary and
Secondary Learners (G3-
G10)
• Science CampTASKS1. Learners engage in:
• “off-school science” activities to address least mastered skills/competencies
• Environmental awareness activities such as tree planting, recycling, community/river clean up
• Attendance in symposia, conferences concerning the environment
Division Science Camp
Time FrameResources
Physical Person Peso
September, 2016(every end of the month or quarter)
LCD Projector, audio-visual
equipment, bond papers, laptops, communication letters, snacks
EPS in Science District Science
Coordinators, Key Teachers, SPASAMs
officers, Public Elementary and
Secondary Learners (G3-
G10)
• Division Science Camp for TeachersTASKS:1. Teachers engage in hands on activities that will
help them prepare better activities for the coming school year (may be in the form of hands on active workshops , webinars and field trips)
Division Science Camp for Teachers
Time FrameResources
Physical Person Peso
May , 2016(every end of the month or quarter)
LCD Projector, audio-visual
equipment, bond papers, laptops, communication
letters, meals and snacks
EPS in Science District Science
Coordinators, Key Teachers, SPASMs
• DIVISION Science INSETTASKS:1. Enhance teachers competencies on content and
pedagogy specifically on reflective and integrative skills approaches through:
• Semester INSET• Summer INSET • D/SLACs
Division Science INSET
Time FrameResources
Physical Person Peso
April 2016, October, 2016
(every end of the month or quarter)
LCD Projector, audio-visual
equipment, bond papers, laptops, communication
letters, meals and snacks
EPS in Science District Science
Coordinators, Key Teachers,