One
speaker
in the
previous
pinning
ceremonies
once
said
that
Teaching
is a
lifetime
commitment
of
loving
and
caring
for the
future.
Being a
teacher
is a
lifetime
and
loving
commitment
to your
students,
whose
future
are
being
shaped
by your
hands,
sharing
with
them a
part of
yourself
with
pride
and
dignity.
These
thoughts
were
underscored
to the
twenty-one
student
interns
of the
University
during
the 15th
Pinning
Ceremony
and
Culminating
Activity
of the
College
of
Education
held
August
6, 2010
at the
Teodoro
Hall
with the
theme;
Projecting
the
Wesnecan
Image.
Dr. Luis
Serviñas,
District
IV
Supervisor
in
Bacolod
City
shared
that
what he
is now
is
because
of West
Negros
University
and
proud to
say that
50% of
the
administration
and100
out of
300
teachers
are
working
under
his
district.
He also
discussed
the
significance
of the
Knowledge
Based
Education
(KBE)
with the
advent
of
information
technology,
scientific
advances
and
globalization,
teachers
should
be
adaptive,
creative
and
always
on the
go,
adjusting
to new
situations.
“A
Wesnecan
must be
part of
the
vision
through
projecting
the good
image of
SPIRIT
which
stands
for self
efficacy,
progressive
minded,
innovative,
responsible,
imaginative
and
teachable,”
Serviñas
urged.
Dr. Cleo
Grace
Hinaut,
Vice
President
for
Academic
Affairs,
lauded
the
student
teachers
on the
job well
done and
that the
University
is very
proud of
them.
She
further
encouraged
them to
always
do their
best
because
in this
noble
profession,
one is
not
building
houses
but
lives.
Two of
the
interns;
Sharmaine
Agustin
and Mary
Grace
Villamor
were
commended
best in
Teaching
Demonstration.
The
student
interns
including
those in
the
Teacher
Certificate
Program
expressed
their
appreciation
to the
faculty
of the
Integrated
School
during
their
in-campus
training.
Having
been
pinned
in
preparation
for
their
off-campus
training,
the 21
student
interns
are
called
in the
real-world
where
they
will be
left to
call the
shots in
teaching
the
young
minds
become
the best
in the
future
that
they
could
possibly
become.
The
interns
will be
deployed
in the
following
schools;
La
Granja
National
High
School,
Abdres
Bonifacio
Elementary
School I
and
Negros
Occidental
High
School.*
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