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The Hone - PRMSU College of Teacher Education, Palanginan, Iba (2026)

10/05/2026

𝙋𝘼𝙉𝙄𝙏𝙄𝙆𝘼𝙉 | Kay mama pwede ulit maging bata

Sa mundong dahan-dahang humihingi ng tapang mula sa akin,
siya ang tanging lugar kung saan hindi kailangang patunayan ang lakas.

Siya ang taong patuloy na nag-aalaga sa akin
kahit hindi na ako musmos,
ang tahimik na nagliligpit ng mga gamit ko sa mga panahong pagod na ang lahat sa akin,
ang nag-uuwi ng paborito kong pagkain,
at ang bumibili ng mga bagay sa kulay na gusto ko.

Siya ang mumunting paalala na malaya akong bumalik sa bersyon kong hindi pa sanay mapagod,
isang bersyon na hindi pa lubos na kilala ang bigat ng mundong unti-unting humihingi ng higit pa sa kaya ko.

Kay mama, kahit gaano na ako kalaki,
may bahagi sa akin na natututong maging payapa,
sa bawat pag-uwi, sa bawat yakap, sa bawat tahimik na pag-aalala,
alam ko na kay mama, pwede ulit maging bata.

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Sulat at larawan ni Krystine Maya
Lapat ni John Andrie Lucero

21/04/2026

𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗡𝗢𝗪 | Setting the flame and igniting the center stage, candidates from various Future Teachers' Organizations (FTOs) clashed as the production wear marking the start of the annual Mr. and Ms. CTE 2026 during the College of Teacher Education (CTE) EDUC Week: Panumduman at Science based Education Building (SBEB), today.

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Report by Ejay Caguiniman
Video by Paul Ivan Anilao

21/04/2026

𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞 | Racing across the PRMSU College of Teacher Education (CTE) grounds, students geared up for the Educ Race, as part of Educ Week 2026: Panumduman, showcasing teamwork, strategy, and endurance through a series of physical and mental challenges.

Marking camaraderie among future educators with reflected unity and values upholding within the academic community.

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Report by Paul Ivan Anilao
Photos by Khaye Ann Cabling and Christian Herris Baluyot

21/04/2026

𝗜𝗡 𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗧𝗢𝗦 | As Educ Week 2026 “Panumduman” unfolds its first day, take a look back at the standout moments from solidarity dance highlighting the participants’ activeness and graceful moves.

Here are the captured moments from CTEzens.

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Photos by Khaye Ann Cabling, Christian Herris Baluyot and Paul Ivan Anilao

21/04/2026

𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗡𝗢𝗪 | Igniting the new set of festivities, the second day of Educ Week 2026 Panumduman kicked off with an energetic solidarity dance led by Future Teachers Organizations (FTO) at the College of Teacher Education (CTE) SBEB grounds, April 21.

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Report and video by Paul Ivan Anilao

09/04/2026

Mula sa mga pahina ng kasaysayan at sa puso ng bawat Pilipino, nananatiling buhay ang tapang at pagkakaisa.

Ngayong Araw ng Kagitingan, taas-noong pagpupugay sa bayaning nakipaglaban para sa ating kasarinlan.

Bilang publikasyon, naninindigan kaming pangalagaan at isulong ang mga kwentong humuhubog sa ating pagka-Pilipino.

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Lapat ni John Andrie Lucero

31/03/2026

𝙄𝘾𝙔𝙈𝙄 | Pedagogy 2.0: FETO Once More Powers Up Through a Dual Seminar-Workshop

Aiming to further sharpen the teaching competencies of aspiring English educators, the Future English Teachers Organization (FETO) once again held its dynamic seminar-workshop at the President Ramon Magsaysay State University (PRMSU) E-Library on Thursday, March 12.

Centered on the dual pillars of instructional design, English students from first to fourth year participated in a morning seminar under the theme “Level Up! 2.0: Revealing the Tricks for Lesson Planning” for a day of intensive professional development.

Serving as the morning’s highlight, guest speaker Mrs. Rowena Mandanas Dullas, Master Teacher II at Zambales National High School (ZNHS), shared practical strategies in lesson planning and stressed the importance of thorough preparation, highlighting how careful planning leads to effective teaching.

“It is a crime for a teacher to go to class without a lesson plan," she shared.

After the seminar, participants joined a forum for open discussion and then took part in a hands-on group activity, collaborating to create their own lesson plans and apply the strategies they had learned.

Meanwhile, the afternoon session focused on specialized instruction through the TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Workshop, which equips educators with strategies for teaching English to non-native speakers.

"The challenge is to build sensitivity," shared guest speaker Mr. Don V. Manalo before leading the participants through a series of group activities and lesson demonstrations.

After engaging in both the forum and TESOL activities, students concluded the seminar-workshop enriched with knowledge and ready to apply their learning in the classroom.

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Report by Khim Joy Marcellana and Krystine Maya
Photos by Warren Adrianne Reman, Mylene Angulo, Khaye Anne Cabling, and Christian Herris Baluyot

31/03/2026

𝙄𝘾𝙔𝙈𝙄 | “Behind Every Challenge is Growth” — Dr. Laguer
BPEd studs sway in grace; promotes camaraderie

Dancing in a swirl of color, music, and shared laughter, Bachelor of Physical Education (BPED) of the College of Teacher Education (CTE) students came together for a night that celebrated not just talent, but the bonds that tie them as future educators.

Organized by the Future Physical Education Teachers’ Organization (FPETO), the BPED Get-Together 2026 transformed the President Ramon Magsaysay State University (PRMSU) Gymnasium into a vibrant space of expression and connection on March 12.

More than a social gathering, the event provided students with a chance to pause from academic demands, celebrate achievements, and strengthen their sense of community.

Runway entrance featured students, FPETO officials, faculty members, and guests as each participant’s outfit reflected personality and creativity, earning cheers from the audience and setting a lively tone for the program.

BPEd Program Chair Dr. Paulino J. Laguer Jr. delivered a message of perseverance, collaboration, and shared vision among students.

"Behind every challenge is growth, and behind every effort is a dream we are pursuing," he said.

"Continue to inspire each other, support one another, and always carry the vision of a future BPEd professional,” he added.

As the program continued, students took part in intermission performances, the Darling of the Crowd and Table Set-Up competitions, parlor games, and the Dance for All segment, which encouraged interaction and teamwork across participants.

Meanwhile, Stephany Reglos, shared her excitement after being recognized as Best Outfit.

“Sobrang nag-enjoy po ako sa mga activities, lalo na po sa parampa outfit. Hindi ko po in-expect na ako ‘yung mapipili as Best Outfit,” she said.

As the night drew to a close, the event left participants with lasting memories of performances, awards, and shared experiences, while reinforcing the sense of belonging and unity among students.

The BPEd Get-Together 2026 successfully combined entertainment, talent, and camaraderie, reminding attendees that behind every future educator is a supportive and inspiring community.

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Report by Kristel Judy Dela Cruz
Photos by Khaye Anne Cabling and Krystine Maya

31/03/2026

𝙄𝙉 𝙋𝙃𝙊𝙏𝙊𝙎 | SOLIDARITY IN MOTION
CTE rallies behind women's leadership and equality

Marching for gender equality and women empowerment, the College of Teacher Education (CTE) joined the 2026 PRMSU Women’s Month Grand Celebration parade, reinforcing the university’s call for women’s empowerment and inclusive development, at President Ramon Magsaysay State University (PRMSU) Iba Campus, March 30.

Carrying the theme, “Babae sa Kalusugan at Kaunlaran: Lead Like the Babaylans,” various colleges gathered with vibrant placards, showcasing creativity, pride, and solidarity in honoring women’s vital roles in society.

Moreover, Dr. Emelyn C. Bugayong, PRMSU GAD Director, emphasized the significance of recognizing women’s contributions and influence in her message.

“This celebration honors women’s strength, equality, and the ongoing fight for rights,” Dr. Bugayong stated.

The parade was followed by a series of engaging activities, including a lively Zumba session and a university-wide webinar, promoting both wellness and awareness among participants.

In addition, attendees enjoyed various services such as haircuts, manicures and pedicures, foot spa and massage, and a photo booth, creating a space for relaxation and celebration.

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Report by Krystine Maya and Paul Ivan Anilao
Photos by Krystine Maya, Warren Adrianne Reman, and Jhon Timothy Adoremos

15/03/2026

𝙄𝙉 𝙋𝙃𝙊𝙏𝙊𝙎 | ALAMATH 2026 unlocks mathematical minds

The Future Mathematics Teachers' Organization (FMTO) successfully launched ALAMATH 2026 under the theme “Activating the Limitless Application of Mathematics,” showcasing students’ brilliance and skills through a series of thrilling and interactive activities held at the Science-Based Education Building (SBEB) grounds on March 12.

Marking the start of the event, a seminar gathered students to explore insightful approaches to planning effective Mathematics lessons.

FMTO President Iya Marie C. Bantilo delivered the opening remarks, emphasizing the significance of Mathematics in education.

“Math is the Queen of the Sciences,” she shared, highlighting how the subject serves as a foundation for understanding and excelling in other disciplines.

To further strengthen students’ skills in problem-solving and innovation, Ms. Kimberly Fungo, a DOST scholar and Bachelor of Secondary Education in Mathematics graduate from President Ramon Magsaysay State University (PRMSU), delivered an informative seminar, sharing practical tips and effective strategies for future teachers.

Following the seminar, the event featured a series of engaging activities with representatives from different Future Teachers’ Organizations (FTOs).

From expressing artistic flair in “Modulo Art” and demonstrating analytical skills in “Alamath Legends,” to completing stations collaboratively in “Alamath Race” and showcasing creativity in “Mathcot,” students displayed teamwork and critical thinking while enjoying every moment of the event.

“Magkahalong kaba at saya dahil first time ko maranasan ang ganitong event,” shared participant Mariah Elizsa Gerlenn.

With challenges that tested both logic and creativity, ALAMATH 2026 concluded with students embracing the dynamic and engaging spirit of Mathematics.

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Report by Krizz Mae Artates
Photos by Khaye Ann Cabling, Warren Adrianne Reman, John Timothy Adoremos, and Krystine Maya

15/03/2026

𝙄𝙉 𝙋𝙃𝙊𝙏𝙊𝙎 | CTEzens soar back on the winds of leadership

Blowing back with renewed force, the Aspiring Teachers Leadership Advancing Summit (A.T.L.A.S.) 2026 returned to guide and equip future educators and leaders at the E-Library 2nd Floor and CTE Grounds, March 12.

Guided by the theme “Angin ya Manguna, Itanduro ya Tatala” — the wind that leads and shows the way — the summit encouraged aspiring educators to channel its force to guide, uplift, and make a meaningful impact in learning environments.

Inspired by the spirit of the wind, participants were grouped into six teams named after birds—Maya, Pugo, Agila, Lawin, Kuwago, and Uwak—who navigated ten trails together with their respective “parents,” serving as guides to lead and support them throughout the summit.

Moreover, each trail consisted of challenges that tested participants’ cognitive abilities, problem-solving skills, teamwork, and leadership, fostering both critical thinking and collaboration.

“Kakaiba ang tuwang naramdaman ko, hindi lang dahil may natutunan ako tungkol sa leadership, kundi dahil mas natuto akong makipag-socialize sa iba’t ibang lider-estudyante na tunay na may potential sa pamumuno,” shared Apollo Dacuyan, one of the ‘parents,’ reflecting on the experience.

“Maraming salamat din sa lahat ng bumubuo sa CTE-SBO sa pag-oorganisa ng ganitong event,” he added.

The day concluded with an inspirational message from CTE-SBO President Dhann Mariel Anglit, who shared her journey from being a former A.T.L.A.S. participant to now leading and implementing the event, encouraging the next generation of student leaders to take the reins in future editions.

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Report by Krystine Maya
Photos by Krystine Maya and Christian Herris Baluyot

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