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    This document outlines a proposed 2-day school-based training workshop in campus journalism at Panganiban National High School in September 2022. The workshop aims to develop students' writing skills, present theories and techniques of journalism, and develop enthusiasm for aspiring writers. It will have expert speakers, writing exercises, and follow health and safety protocols. A budget of 3,000 pesos is estimated to cover tokens, diplomas, speaker fares, and snacks for the 50 expected student participants.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region V-Bicol
    Schools Division Office of Catanduanes
    PANGANIBAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    San Nicolas, Panganiban, Catanduanes

    I. GENERAL INFORMATION

    Project Title: SCHOOL-BASED TRAINING WORKSHOP IN CAMPUS


    JOURNALISM

    School: PANGANIBAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL


    Proponents: School Head and Language Teachers
    Target Date: September 29-30, 2022
    Project Contacts: Panganiban National High School page on Facebook

    II. SUMMARY

    This pandemic has challenged the teachers' academic performance of students.


    Consistent with Republic Act No. 7079, an act providing for the development and
    promotion of campus journalism and other purposes, our school aims to conduct a
    school-based training workshop in journalism for the benefit of the students.

    Through exercises and workshops in journalism, students learn how to formulate


    a clear objective description of reality and clearly express their views. It can also hone
    courage, and pessimism and nurture the talents of students. Moreover, through writing
    exercises in journalism, students understand media values, tradition, ethics, and skill.

    III. BACKGROUND

    Writing is one of the basic skills that 21st-century learners must acquire. It is
    systematic and methodological not spontaneous. It is a skill that can be learned or
    mastered through practice. Regular writing will help students become quicker in
    constructing sentences and conveying opinions. It is an essential skill that would be
    beneficial to students not just in academic performance but also in every aspect of life.
    When students are trained in writing, it will become a part of them. Likewise,
    writing as a pleasure would also be good for students’ mental, social, and emotional
    health. It can be an avenue to express their thoughts while being productive and
    competitive at the same time. In addition, the activity will ignite students' enthusiasm
    and interest, especially aspiring writers in practicing their craft.

    IV. OBJECTIVES AND OUTPUTS


    Objectives of the Activity:
    1. Develop the writing skills of students.
    2. Present theories and techniques of journalism.
    3. Develop enthusiasm and interest in aspiring writers.

    The speakers will conduct sessions about the topic and workshops will follow.
    The project is open for the Panganiban NHS students in all grade levels to enhance
    their skills in writing. The expected participants per session are 30-40 students. This is
    to minimize the exposure to the risks of COVID-19. The proponents of this project
    acknowledge the apprehensions of conducting limited face-to-face interactions. Rest
    assured that this activity will follow and observe the precautionary health measures of
    the DOH and IATF protocols guided by the DepEd Order 15, s. 2020, along with the
    parent’s consent.
    A narrative and accomplishment report with documentation will be submitted
    after the conduct of this project.

    V. METHODOLOGY
    A. This training workshop will be open to all but won’t oblige PNHS students. There
    will be a registration of 50 pesos from the students who want to join the training
    workshop. The registration will be used for the mobilization of the project such as
    fairs, tokens, and snacks for the speakers. The workshop will be divided into 2-
    day sessions. We will invite expert speakers from the neighboring schools.

    B. Project Budget - The given budget for the proposed project is estimated to be
    3,000 pesos. The budget will be allotted for buying snacks for the participants,
    tokens, diploma jackets, and fare for the speakers

    Particulars Date Resources Quantity Unit Amount Total


    Needed Amount
    School- September Token 7 150 1050
    based 2022
    training Diploma jacket 7 70 490
    workshop in
    Campus
    Journalism
    Fare 7 200 1400

    Allotted for the


    snacks of 50 42 2100
    participants
    and speaker
    3990.00
    Overall Total 5040
    VI. OPERATION DESCRIPTION

    Source of Fund – School MOOE, Registration, and Donations

    VII. TECHNICAL WORKING COMMITTEE

    COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM/TARPAPEL
    Rica May D. Gonzales
    Glydel C. Fajardo
    Jocelyn T. Tugano
    Maria Lourdes B. Pitajen

    COMMITTEE ON SOUNDS
    John Kevin T. Vega
    Marcelo V. Teves Jr.

    HALL PREPARATION
    Armando E. Bonifacio
    Donnel V. Usero

    COMMITTEE ON FOOD PREPARATION


    Estela A. Dela Cruz
    Josie D. Cabrera
    Salve V. Aquino
    Sheila B. Soledad

    COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND SANITATION


    Yllen T. Tuldac
    Sarah Kay C. Linaza

    Glessie Ann B. Vargas


    April Mae P. Torzar
    Ruzen S. Magtagnob
    Donnel V. Usero
    PROPONENTS

    Abigail G. Sarmiento
    SECRETARIAT

    Ranil R. Velasco
    CONSULTANT

    Prepared:
    GLESSIE ANN B. VARGAS
    Teacher II

    RUZEN S. MAGTAGNOB
    Teacher I

    DONNEL V. USERO
    Teacher II

    APRIL MAE P. TORZAR


    Teacher I

    Noted:

    RANIL R. VELASCO
    School Principal I

    Recommending Approval:

    Dr. GINA B. PANTINO


    EPS - ENGLISH

    Approved:

    SUSAN S. COLLANO
    Schools Division Superintendent

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