Day 2 (April 24)
For the morning
session, we had three speakers that talked on managing an organization, the ACT
NCR Union Collective Negotiation Agreement and conducting meeting through Robert’s
Rule of Order and Parliamentary Procedures.
Salome Bulawan
of ACT National Secretariat presented her topic on “Pamumuno at Pagpapatakbo ng
Organisasyon.” We learned a lot on how to become effective leader of an
organization. She revealed some of the wrong conceptions about being a leader
(e.g. leaders know it all, can give and provide everything, paternal, dictator
or liberal). She also gave the qualities of a “true leader,” which are the
following:
- May layunin na gustong makamit (visionary)
- Hindi palalo at mayabang (humble)
- Hindi diktador (democrat)
- Palaaral at palasuri (educated and inquisitive)
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| Salome Bulawan while talking about managing an organization |
Joselyn
Martinez, Secretary of ACT NCR Council, specified the contents of the
Collective Negotiation Agreement composed of the different issues about the
rights, privileges and benefits that we should enjoy as public school teachers.
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| Joselyn Martinez, Secretary of ACT NCR Union while explaining the Collective Negotiation Agreement |
My most favorite
topic was about the Robert’s Rule of Order and Parliamentary Procedures. In this
topic, Sir Andy Rosales taught us how we can conduct a meaningful meeting that
is more organized so that we can maximize the time and become more productive.
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| Sir Andy Rosales on Robert's Rule of Order and Parliamentary Procedures |
The afternoon
session was equally filled with a lot of learnings. We welcomed our very own school
principal as our speaker, Mrs. Salvacion V. David. Her topic was all about
Leadership for Instructional Leaders. I, together with Sir Steve, got the
chance to introduce her to the audience. And we supposed that she was happy
with it (we actually made the introduction very spectacular, why not… she’s our
own school head). She started with a group dynamics wherein we need to define
leadership and identify some of its relevant qualities of being a leader. From her
talk we learned about bridging leadership, which foster the importance of
fellowship among educational leaders and teachers, and school’s internal and
external stakeholders (e.g. parents, local officials, non-government and government
organizations) We all appreciate her
talk; her experience showed that she was already an embodiment of an excellent
leader.
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| Ma'am Salvacion David on her talk about leadership for instructional leaders |
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| The participants with Ma'am David |
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| We also grab the chance to have this picture with her, we are just so proud that she's our principal :) |
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