Empowering Teachers Nationwide

OUR MISSION

The quality of education in the Philippines hinges on empowering teachers and education leaders to meet evolving challenges. Addressing systemic issues such as inequity, curriculum gaps, and lack of practical teacher training requires a cohesive, evidence-based approach. This comprehensive research initiative, led by the Philippine Normal University (PNU) and funded by the Teacher Education Council (TEC), aims to innovate and reform teacher education programs nationwide.

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Object

THE 13 RESEARCH PROJECTS

1
Profiling of Teacher Education: Scoping and Scanning of Teacher Education in the Country (Phase 2)
2
Development of Models for Experiential Learning in Philippine Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs)
3
Development of Models of Pre-service Teacher Education Curricula and Programs
4
Development of a Training Program for Upskilling Teacher Educators
5
The Development of the National Teacher Education Research Agenda 2025–2030
6
The Philippine Perspective: International Successful School Principals Project (ISSPP)
1
Admission and Retention Policies of Teacher Education Institutions: Leading Towards Developing a Philippine Qualifying Examination and National Retention Policy for Pre-Service Teachers
2
Development of a National Tracer Study of Teacher Education Graduates
3
Development of Graduate Curricular Program for In-service Teachers’ Professional Development
4
Development of a Training Program for Upskilling Teacher Educators
5
Redirecting Senior High School (SHS) to Support Track to Teacher Education
6
Identifying exemplary practices of teachers, school heads, school supervisors and teacher educators

Submitted Research Papers

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Teachers Participated

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