1st Mother Tongue-based Multilingual Education International Conference

1st Mother Tongue-based Multilingual Education International Conference in the Philippines January 18 - 20, 2011, Urdaneta City University, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan

Theme: Benchmarking Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education Development Practices & Challenges in the 21st Century in Asia Pacific.

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Shigekazu Takemura, Professor Emeritus, Hiroshima University, Japan

REGISTRATION FEES
(includes conference kit, 3 lunches, 8 snacks, certificate of attendance)

On-site Rate

Foreign ($200)
Foreign Students ($200)
Local (Php 5500)

Day 1 (Tuesday January 18, 2011)

For inquiries/Assistance visit www.ucu.edu.ph (link to UCU.IEDICM logo)

Registration
Opening Activities
Plenary Session Topics

* Indigenization of Curriculum and Instruction
* Development and Production of Materials
* Institutional and Community Support
* Pre and In-service Teacher Training Program
* Learning Assessment Development

Cultural Presentation and Solidarity Night

Day 2 (Wednesday January 19, 2011)

Registration
Parallel Sessions Theme and/or
Poster Exhibits:

* Teachers’ Teaching Experiences
* Learning Activities
* Learning Assessments
* Stakeholders’ Input Practices
* Teacher-made Learning Materials
* Contribution of Local Artists
* Scheme/Initiative of the community, NGOs, POs and LGUs
* Success Stories of MT-MLE Learners

Day 3 (Thursday January 20, 2011)

* Continuation of Parallel Sessions and Poster Exhibits.
* Workshop on Goal Setting, Research Agenda, Networking and Strategy in Teacher Education program and services.
* Call for Pledge of Commitment.
* Closing Program/Adjournment/Farewell.

Day 4 (Friday January 21, 2011)

Optional
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DepEd Memo No. 474 s.2010
"INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MOTHER TONGUE-BASED MULTILINGUAL EDUCATION (MLE) ENDEAVOR"

DepEd Order No. 74
"INSTITUTIONALIZING MOTHER TONGUE-BASED MULTILINGUAL EDUCATION (MLE)"

CHED Memo for the First MT-MLE International Conference
Subject: Participation at the International Conference on Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education Endeavor to be held on January 18-20, 2011 at the Urdaneta City University, Pangasinan, Philippines

Download the registration form here.

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