ITED - Institute of Teacher Education - Davao del Sur State College

Overview

Our institute always aims to deliver high quality instructions and services not only to the students but also to the community through knowledge production and innovation.

It is not beyond anyone’s knowledge that the Institute of teacher education has been a home to a lot of high performing faculties, staffs, and students. Hence the creation of our logo that highlights this:

THE BURNING TORCH

It symbolizes the eternal burning of flame of knowledge and the light that education brings to its students irrespective of any differences. The light of the torch radiates and extends outward reflecting ITED’s mission to reach and serve various stakeholders of the college through knowledge production and innovation.

THE LAUREL WREATH

It symbolizes triumph and eternal glory. The Institute has already produced board top-notchers in the recent history of the college; thus, the symbol of triumph and achievement is included in the logo. Moreover, the symbol of the laurel can mean the hopeful expectation of success. This embodies ITED’s lifelong commitment to provide opportunities to its students to be successful in the field of education and other related field.

THE OPEN BOOK

It is a symbol of lifelong learning and knowledge. It represents the relevant learning that ITED is committed to provide for its students so that they may continue to learn and develop throughout their lives.

FOUR STARS

The stars symbolize the Institute’s excellence in the four core functions of the college: instruction, research, extension, and production. The four stars also signifies how ITED commits itself to be of service to its stakeholders through the four core functions of the college.

THE ROPE

The ITED logo is circle in shape enclosed by a rope and this signifies strength and unity among its personnel and the stakeholders that it serves. This echoes one of the core values of DSSC which is teamwork. Through unity amongst its personnel, the institute commits itself to follow the lead of the mission of DSSC “to provide an Innovative Academic Environment with Highest Standards in Instruction, Research, Extension and Production while preserving the culture and ecosystem for a Transformative experience of our stakeplayers”

ITED-Faculty


DR. MELIZA ALO, EdD OIC Dean ITEAS This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	CINDY B. ROSIL, EdD TEP Department Chairperson This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	MARILOU C. SABUD, PhD DAS Chairperson This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	LEVI S. DUMAYAC, MS Instructor 1 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	AMELLE T. BELLO, EdD OIC Dean Grad School This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	QUEENIE LYN G. ALMEREZ, MAEd Program Head, TLEd This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

ARLYN J. OMBOY MAEd - Culinary Arts In-Charge This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	JELYN O MAGONALIG Guidance Counselor Advocate This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	HAROLD E. FUENTES, RN, MAEd Instructor 1 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	GIDEON I. JUEZAN Sports/Socio Cultural Coordinator This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	MARY LISLEY JANE REYES Program Head Elem-Education This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	LORENZO GULLE JR. Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

WINZDEE Q. CABATO Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	RALPH JAKE T. WABINGGA Public Relations Office Head This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	JASMIN S. MACAPA-AR Part-Time FacultyThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	JAN CHRISTIAN ENERO Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	CHRISTIAN D. PLARIZA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	JOYMARIE REM LETADA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

IVAN JAY HERWELA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	ELVIE JANE AMION Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	AINA ALMONIA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	RODCEAL MALINA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	ANGEL MARK M. TUBA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	ROMMIE JAY MOMO Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

MERELAND MUYAO, MAEd Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	GALILEA DELA RAMA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	RENA JANE MANGAGA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	ARIEL C. BALIO, JR. Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	CHRISTOPHER DAN CUISON Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	LILIA G. CANONO Part-Time Faculty

DAISY SALODAR Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	MIKHA Y. LASALA Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	ROLAND PAUL A. PAHAYAHAY Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	JOHN PAUL AGNI Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	DANECA ROSE PESIDAJ Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	GODY SALUTAN Part-Time Faculty This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

GALILEO B. FLORES Part-Time Faculty	LEONARDO S. RALIDA JR. MAEd Part-Time Faculty	ABERIN ALIMBON Part-Time Faculty	NOVIE JOHN PALARISAN Part-Time Faculty	CHRIS JAKE CODILLA Part-Time Faculty	JELORD ROSALITA Part-Time Faculty

Courses Offered

#	Program	Objectives
BEED	Bachelor of Elementary Education
BSED-English	Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in English
BSED-Math	Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Mathematics
BSED-Sci	Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Science
BTLED-De	Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education - Major in Home Economics
BSED-Social Studies	Bachelor of Secondary Education - Major in Social Studies
BSED-Filipino	Bachelor of Second Education major in Filipino

Objectives and Goals

Institute of Teacher Education

1.Produce goal-oriented and highly competent elementary and secondary school educators in the fields of instruction, research and extension.

2.Develop morally upright educators for the new era of learning by way of pre-service trainings in instructional and technological innovation and technology transfer.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

The DSSC Bachelor in Elementary Education (BEEd), Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd), and Bachelor in Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLEd) alumni after three to five (3-5) years will:

A. Have acquired the qualities of a globally competitive and highly motivated elementary and secondary school teachers;

B. Have developed positive attributes of a model teacher;

C. Have equipped skills relevant in the field of research, development and extension; and

D. Have acquired technological skills and competence in the integration of technology in facilitating learner-centered teaching.

Researches

#	Year	Title	Proponent	Category
1	2019	EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE STUDENTS IN SCIENCE AND NON-SCIENCE SUBJECTS: A DESCRIPTIVE AND CORRELATIONAL STUDY	Charles Johann H. Canoy, Rainel C. Dinopol, Rovie M. Aamper, Darwin G. Devibar, Joey M. Cabillo	Thesis
2	2019	HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION (HEI) TEACHERS’ PEDAGOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AND CREATIVITY IN TEACHING SCIENCE SUBJECTS	Bernice D. Abrenilla, Darel P. Limosnero, Darwin E. Lawi-an, Jovy B. Gisultura, Caryl R. Repuela	Thesis
3	2019	INVESTIGATION ON THE APPLICATION OF INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING INSTRUCTION IN BSED-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE TEACHERS AND STUDENTS IN SPAMAST-DIGOS CAMPUS	Sheryl Anne B. Mendoza, Jennifer M. Cababayao, Rodceal Malinao, Lesmy C. Caballes, Jenney S. Dayday	Thesis
4	2019	LEARNING STYLES AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF BSED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE STUDENTS	Mohammmad Habibolla I. Esmael , Jobell F. Villagonzalo, Marjorie C. Pagenter, Nikki N. Escabarte, Mariel C. Canono	Thesis
5	2019	RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-EFFICACY AND BIOLOGY ACHIEVEMENT OF BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN SPAMAST-DIGOS CAMPUS	Pathma Allysa R. Maruhom, Aime Jean T. Samonte, Akil G. Indatuan, Lanie. M. Posas, Fe E. Medilo	Thesis
6	2019	SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE, TEACHING PRACTICES AND ITS IMPACT TOWARDS STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC RATING	Jovelle D. Bandaan, Chrislyn P. Ordaneza, Jeala Mae Escoton, Darlene M. Corpuz, Kimiko Chear A. Pandac	Thesis
7	2019	STUDENT INTEREST, INSTRUCTOR EFFECTIVENESS AND STUDENT PERFORMANCE IN SCIENCE	Hannah Gae S. Alendajao, Nelly Joy G. Bulonos, Sland Mae D. Gonzaga, Jeanbie P. Manimog, Roger L. Torejano II	Thesis
8	2019	THE ENGAGEMENT AND PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS TOWARDS LEARNING SCIENCE SUBJECTS	Kyra N. Magunot, Ritchel O. Alquizar, Cheenita Shane B. Deyto, Cristine P. Limbao, Mariel N. Galvez	Thesis
9	2019	THE RELATIONSHIP OF TEST ANXIETY TO THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SPAMAST STUDENTS	Charity April C. Mancera, Cris John S. Torrenueva, Evelyn May Q. Buhian, Christine T. Compra, Rio Ordaneza	Thesis
10	2019	2017 TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION GRADUATES: A TRACER STUDY	Frenzy Joyce P. Bengil, Rocelyn M. Relatado, Jenelyn C. Paring Jeanilyn D. Bengil	Thesis
11	2019	ASSESSMENT ON EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION AMONG TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION SUBJECTS IN SPAMAST	Stephanie E. Cuyag, Raziel Love A. Endar, Angelika S. Regidor, Sheina G. Villaroza	Thesis
12	2019	CAUSES OF STRESS AND MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS	Geraldine O. Generalao, Cleramae O. Generalao, Fely Jean A. Solitrino, Procesa T. Dabbilani, Ashley P. Creer,	Thesis
13	2019	COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION (TLE) STUDENTS WITH AND WITHOUT NATIONAL CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY	Cathrine Mae C. De Vera, Josephine L. Mendoza, Jeanua Mae G. Limasa, May Ann B. Villa	Thesis
14	2019	EXTENT OF UTILIZATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AMONG TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION FACULTY	Rezly E. Florentino, Romelyn Mondejar, Herlyn C. Patonial, Noreen C. Lunas	Thesis
15	2019	LEARNING STYLES AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS	Renelyn Mae L. Beltran, Maeshellane D. Depio, Mylene L. Paladisan, Cyrell O. Elentorio, Joyce R. Alag	Thesis
16	2019	LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT TASKS UTILIZATION AMONG TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION SUBJECTS IN SPAMAST	Glaiza Nicolo. Aguilon, Rachel C. Caorte, Elseri Marie D. Llemit, Raima B. Respicio, Lovelyn Joy S. Taguno	Thesis
17	2019	RELATIONSHIP OF TRAINING NEEDS, COMPETENCY LEVEL, AND ACADEMIC, PERFORMANCE IN HANDICRAFT IN BSED TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD, EDUCATION STUDENTS IN SPAMAST	Cherry Jane W. Mateo, Krystal G. Gallarde, Rejean R. Mellejor, April Lyn S. Boon, Jesiry M. Biñan	Thesis
18	2019	TECHNICAL SKILLS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF THE BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION MAJOR, IN TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS	Ma. Felinela O. Palmero, Aira Mae S. Daligdig, Chie Ann E. Noran, Nely Jean , Alcain, Syvel R. Laniba	Thesis
19	2019	THE EFFECTIVENESS AND APPLICABILITY OF INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES OF TEACHERS HANDLING TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION SUBJECTS	Joanna Mae Catigan, Novee Mae Mamites, April Mie Pelicano, Nestie Macalua	Thesis
20	2019	THE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SKILLS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS	Gracechelle Bebs P. Coyoca, Justine J. Rizaldo, Alberth A. Siaron, Elvira V. Gaquit, Jaira C. Otacan	Thesis
21	2019	THE RELATION OF HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE AND ENTREPRENEURIAL TENDENCIES OF FOURTH YEAR BSED TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS IN SPAMAST	Ana Paula N. Lañas, Jelaiza M. Ambat, Judy S. Bautista, Jhea A. Clarion, Lanilyn T. Patac	Thesis
22	2020	MNEMONICS STRATEGY: TIME SPENT TO STUDY BEFORE THEFINAL EXAMINATION	Noran, Antonette E., Makiling, Chelie Joy E., Labor, Jonessa M.	Thesis
23	2020	ACADEMIC DRIVE AND SELF-ESTEEM OF FUTURE PRESERVICE TEACHERS	Novelee D. Adana and Shiene Puerto	Thesis
24	2020	ATTITUDE TOWARDS RESEARCH OF BSED TLE STUDENTS IN DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Clouie Potestas and Razel Jane T. Bartolaba	Thesis
25	2020	COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON THE COMMITMENT AND COMPETENCE OF EXPERIENCED AND NOVICE TEACHERS	Prences Love Daple T. Relatado And Marisol L. Bello	Thesis
26	2020	PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF BSED TLE AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE PRESERVICE TEACHERS OF DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Janiza B. Busano and Lendie A. Cluma	Thesis
26	2020	ACCEPTABILITY LEVEL OF COFFEE SEAWEED TART	Jazel E. Albofera & Mary Joy M. Blanco	Thesis
27	2020	ACCEPTABILITY OF COFFEE CUPCAKE FILLED WITH CREAM SEAWEED AS BASIS FOR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT	Jovel Rose C. Coronel & Fregelyn Joy B. Ortega	Thesis
28	2020	ASSESSMENT OF PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCE AND FIELD STUDY PERFORMANCE OF PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS IN DSSC	Diosdado M. Gimang Jr. and Allan L. Quiapo	Thesis
29	2020	ASSESSMENT OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL COMPETENCIES AMONG COLLEGE FACULTY OF SPAMAST	Maria Angelica, Raziel B. Carreon , Julsan D. Diandan Jr., Ariel C. Balio Jr.,	Thesis
30	2020	INFLUENCE OF FREE EDUCATION ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF DSSC BSED TLE STUDENTS	Michael M. Monteza AND Carmela A. Denuna	Thesis
31	2020	LEVEL OF ACCEPTABILITY OF COFFEE AND WINE CANDY BASIS FOR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT	Aiza H. Daug and Shaira Gay M. Villegas	Thesis
32	2020	LEVEL OF ACCEPTABILITY OF COFFEE AND WINE ICE CREAM WITH SEAWEED	Angelica I. Mascardo and Jhoevert F. Rendon	Thesis
33	2020	LEVEL OF ACCEPTABILITY OF COFFEE MACAROONS	Francis V. Pilapil & Jelimae S. Tapulado	Thesis
34	2020	PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION AND THEIR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE	Edrobert John N. Lestino and Irish D. Billones	Thesis
35	2020	TECHNICAL SKILLS TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS OF SENIOR STUDENTS IN TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION	Wilmer P. Lapiz and Loreza M. Masgit	Thesis
36	2021	Accommodating Students with Developmental Dyslexia: A Case Study	Ramcel Pearl B. Pacarat, Anna Marie A. Sentillas, Eljean N. Salas	Thesis
37	2021	I DO IT MY WAY: STUDENTS STUDY STRATEGIES IN PREPARING FOR EXAMINATIONS	Judy Ann C. Lelis, Jelwin L. Mamac, Alfresah M. Resola	Thesis
38	2021	LEARNING ENGLISH LANGUAGE WITH MUSIC: STUDENTS’ PRONUNCIATION IN FOCUS	Pitpit, Rhea Jane M., Delos Santos, Jesly G., Alaon, Cejay Lou	Thesis
39	2021	LEARNING LANGUAGE THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA	Nisnisan, Carla A., Otom, Rofel A., Sumabat, Hannah Jane B.	Thesis
40	2021	LEARNING STYLES: USE OF MUSIC AND SONGS IN ENHANCING LISTENING SKILLS	Ma. Claribel Astrid D. Idong, Apple Grace F. Pansacala, Stephanie Solanon	Thesis
41	2021	SECOND LANGUANGE SPEAKING PROFICIENCY OF STUDENTS IN RURAL AREA	Hannah Faye E. Macalinao ,Mary Jane G. Albaracin, Kent Josell Tansiongco,	Thesis
42	2021	SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING IN ENHANCING STUDENTS’ SPEAKING SKILLS	Mary Anne A. Gingco , Judee Anne G. Anit ,Margaret Ceniza	Thesis
43	2021	CHARACTERIZING KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN TELEVISION-BASED INSTRUCTION AMONG THIRD YEAR BTLED STUDENTS IN HOME ECONOMICS AT DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Donnamae Faith F. Paran, Geralden B. Valdez, Aljon B. Bayawan	Thesis
44	2021	FEEDBACKING OF TEACHERS: REVELATIONS OF GRADE 9 STUDENTS	Lani R. Cahansa, Cerilo S. Nabigo, Gary F. Española	Thesis
45	2021	HOME VISITATION: PERSPECTIVES OF GRADE 10 STUDENTS IN LEARNING SCIENCE	Ryan Lloyd D. Labartine, NOVIE JAMES D. LIGUE, JOZEL ANN G. MATIVO, RIVA A. SUELO	Thesis
46	2021	MOBILE TECHNOLOGY: REINFORCING STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN THE DISTANCE LEARNING MODALITY	Jessa L. Bayking, Wenna Jean V. Gallo, Marjorie G. Pacatan	Thesis
47	2021	MOTIVATION AND INTEREST IN THE USE OF RADIO-BASED INSTRUCTION OF FRESHMEN BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS OF DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Glenda Dumagpi, Daisy Mae Dianito, Rowena Aguilar	Thesis
48	2021	RADIO-BASED INSTRUCTION: PERSPECTIVES OF SECOND YEAR BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION STUDENTS AT DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Jessie Jane D. Patoy, Almera S. Ramos, Almira D. Tanggan	Thesis
49	2021	TELEVISION- BASED MULTIMEDIA INSTRUCTION: VIEWPOINTS OF FIRST YEAR BTLED STUDENTS OF DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Ramonito C. Flores, JR., Jessela Joy Z. Dauz	Thesis
50	2021	TELEVISION-BASED INSTRUCTION AND SELF-CONCEPT OF THIRD YEAR BTLED STUDENTS AT DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Razel Jane T. Bartolaba, Janice Mae C. Casonete, Rhoda Mae Sanchez, Rochelle F. Diaga	Thesis
51	2021	TELEVISION-BASED INSTRUCTION AND TRANSFER OF LEARNING IN A CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT COURSE IN DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	Davie Jane A. Rubio, Zarally B. Roda, Juvilly B. Roda	Thesis
52	2021	THE INFLUENCE OF TELEVISION-BASED EDUCATION ON PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT OF THIRD YEAR BTLED STUDENTS OF DAVAO DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE	ANN BERNADETTE F. BARRIOS, KIMBERLY C. BACARRO, MYRA MAE R.LIM, RONIE B. GAMON,	Thesis
53	2021	VIDEOS AS INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLEMENT: STAND POINT OF GRADE 10 STUDENTS	Grace Ann J. Ancajas, Brandon Ocampo, Kirlene Mae K. Ogos	Thesis
54	2021	YOUTUBE APPLICATION IN TEACHING SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS: POINTS OF VIEWS OF GRADE 10 STUDENTS	Charis L. Colipano, Rene Boy M. Remando, Imari S. Niere	Thesis