Teatro Dayaw Proudly Presents Ang Sana: Ang Pagkamit sa mga Pangarap

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Teatro Dayaw is a non-profit community theater organization established in 2018 that aims to gather and empower the youth in North Fairview, Quezon City, and in nearby places through the Arts, specifically Theater. Teatro Dayaw has been in existence for only 1 year and already has 30 members and still counting.

In collaboration with Mary The Queen Parish Youth Ministry, May 24 (7:00 PM), May 25 and June 1, 2019 at (3:00 PM and 7:00 PM) we will be having our second production entitled “SANA: Ang Pagkamit sa mga Pangarap” a back-to-back play written by our members inspired by two stories about one’s goals and aspirations.

Ang Pag-aartista ni Jolina Magdayaw written by Kristine De Leon, talks about an aspiring actress who meets a vlogger, MAV who is looking for his lead star to filter his reality. Whilst, BUS NO. 5 written by Paola Neyra begins with five students on a fieldtrip little did they know about what lies on their path ahead.




Show dates: May 24 (Friday) 7:00 PM

May 25 (Saturday) 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM

June 1 (Saturday) 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM

Where: Assumption Hall, Mary the Queen Parish, Belfast Ave.,

Neopolitan, Fairview, Q.C.

Ticket price: 150

Student discount/PWD: 100



For Ticket Inquiries and showbuying, please contact our Marketing Head, Mhikuo Jecino

The #AdultingChallenge– Take it Up with the “Perkins Twins” in CBN Asia’s BreakTambayan!

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It’s like everybody’s talking about it, but nobody really prepared you for it.

Fret not, millennials! Brothers Jesse and Christian Perkins, famously known as the Perkins Twins, are “perkinspired” to share tips and views with you on growing up as the newest hosts of the upcoming season of #iCanBreakThrough’s BreakTambayan.

Together with Trish Chu, the twins will share their experiences on how to face this life season in BreakTambayan, an online show of insightful talks on relevant concerns Filipino millennials face.

“We talked about adulting - how you can manage money, how to deal with relationships – and some really important things that we, young adults, need to face. This is another perspective that you can get and we are hoping you would be inspired and encouraged,” Jesse shares.

Empowering others is not a new thing for the duo. Aside from a budding career in the entertainment industry, they tour schools nationwide to inspire the youth on good values through their partnership with various government agencies, and their Kaibigan movie tour.

The brothers see the show as an opportunity to answer millennials’ questions and help people find a way to live life that is God-glorifying and beneficial – all in a light and fun way. When asked what sets BreakTambayan apart from their other projects, the show’s purpose stood out among the rest.

“It’s really amazing in BreakTambayan kasi (because) that platform is specifically designed to talk about the things my brother and I want to talk about. We’re able to speak more boldly about the things we believe in,” Jesse added.

The twins pondered that the show opens their hearts more on issues that matter and welcome you to join them as they showcase their humor and wits on adulting.

#ICanBreakThrough (ICBT) is an online campaign initiated by CBN Asia, producer of the shows The 700 Club Asia, Superbook, and Tanikala, aspiring to reach out to Filipino millennials who may be struggling, hurting, or seeking a community where they can belong to.

Visit https://icanbreakthrough.com and catch the PerkinsTwins as they join the "real talk" for the young grown-ups with host Trish Chu in BreakTambayan.

DOST-SEI Hosts Science, Math International Conference

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To strengthen the country’s science and math programs, the Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) brings together educators and policy makers in the Philippines and the Asian region in the 1stDOST-SEI Project STAR International Conference.

The event, which will be held on August 7-9, 2019 at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City, will feature esteemed educators Dr. Frederick Leung of the University of Hong Kong and Dr. Chun-yen Chang of the National Taiwan Normal University as guest speakers. The conference is free but interested participants are required to pre-register with DOST-SEI.

Participants will discuss and share ideas on the current global state of science and mathematics education, exploring this year’s theme, “Perspectives in Science and Mathematics Education: Building Connections, Sustaining Innovations and Sharing Pedagogies”.

DOST-SEI Director, Dr. Josette Biyo, is optimistic that the conference will encourage more teachers to create and embrace innovative approaches in science and mathematics teaching. “We can only be confident that we’re producing the scientists and engineers our country needs if we’re helping our teachers develop their skills,” Dr. Biyo said.

DOST-SEI, the country’s primary S&T human resources development agency, is more popularly known for its science scholarship programs but it also invests on youth science promotion, education innovations, and science and math teacher training and merit programs such as the Science Teacher Academy for the Regions or Project STAR.

The conference is aligned with Project STAR’s goal of capacitating and empowering the Filipino teacher by exposing them to new perspectives, technologies, and innovations. It will also serve as venue for a paper presentation on the following themes: instructional materials; teaching innovations; assessment; and action research. DOST-SEI is inviting all interested individuals to submit their extended abstract until May 17, 2019.

Guidelines for submission of extended abstract, conference brochure, and tentative program are posted on www.sei.dost.gov.ph.