Igniting the fire :DLA Molino Student Orientation
8/30/2011
"If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow." -- John Dewey
Igniting the fire for a new beginning -- moving to the classroom of the future starts this year as Divine Light Academy - Molino open its door for Genyo e-Learning, the newest Educational resource that will surely give the students a different learning experience.
Last July 11-18 2011, DLA Molino Grade School and High School students embarked on a new chapter in their Educational life as Diwa Learning Systems Inc's Learning Integration Specialists Hazel Rose Munic (GS) and Kristine Gonzales (HS) introduced to them their newest Educational buddy.
Loud cheering, laughter, and total excitement was very evident as the students grasp the concepts presented to them. Eager young minds started to ask their never ending questions as their respective LIS showed them the Genyo website and its different features.
The orientation focused on how they can access Genyo, how they can view the assignments and lessons given to them, the different educational games and activities that they can access, and most importantly, the benefits that they could get from the system.
With the adoption of a truly innovative learning material, DLA Molino is definitely on its way to the classroom of the future.
8/30/2011
"If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow." -- John Dewey
Igniting the fire for a new beginning -- moving to the classroom of the future starts this year as Divine Light Academy - Molino open its door for Genyo e-Learning, the newest Educational resource that will surely give the students a different learning experience.
Last July 11-18 2011, DLA Molino Grade School and High School students embarked on a new chapter in their Educational life as Diwa Learning Systems Inc's Learning Integration Specialists Hazel Rose Munic (GS) and Kristine Gonzales (HS) introduced to them their newest Educational buddy.
Loud cheering, laughter, and total excitement was very evident as the students grasp the concepts presented to them. Eager young minds started to ask their never ending questions as their respective LIS showed them the Genyo website and its different features.
The orientation focused on how they can access Genyo, how they can view the assignments and lessons given to them, the different educational games and activities that they can access, and most importantly, the benefits that they could get from the system.
With the adoption of a truly innovative learning material, DLA Molino is definitely on its way to the classroom of the future.