NBSC-ITE’S SUL2IP-BECED TURNS OVER Q3 TEACHING GUIDE AND BIG BOOKS TO PARTNER CDCS
The Sustainable Learning and Linkage to Isolated Places (SUL2IP) Extension Program-Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (BECEd) of Northern Bukidnon State College’s Institute for Teacher Education (NBSC-ITE) formally turned over its 3rd Quarter Teaching Guide and Big Books to its partner Child Development Centers (CDCs) in Santiago, Guilang‑guilang, and Maluko on August 12, 2026.
The 3rd Quarter Teaching Guide was co-developed by the SUL2IP proponents and CDC teachers, while the Big Books were created by BECEd pre-service teachers to provide contextualized and engaging learning resources for young children.
The activity was led by Project Leader Noraisah U. Radaza, MA, together with project proponents Dave G. Laga, MA; Jovenel B. Dadulla, MA; Dulce Amor S. Loquias, Ph.D; Anna Marie D. Genita, Ph.D; and Rolyn Z. Baquial, MA, with the presence and support of Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Focal Person Catherine U. Palomar of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office (MSWDO) during the turnover.
The SUL2IP team expresses its sincere appreciation to College President Christie Jean Villanueva-Ganiera, Ed.D., CESE; Vice President for Academic Affairs Jovelyn G. Delosa, Ph.D; Vice President for Administration and Finance John Kevin A. Artuz, MS; and Community Extension Services Division (CESD) Director Alven L. Gomez, MSEST for their continued support of the College’s extension initiatives. The team also extends its heartfelt thanks to Maria Cecilia C. Sajonia, MSWDO Head, for her valuable support and continued partnership in advancing the program’s community-based initiatives.
Through SUL2IP, NBSC continues to strengthen partnerships with communities and contribute contextualized, relevant, and quality learning resources that support young children’s learning and development.
