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| + | '''PROMINENCE:''' Education | ||
| − | + | '''BIRTH PLACE:''' Kalibo, Aklan | |
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| − | ===SOCIAL=== | + | '''PRESENT ADDRESS:''' 1027 Mercedes Village New Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan |
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| + | '''AGE:''' 74 | ||
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| + | ==BIOGRAPHY== | ||
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| + | '''Mrs. Corazon Gomez Beluso''' was born on '''June 4, 1948''' in Kalibo, Aklan. Her parents were the late '''Teodorico Legada Gomez''' and '''Adela Deala Gomez'''. She is the second child and eldest daughter of the six siblings. Miss Corazon Gomez studied at Kalibo Elementary School, then Aklan Academy for high school. She was the recipient of first honor in her first and second year, second honor in her third year, and first honorable mention upon graduation in High School on March, 1964. She studied at the Philippine Normal College (now, Philippine Normal University) for her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (BSEED) on April 1968. She graduated with her Master of Arts in Education, as Magna Cum Laude at Aklan College on April 1986. She is married to Victor B. Beluso of Pres. Roxas, Capiz, a retired Sheriff, Branch 8 of the Regional Trial Court, Kalibo, Aklan. They have five children. The eldest is Rev. Fr. Mark Randy G. Beluso, a Diocese of Kalibo priest and graduate of the University of Sto. Tomas, Magna Cum Laude. The second child is Melvin G. Beluso, a Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation graduate now based in United Kingdom working Dubai Ports in London/ The third child is Lourdes Mae G. Beluso, a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The fourth child is Dr. Michael Vic G. Beluso, an Internal Medicine Diplomate, Adult Cardiologist trainee in the Philippine General Hospital. The fifth child is Adelrose Stella G. Beluso, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate, now working in Dr. Rafael S. Tumbokon Memorial Hospital. | ||
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| + | ==SIGNIFICANCE== | ||
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| + | *As a Social Studies Teacher. She taught Social Studies as a platform to awaken interest, instill and develop values and applied instructional and cultural lessons to deepen their knowledge and gain interest in the love of the country, its history, its culture, values and to gain pride of the Filipino culture, values and arts.<br/> She also trained students to join in several quiz bee contests in Philippine History and Culture and have won awards as champion and prize winners from the school, district, division, regional and up to the national level. The love of history and Culture have been inculcated to her students. Thus, they developed their sense of pride as a Filipino while learning Social Studies and history lessons. Presently, she is gaining the respect and love of her former students while meeting them in the church, banks, business establishments, markets, school and social gatherings. To mention some of the cream of the top awardees under her legacy, Chris Bryan Sembrana won First Runner Up in the National Quiz Bee in history. Other contestant awardees also received several awards in the division and regional contests. | ||
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| + | *As President, Kalibo I Teacher’s League from 1991-1996. She propelled to represent the teacher’s group of the Municipality of Kalibo School Board and successfully worked for the release of teacher’s honorarium for instructional materials for three years. Her efforts and accomplishments were truly appreciated by the teachers’ community as a strong teacher leader. Thus, it strongly engraved Mrs. Belus’s legacy as a Teacher Leader. This is beside her efforts as a community worker during town fiesta, parades, Green Revolution Leader, Election Poll Chairman and other community projects where teachers were involved. She led in hosting DepEd Teacher’s Night successfully during her service. These efforts of Mrs. Beluso awaken the significant strength and power of the Teachers’ Group. | ||
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| + | *As a Social Studies District Coordinator. She served as its leader and was chosen as the Division of Aklan's District Social Studies Coordinators' President. She contributed to a greater understanding and interest in the seventeen municipalities that make up the province of Aklan's history, culture, arts, and notable events. In order to compile and produce "Aklan Heritage," they engaged in local historical study and information gathering. She was in charge of providing Division of Kalibo I Teachers with Social Studies New, Information, and Updates, and she developed into the knowledge hub of Social Studies Teachers in the stated district. | ||
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| + | *Education Program Supervisor in Social Studies in 2013. This position gave her the opportunity to assist Social Science and History Teachers of both in the elementary and secondary levels. She organized training and seminars for the AP teachers with the help of Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan teacher coordinators. She supervised Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan teachers in actual teaching and developed them to be more competent and identified demonstration teachers, trainers of the Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan teachers become part of the Search of Aklan Ten Outstanding Mentors. Mrs. Beluso’s work became a platform to: | ||
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# supervised classes in Social Studies to motivate and enhance teachers in making Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan as a venue of content learning and appreciating Philippine History, great Filipino people and heroes, as well as the essence and magic of the Filipino Culture, Arts and evolved in many changes of our history and impacted thru learning experiences in the student’s lives. She conducted in-service training and seminars to teachers, motivating teachers to teach with purpose and propelled to increase the mean percentage score in all grade levels both elementary and secondary during the division, regional and National Achievement Test; | # supervised classes in Social Studies to motivate and enhance teachers in making Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan as a venue of content learning and appreciating Philippine History, great Filipino people and heroes, as well as the essence and magic of the Filipino Culture, Arts and evolved in many changes of our history and impacted thru learning experiences in the student’s lives. She conducted in-service training and seminars to teachers, motivating teachers to teach with purpose and propelled to increase the mean percentage score in all grade levels both elementary and secondary during the division, regional and National Achievement Test; | ||
# participating in the rigid participation for the contest like Quiz Bee in Philippine History and Culture for elementary level and Rizal Quiz Bee for the Secondary. The Division of Aklan had produced division winners and regional champions and a First Runner Up in the National Quiz Bee - Philippine History and Culture; and | # participating in the rigid participation for the contest like Quiz Bee in Philippine History and Culture for elementary level and Rizal Quiz Bee for the Secondary. The Division of Aklan had produced division winners and regional champions and a First Runner Up in the National Quiz Bee - Philippine History and Culture; and | ||
| − | # was able to produce 2 student leaders to be recipient of the Vice President Noli de Castro Leadership Award, Charmaigne Yerro and Lynne Bautista, and an Academic Excellence Awardee, Allan Chester Nadate under her guidance in the Teacher- Advisers of the Student Government, both in the secondary and elementary. | + | # was able to produce 2 student leaders to be recipient of the Vice President Noli de Castro Leadership Award, Charmaigne Yerro and Lynne Bautista, and an Academic Excellence Awardee, Allan Chester Nadate under her guidance in the Teacher- Advisers of the Student Government, both in the secondary and elementary. |
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Mrs. Beluso served as president of the Aklan Public School Teachers Association from 2000 to 2003. She was able to formally join the Aklan-Provincial School Board Provincial Government through this post. She volunteered and urged the Board to appoint more teachers for the Aklan division, who would be paid by the provincial government, assisting some schools in resolving their teacher shortage issue. Additionally, she was given a place on the bids and awards committee as well as the divisional promotional board. | Mrs. Beluso served as president of the Aklan Public School Teachers Association from 2000 to 2003. She was able to formally join the Aklan-Provincial School Board Provincial Government through this post. She volunteered and urged the Board to appoint more teachers for the Aklan division, who would be paid by the provincial government, assisting some schools in resolving their teacher shortage issue. Additionally, she was given a place on the bids and awards committee as well as the divisional promotional board. | ||
| − | Mrs. Beluso established the Kalibo Teachers Multipurpose Cooperative in 2003 to address the issue of teachers' access to loans with lower interest rates and to improve their quality of life. She also leads the cooperative in providing support to all members in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, in her capacity as Chairperson of the Kalibo Teachers' MPC. Additionally, the cooperative received a very satisfactory rating from the Regional Cooperative Development Authority during its evaluation. | + | Mrs. Beluso established the Kalibo Teachers Multipurpose Cooperative in 2003 to address the issue of teachers' access to loans with lower interest rates and to improve their quality of life. She also leads the cooperative in providing support to all members in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, in her capacity as Chairperson of the Kalibo Teachers' MPC. Additionally, the cooperative received a very satisfactory rating from the Regional Cooperative Development Authority during its evaluation. |
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===SPIRITUAL=== | ===SPIRITUAL=== | ||
Mrs. Beluso has been a member of the Catholic Women's League since 1986 and has been working as the supervisor of an education program since that time. She began as the unit secretary, advanced to board director of the Saint John Cathedral Parish CWL Unit, and was chosen to serve as president of the Kalibo Diocese from 2004 to 2008. The CWL Diocesan of Kalibo received a national honor for environmental concerns in 2006. On May 25, 2019, Mrs. Beluso was also given a CWL National Award in appreciation of being the mother of a priest. | Mrs. Beluso has been a member of the Catholic Women's League since 1986 and has been working as the supervisor of an education program since that time. She began as the unit secretary, advanced to board director of the Saint John Cathedral Parish CWL Unit, and was chosen to serve as president of the Kalibo Diocese from 2004 to 2008. The CWL Diocesan of Kalibo received a national honor for environmental concerns in 2006. On May 25, 2019, Mrs. Beluso was also given a CWL National Award in appreciation of being the mother of a priest. | ||
Though she had retired from the service for a long time, Mrs. Beluso is still engaged in different commendable activities like being the judge of the Search for the Aklan Ten Outstanding Mentors from 2014 to present; Sto Nino Ati-atihan Festival Celebration, Sinaot sa Kalye dance presentation (teachers and Students Categories) as well as invited as guest speakers of different activities of Teachers, CWL and other Associations. | Though she had retired from the service for a long time, Mrs. Beluso is still engaged in different commendable activities like being the judge of the Search for the Aklan Ten Outstanding Mentors from 2014 to present; Sto Nino Ati-atihan Festival Celebration, Sinaot sa Kalye dance presentation (teachers and Students Categories) as well as invited as guest speakers of different activities of Teachers, CWL and other Associations. | ||
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| − | '''KEY INFORMANT/S:''' | + | {| |
| − | '''REFERENCE/S AND OTHER RESOURCES:''' | + | |'''KEY INFORMANT/S:''' |
| − | '''NAME OF PROFILER/MAPPER:''' | + | | Mrs. Corazon G. Beluso |
| − | '''DATE PROFILED:''' | + | |- |
| − | '''CONTENT VALIDATORS:''' | + | |'''REFERENCE/S AND OTHER RESOURCES:''' |
| − | '''LANGUAGE EDITOR:''' | + | |Personal Account Narrative 2/2/2023 |
| − | LAYOUT ARTIST: | + | |- |
| + | |'''NAME OF PROFILER/MAPPER:''' | ||
| + | |Maricel T. Salazar, MT II, KPES | ||
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| + | |'''DATE PROFILED:''' | ||
| + | |February 2, 2023 | ||
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| + | |'''CONTENT VALIDATORS:''' | ||
| + | |Dennis E. Bontogon, MT III, KPES | ||
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| + | |Josephine P. Vicente, TIII, RSHS-VI | ||
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| + | |'''LANGUAGE EDITOR:''' | ||
| + | |Fatima Grace R. Jaleco, TIII, LNHS | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |'''LAYOUT ARTIST:''' | ||
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| + | |- | ||
| + | |'''WIKI EDITOR:''' | ||
| + | |Maryann O. Jornaadal | ||
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| + | |} | ||
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'''ATTACHMENTS:''' | '''ATTACHMENTS:''' | ||
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| + | '''List of works and achievements''' | ||
| + | [[File:Img-beluso-depeaklan1.png|500px|thumb|left|alt text|]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:44, 4 November 2023
Category: Significant Personality
District of Kalibo I
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
DATE OF BIRTH: June 4, 1948
PROMINENCE: Education
BIRTH PLACE: Kalibo, Aklan
PRESENT ADDRESS: 1027 Mercedes Village New Buswang, Kalibo, Aklan
AGE: 74
BIOGRAPHY
Mrs. Corazon Gomez Beluso was born on June 4, 1948 in Kalibo, Aklan. Her parents were the late Teodorico Legada Gomez and Adela Deala Gomez. She is the second child and eldest daughter of the six siblings. Miss Corazon Gomez studied at Kalibo Elementary School, then Aklan Academy for high school. She was the recipient of first honor in her first and second year, second honor in her third year, and first honorable mention upon graduation in High School on March, 1964. She studied at the Philippine Normal College (now, Philippine Normal University) for her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (BSEED) on April 1968. She graduated with her Master of Arts in Education, as Magna Cum Laude at Aklan College on April 1986. She is married to Victor B. Beluso of Pres. Roxas, Capiz, a retired Sheriff, Branch 8 of the Regional Trial Court, Kalibo, Aklan. They have five children. The eldest is Rev. Fr. Mark Randy G. Beluso, a Diocese of Kalibo priest and graduate of the University of Sto. Tomas, Magna Cum Laude. The second child is Melvin G. Beluso, a Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation graduate now based in United Kingdom working Dubai Ports in London/ The third child is Lourdes Mae G. Beluso, a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The fourth child is Dr. Michael Vic G. Beluso, an Internal Medicine Diplomate, Adult Cardiologist trainee in the Philippine General Hospital. The fifth child is Adelrose Stella G. Beluso, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate, now working in Dr. Rafael S. Tumbokon Memorial Hospital.
SIGNIFICANCE
SOCIAL
- As a Social Studies Teacher. She taught Social Studies as a platform to awaken interest, instill and develop values and applied instructional and cultural lessons to deepen their knowledge and gain interest in the love of the country, its history, its culture, values and to gain pride of the Filipino culture, values and arts.
She also trained students to join in several quiz bee contests in Philippine History and Culture and have won awards as champion and prize winners from the school, district, division, regional and up to the national level. The love of history and Culture have been inculcated to her students. Thus, they developed their sense of pride as a Filipino while learning Social Studies and history lessons. Presently, she is gaining the respect and love of her former students while meeting them in the church, banks, business establishments, markets, school and social gatherings. To mention some of the cream of the top awardees under her legacy, Chris Bryan Sembrana won First Runner Up in the National Quiz Bee in history. Other contestant awardees also received several awards in the division and regional contests.
- As President, Kalibo I Teacher’s League from 1991-1996. She propelled to represent the teacher’s group of the Municipality of Kalibo School Board and successfully worked for the release of teacher’s honorarium for instructional materials for three years. Her efforts and accomplishments were truly appreciated by the teachers’ community as a strong teacher leader. Thus, it strongly engraved Mrs. Belus’s legacy as a Teacher Leader. This is beside her efforts as a community worker during town fiesta, parades, Green Revolution Leader, Election Poll Chairman and other community projects where teachers were involved. She led in hosting DepEd Teacher’s Night successfully during her service. These efforts of Mrs. Beluso awaken the significant strength and power of the Teachers’ Group.
- As a Social Studies District Coordinator. She served as its leader and was chosen as the Division of Aklan's District Social Studies Coordinators' President. She contributed to a greater understanding and interest in the seventeen municipalities that make up the province of Aklan's history, culture, arts, and notable events. In order to compile and produce "Aklan Heritage," they engaged in local historical study and information gathering. She was in charge of providing Division of Kalibo I Teachers with Social Studies New, Information, and Updates, and she developed into the knowledge hub of Social Studies Teachers in the stated district.
- Education Program Supervisor in Social Studies in 2013. This position gave her the opportunity to assist Social Science and History Teachers of both in the elementary and secondary levels. She organized training and seminars for the AP teachers with the help of Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan teacher coordinators. She supervised Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan teachers in actual teaching and developed them to be more competent and identified demonstration teachers, trainers of the Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan teachers become part of the Search of Aklan Ten Outstanding Mentors. Mrs. Beluso’s work became a platform to:
- supervised classes in Social Studies to motivate and enhance teachers in making Social Studies/Araling Panlipunan as a venue of content learning and appreciating Philippine History, great Filipino people and heroes, as well as the essence and magic of the Filipino Culture, Arts and evolved in many changes of our history and impacted thru learning experiences in the student’s lives. She conducted in-service training and seminars to teachers, motivating teachers to teach with purpose and propelled to increase the mean percentage score in all grade levels both elementary and secondary during the division, regional and National Achievement Test;
- participating in the rigid participation for the contest like Quiz Bee in Philippine History and Culture for elementary level and Rizal Quiz Bee for the Secondary. The Division of Aklan had produced division winners and regional champions and a First Runner Up in the National Quiz Bee - Philippine History and Culture; and
- was able to produce 2 student leaders to be recipient of the Vice President Noli de Castro Leadership Award, Charmaigne Yerro and Lynne Bautista, and an Academic Excellence Awardee, Allan Chester Nadate under her guidance in the Teacher- Advisers of the Student Government, both in the secondary and elementary.
Mrs. Beluso served as president of the Aklan Public School Teachers Association from 2000 to 2003. She was able to formally join the Aklan-Provincial School Board Provincial Government through this post. She volunteered and urged the Board to appoint more teachers for the Aklan division, who would be paid by the provincial government, assisting some schools in resolving their teacher shortage issue. Additionally, she was given a place on the bids and awards committee as well as the divisional promotional board. Mrs. Beluso established the Kalibo Teachers Multipurpose Cooperative in 2003 to address the issue of teachers' access to loans with lower interest rates and to improve their quality of life. She also leads the cooperative in providing support to all members in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, in her capacity as Chairperson of the Kalibo Teachers' MPC. Additionally, the cooperative received a very satisfactory rating from the Regional Cooperative Development Authority during its evaluation.
SPIRITUAL
Mrs. Beluso has been a member of the Catholic Women's League since 1986 and has been working as the supervisor of an education program since that time. She began as the unit secretary, advanced to board director of the Saint John Cathedral Parish CWL Unit, and was chosen to serve as president of the Kalibo Diocese from 2004 to 2008. The CWL Diocesan of Kalibo received a national honor for environmental concerns in 2006. On May 25, 2019, Mrs. Beluso was also given a CWL National Award in appreciation of being the mother of a priest. Though she had retired from the service for a long time, Mrs. Beluso is still engaged in different commendable activities like being the judge of the Search for the Aklan Ten Outstanding Mentors from 2014 to present; Sto Nino Ati-atihan Festival Celebration, Sinaot sa Kalye dance presentation (teachers and Students Categories) as well as invited as guest speakers of different activities of Teachers, CWL and other Associations.
REFERENCES
| KEY INFORMANT/S: | Mrs. Corazon G. Beluso | |
| REFERENCE/S AND OTHER RESOURCES: | Personal Account Narrative 2/2/2023 | |
| NAME OF PROFILER/MAPPER: | Maricel T. Salazar, MT II, KPES | |
| DATE PROFILED: | February 2, 2023 | |
| CONTENT VALIDATORS: | Dennis E. Bontogon, MT III, KPES | |
| Josephine P. Vicente, TIII, RSHS-VI | ||
| LANGUAGE EDITOR: | Fatima Grace R. Jaleco, TIII, LNHS | |
| LAYOUT ARTIST: | ||
| WIKI EDITOR: | Maryann O. Jornaadal |
ATTACHMENTS:
List of works and achievements
