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Nominations for inspiring role models open in ‘The Many Faces of the Teacher’

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The teacher portrays different roles to students—as parent, disciplinarian, sibling, friend, or an idol. These are the faces from whom inspiration can be drawn by the youth and help shape the character of students willing to learn.

Teachers, who have made a significant difference in the lives of students, deserve to be recognized. Bato Balani Foundation Inc. (BFFI), with the support of Diwa Learning Systems Inc. (Diwa) searches the nation afresh for exceptional teachers who have made outstanding contributions in their profession with “The Many Faces of the Teacher” program.

For 17 years, the program has celebrated educators who have molded the character and built the capabilities of future leaders. This 2019, “The Many Faces of the Teacher” continues its search to give Filipino teachers a bigger voice to be heard.

The search is open to educators of all ages who are actively teaching in private or public, elementary or secondary schools, colleges, and universities. The nominee must demonstrate exceptional performance in teaching; has employed creativity, innovation, and resourcefulness in teaching; and importantly, lives out his esteemed values in teaching, family, and personal life.

Nominees should also have a deep sense of nationalism and are committed to teaching for the benefit of the country and its people. He or she must be respected in the school and community, and is a role model for students, colleagues, and family. He or she must also be an active member of the community and be engaged in socio-civic activities.

The organizers evaluate the nominees based on their integrity and morality; relationship with students, colleagues, community members, and family; commitment and dedication to the teaching vocation; the strength of values/principles applied in teaching and personal life; and involvement in school and community activities.

Nominations from partner organizations, school associations, religious organizations, the Department of Education, as well as school heads, students, and teachers are accepted.

To nominate a candidate, download the form and the search mechanics at www.batobalanifoundation.org.ph and send to bbfi@diwamail.com, batobalanifoundation@gmail.comor at BBFI office, 6/F PDCP Bank Center, V.A. Rufino cor. Leviste Streets, Salcedo Village, 1227 Makati City.

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