Department of Education

Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: June 8, 2008

Year and Section: III- Aquino
Observer’s Name & Signature: Flora Meode
Math Teacher

During the Flag Ceremony dated June 8, 2008, III- Aquino students were in
unison in singing the Philippine National Anthem. They inculcate in their minds the value of
singing the Philippine National Anthem properly. Not all of them were present during the flag
ceremony because some of them were late.

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: August 20, 2008

Year and Section: IV- Rizal
Observer’s Name & Signature: Elaine Bandibas
Adviser

40 out of 48 students of IV-Rizal were present during the Flag Ceremony. One of
them who was Jaquelyn Catugal led the singing of the Philippine National Anthem. The rest of
the students focused their attention during the flag ceremony.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: July 23, 2009

Year and Section: I- Balagtas
Observer’s Name & Signature: Monina Silvoza
TLE Teacher

During the Flag Ceremony dated July 23, 2009, I- Balagtas students were in
harmony in singing the Philippine National Anthem. They indoctrinate in their minds the
importance of singing the Philippine National Anthem appropriately. Not all of them were
present during the flag ceremony because some of them were not on time.

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: November 11, 2009

Year and Section: II- Mabini
Observer’s Name & Signature: Eulogio Obbus
TLE Teacher

32 out of 40 students of II- Mabini were in attendance during the Flag Ceremony.
One of them who was Roien Yvonne Meode led the singing of the Philippine National Anthem.
The rest of the students focused their concentration throughout the flag observance.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: October 12, 2010

Year and Section: III- Luna
Observer’s Name & Signature: Eufemia Tindugan
Aral Pan Teacher

During the Flag Ceremony dated July 23, 2009, III- Luna students were in
synchronization in singing the Philippine National Anthem. They indoctrinate in their minds the
significance of singing the Philippine National Anthem properly. Not all of them were at hand
during the flag ceremony for the reason that some of them were not on time.

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: December 8, 2010

Year and Section: IV- Pilar
Observer’s Name & Signature: Sylvia Obbus
Aral Pan Teacher

32 out of 40 students of IV- Pilar were in attendance for the period of the Flag
Ceremony. One of them was Clara Araneta who led the singing of the Philippine National
Anthem. The rest of the students focused their attentiveness throughout the flag observance.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: June 13, 2011

Year and Section: I- Aguinaldo
Observer’s Name & signature: Victoria Tolibas
Science Teacher

During the Flag Ceremony dated June 14, 2011, I- Aguinaldo students were in
synchronization in singing the Philippine National Anthem. They indoctrinate in their minds the
implication of singing the Philippine National Anthem properly. Not all of them were in sight
during the flag ceremony for the reason that some of them were not on time.

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: October 14, 2011

Year and Section: II- Jaena
Observer’s Name & Signature: Cresilda Escoton
Filipino Teacher

45 out of 59 students of II- Jaena were in attendance for the period of the Flag
Ceremony. One of them was Katrina Chua who led the singing of the Philippine National
Anthem. The rest of the students focused their consideration all the way through the flag
observance.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Date: October 25, 2008

Venue: IV-Pilar Room
Interviewee: Mary Jean Lampong
Interviewer: Eufemia Tindugan

While some are crazy having imported and state side items, some are also patronizing
their own products. I had the chance to talk with Mary Jean Lampong about what she likes about
Philippine products.

Eufemia: Hi, Jean.

Jean: Hi, Ma’am.
Eufemia: I would ask you if you like Philippine made products. Is it fine to have a short
conversation with you?
Jean: Of course, Ma’am. I find them interesting. In fact most of my things are Philippine
made, from my bags, clothes, food and many others.
Eufemia: Oh, then how do you find them?
Jean: Well, I find them durable and good-looking. It’s something you will carry with pride.
It’s good to keep such items because you can also help boost our economy. Even
though I’m also hoping to have imported things, I will first support Philippine made
items.
Eufemia: That’s good to hear. Keep that thing up and thank you for your time with me.
Jean: My pleasure Ma’am.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Date: December 14, 2009

Venue: III- Luna Room
Interviewee: Kathleen Shophie Lim
Interviewer: Bernadette Besande
English Teacher

While some are fanatical having imported and state side items, some are also patronizing
their own goods. I had the opportunity to converse with Kathleen Shophie Lim in relation to
what she likes about Philippine products.

Adette: Hi, Kath.

Kath: Hi, Ma’am.
Adette: I would to ask you if you like Philippine made products. Is it fine to have a short talk
with you?
Kath: Of course, Ma’am. I find them attention-grabbing. In fact most of my things are
Philippine made, from my bags, clothes, food and many others.
Adette: Really? So what can you say about them?
Kath: Well, I find them quality wise. It’s something you can be proud of. Though I’m also
wishing to have imported things, but I will first prop up Philippine made items.
Adette: That’s good to listen to. Keep it up Kath. Thank you for sharing your time with me.
Kath: You’re welcome, Ma’am
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Date: August 20, 2010

Venue: II- Jaena Room
Interviewee: Beatriz Nicolle Oppus
Interviewer: Perlita Tomon
Principal

While some are obsessive having imported and state side items, some are also patronizing
their own commodities. I had the occasion to communicate with Beatriz Nicolle Oppus in
relation to what she likes about Philippine products.

Ma’am Perly: Hi, Beatriz.

Beatriz: Hi, Ma’am.
Ma’am Perly: I would to ask you if you like Philippine made products. Is it fine to have a short
chat with you?
Beatriz: Of course, Ma’am. I find them mesmerizing. In fact most of my possessions are
Philippine made, from my bags, clothes, food and many others.
Ma’am Perly: Oh, then how do you find them?
Beatriz: Well, I find them long-lasting and gorgeous. It’s something you will carry with pride.
Its good keep such items because you can also help make improve our economy. Even
though I’m also optimistic to have imported things, I will first uphold Philippine made
stuff.
Ma’am Perly: That’s good. Maintain doing it and thank you for your time.
Beatriz: Welcome ma’am
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Date: October 13, 2011

Venue: I- Balagtas Room
Interviewee: Weena Faith Lim
Interviewer: Flora Meode

While some are obsessive having imported and state side items, some are also patronizing
their own commodities. I had the occasion to communicate with Weena Faith Lim in relation to
what she likes about Philippine products.

Flora: Hi, Weena.

Weena: Hi, Ma’am.
Flora: I would to ask you if you love to own Philippine made products. Is it fine to have a
short chat with you?
Weena: Of course, Ma’am. I find them mesmerizing. In fact most of my possessions are
Philippine made, from my bags, clothes, food and many others.
Flora: That I don’t know. Well good to hear it from you. By the way what can comment on
them?
Weena: Well, I find them long-lasting and gorgeous. It’s something you will carry with pride.
Its good keep such items because you can also help make improve our economy. Even
though I’m also optimistic to have imported things, I will first uphold Philippine made
stuffs.
Flora: That’s good idea. Hope we still have students like you who have a concept of
patronizing our own products. Thank you for having a short talk with you Weena.
Weena: Ma’am, you’re welcome.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: June 16, 2011

Year and Section: II- Jaena
Observer’s Name & Signature: BERNADETTE L. BESANDE
English Teacher

Almost all of the students were all eyes on the Philippine made products they saw. They
uttered words of appreciation. Some said that they still prefer imported goods because of the
brand but others said that Philippine made items are more durable and cheap compared to
imported ones. It’s the quality not the price that matters to Philippine made item lovers. You can
help the country augment its economy. Be nationalistic.

CLASS OBSERVATION

Date: November 24, 2010

Year and Section: III- Luna
Observer’s Name & Signature: Danilo Catarman
MAPEH Teacher

The students were amazed on the Philippine made products they saw. They voiced words
of positive reception. Some said that they still desire to own imported goods for the reason that
of the brand. But others said that Philippine made items are more heavy-duty and economical
compared to imported ones. It’s the quality not the price that matters to Philippine made item
lovers. You can help the country heighten its financial system and increase nationalism.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Year and Section: IV- Rizal Date: August 20, 2010

Observer: Desiree Tenefrancia Noted by:
Signature: Attested by:

They were all eyes on the Philippine made goods they saw. They articulated expressions
of admiration. Some said that they still wish for imported goods for the reason that of the
trademark but others said that Philippine made items are more heavy-duty and economical
compared to imported ones. It’s the excellence not the worth that matters to Philippine made
piece lovers. You can help the motherland heighten its financial system and increase autonomy.
 Department of Education
Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District of Bontoc
DIVISORIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OBSERVATION

Year and Section: I- Bonifacio Date: September 23, 2011

Observer: Cresilda Escoton Noted by:
Signature: Attested by:

They were all eyes on the Philippine made goods they saw. They articulated expressions
of admiration. Some said that they still wish for imported goods for the reason that of the
trademark but others said that Philippine made items are more heavy-duty and economical
compared to imported ones. It’s the excellence not the worth that matters to Philippine made
piece lovers. You can help the mother country heighten its market and increase sovereignty.