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Traditional Knowledge and Skills at Sentrong Paaralan ng mga Agta

Traditional Knowledge and Skills at Sentrong Paaralan ng mga Agta. Presented by: Jenne de Beer, Department of Education, October 21, 2014. Traditional Knowledge & Skills at SPA. Highlights of recent learning activities: in and around

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Traditional Knowledge and Skills at Sentrong Paaralan ng mga Agta

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  1. Traditional Knowledge and Skills at SentrongPaaralanngmgaAgta Presented by: Jenne de Beer, Department of Education, October 21, 2014

  2. Traditional Knowledge & Skills at SPA Highlights of recent learning activities: in and around or out of the school!

  3. The ‘start’ ‘Culture in Education’ working group during 2012 Tebewen Festival.

  4. Encouragement DEpEd IP Education Office coordinator Butch Rufino ready to give positive feed-back to culture-in-education presentation during Tebewen.

  5. Last September Students, teachers and elders, warming up for a 3-day traditional knowledge sharing marathon.

  6. Traditional Foodsfrom the forest, gardens, rivers and sea

  7. Collecting forest fruits Canariumodontophyllum)

  8. Working on presentations .

  9. Hunting party going out .

  10. There are so many different foods to be found in the Agta ancestral domain!

  11. And…it is good for your body too! !

  12. No honey, no money! On the look out for honey in the forest

  13. Display of delicacies Traditional food items, collected and (with some assistance from the elders) prepared by the students.

  14. Jury of food contest at work But hard to select a winner!

  15. Masarap! Turn of the students to taste each others dishes.

  16. Some Other Stuff

  17. Elders teaching Song & Music

  18. To a captivated audience Di ba?

  19. Construction with forest materials How to build a cute little ‘Binatak’ house in a very short time.

  20. After one hour Great progress already!

  21. After two hours And almost done

  22. Field dressing a pig Careful to take notes, as details do matter here!

  23. Lengguadi (‘to send a message’) Practicing sign language with the use of twigs, leafs and stones. Lengguadi enables communication of essentials, while traveling up in the Sierra Madre mountains – and, one is never ‘out of reach’!

  24. Pannupoy! Celebration of culture at night

  25. Last words of wisdom Appealing the youth to not abandon ‘bonto’, the beautiful Agta custom of sharing!

  26. Salamat! An TCD/SPA Production Infanta/General Nakar, Quezon Photographs: Marvin Astoveza, Jenne de Beer & Rex de la Pena

  27. And….Proud to Be…Agta!

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