Jay Menes has been an Adarna House storyteller for more than five years now. He also does freelance work as a host, actor for film and television, educational consultant, and workshop facilitator. He has handled various performance workshops, including storytelling workshops for most of Adarna House’s partner NGOs such as Chevron, Museo Pambata, and Meralco Management and Leadership Development Center. He is also a member of Koine Theater Foundation, Alitaptap Storytellers, and Christian Artist Theater Society.
Alexander Borbon graduated from San Carlos Seminary in Guadalupe, Makati where he finished his philosophical and theological studies. After years of pastoral exposure in parishes in Metro Manila, he taught Christian Living at La Salle Green Hills. He has since been assigned as classroom teacher, homeroom adviser and Learning Community 3 assistant principal of the same school. He is presently the academic coordinator of Christian Living department and the chair of the grade school academic coordinators. He has given talks about student centered instructional strategies to private and public school as part of his ministry as an assessor of the Lasallian Schools Supervision Office (LASSO).
Klasrum Adarna is our informal continuing education program for teachers, parents, daycare workers, other adults who work with children, and children themselves. This program equips them with additional skills and knowledge that will make their work and learning more enjoyable and fruitful. All of our courses aim to make the classroom experience more fun, proving that there are meaningful ways to use literature as a teaching and learning aid. |
