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C.  TEACHERS – The teacher’s role in iPAUL is as important as it is in a traditional classroom environment. One of the
           significant  roles  of  the  teacher  is  to  be  available  regularly  to  provide  guidelines  to  students  about  the  learning
           packet/module/material and to clarify whenever misconceptions arise. The focus of Paulinian teachers shifts from passing
           along information to students to helping them become inquisitive learners, critical thinkers, and creators of ideas.
              1.  Plan  l e ssons that are  relevant and appropriate to the present learning environment.
              2.  Prepare  appropriate  handouts  and  materials,  and  make  them  available  to students  in a timely manner.
              3.  Look out  for  students  who  have connectivity  problems,  or  are constrained to  use learning packets/modules
                  instead of going online.
              4.  Be responsive to the queries and concerns  of students  and parents.
              5.  Class Advisers/Mentors have  a  special responsibility to exemplify personal care for students.

       D.   SPC Sisters. With iPAUL, Paulinian formation evolves into spiritual sessions through Paulinians Connect, formation
           activities developed for students, parents and employees to continuously nourish their faith and spirituality, distantly
           connect to one another, and reach community members in need. These activities revolve around serving, caring and
           shepherding from a distance. The Sisters will continue to be spiritual guides and mentors whom students, parents and
           employees could learn on and be on call for conversations or dialogue.

       E.    ALUMNI. SPSB acknowledges the unwavering support and commitment of its Alumni. As the school adapts the iPAUL
           program, our Alumni will remain steadfast in working collaboratively with the school’s stakeholders in the fulfilment of its
           vision and mission. Aside from being ambassadors of the school, they will continue to be our partners in enriching various
           teaching and learning experiences, such as activities that will be beneficial to our students, especially in Paulinian values
           and character formation, career guidance and mentorship.

       V.     PROCESSES
       ENROLMENT PROCEDURES

       For Old/Returning Students:

        1.  Access our online enrolment portal at https://eap.ceap.org.ph/stpaulschoolbuug.
        2.  Submit a copy of your Certificate of Enrollment at stpaulschoolbuug@gmail.com., and wait for the confirmation of your
           assessment.
        3.  Once confirmed, you may now pay/settle your account (either at the Finance Office or thru bank payment).
           Please contact our Finance Staff in this CP number: 0926-874-3431.

       For New Students/Transferees:
        1.  Visit our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/sistersofstpaulbuug/ and/or Paulinian Student Council – SPSBuug.
        2.  Access our online enrolment portal at https://eap.ceap.org.ph/stpaulschoolbuug.
        3.  Submit an e-copy of the needed credentials and email them at stpaulschoolbuug@gmail.com.,
        4.  Submit a copy of your Certificate of Enrollment at   stpaulschoolbuug@gmail.com. and wait for the confirmation of your
          assessment.
        5. Once confirmed, you may now pay/settle your account (either at the Finance Office or thru bank payment).
          Please contact our Finance Staff in this CP number: 0926-874-3431.
       SPSB iPAUL  (inclusive Paulinian Adaptive Unimpeded Learning) June 2020-
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