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Sunday, January 14, 2018
CMO 104 series of 2017 Revised Guidelines for Student Internship Program in the Philippines (SIPP) for all Programs
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) released a new memo CMO 104 series of 2017
entitled Revised Guidelines for Student Internship Program in the Philippines (SIPP) for all Programs last 28 December 2017. The new CMO 104 repealed and revoked CMO 23 series of 2009 Guidelines for Student Internship Program in the Philippines (SIPP) for all Programs with Practicum Subject.
Revised Guidelines for Student Internship Program in the Philippines (SIPP) for all Programs - Ched Memoran... by TinoRepaso on Scribd
Tuesday, December 26, 2017
What is conditional pass?
updated (Nov 18, 2018)
original post - 12/26/17, 2:24 PM
Image of a score for a conditional pass. |
What is something unique and different that happened for BLEPP 2018?
There was a typhoon that postponed the 2nd day of the licensure exam for test takers of Baguio City which was rescheduled on 13 November 2018. The result of BLEPP 2018 for all the examinees except Baguio was released on 9 November 2018. The result produced 6 conditional passes for each 6 schools:
1) Bulacan State University (for BCAT) Malolos
2) New Era University
3) Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela
4) Rizal Technological University
5) University of San Carlos
6) University of Sto. Tomas
After resuming the Nov 13 BLEPP for Baguio City, the result was out after 3 working days (16 Nov 2018) with its own list of top 10, passing rate, etc.
Below is an excerpt from our Madalas na Tanong (Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ). Definitely it is natural to think and consider yourself you might be conditional with your status in the recently concluded BLEPP. Perhaps as a way of rationalization or denial, not being able to accept that you failed after all the hardship, effort, financial expenses, emotional investment made to hurdle the licensure exam.
Often we receive query about conditional pass. Here is our way of answering what is conditional pass. If you have other idea or explanation please feel free to post it in the comment section or email us at tinorepaso@gmail.com.
6) What is conditional pass?
In Section 18 of RA 11029 "An examine who obtains a weighted general average of seventy-five percent (75%) or higher but obtains a rating below sixty percent (60%) in any given subject may retake such subjects within the next two (2) years, and upon obtaining a rating of at least seventy-five percent (75%) in each such subject, shall then be deemed to have passed the licensure examination."
A case scenario would be an examinee who scored high on all three subjects but got 58% or 59% in one subject often Psychological Assessment, even if the examinee is high on the three subjects (say 85-90% in all 3 subjects) thus earning a passing mark but failed or low in one of the subjects then the examinee's case will be conditional. So s/he can retake again (and should pass) only the subject s/he failed.
Examples of Conditional
A) Example No. 1
59 - Psych Assessment - Conditional and can retake only this subject
85 - TOP
86 - Industrial Psych
86 - Abnormal Psych
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75% GWA
B) Example No. 2
76 - Psych Assessment
59 - Abnormal Psych - Conditional and can retake only this subject
82 - Industrial Psych
83 - TOP
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75.20% GWA
The word "Conditional" would appear at the bottom/remarks of the GWA that you get from the exam.
This score may not have 75% passing rate in 2 subjects (72 and 73) but definitely above 60% and was able to get 75.60% since the scores in Abnormal Psych and Industrial Psych are both high, pulling those scores below 75%.
Another way to check/verify also if you get a conditional status is by way of checking your school performance - there's a column for conditional (COND). If your school does not have the number or zero (0) appears on the column then your score is not conditional. So even if you pass 2 or 3 subjects but your General Average is below 75% and got the remarked Failed - they you have to retake the licensure exam.
Saturday, December 16, 2017
Partial List of Mental Health Services in Metro Manila
This list was shared at Filipino Psychometrician group from a post asking for psych clinic. We are putting here it so that it can be easily accessible and searchable even to those who are not on Facebook.
We hope to see these kind of lists not only in Manila but also those from major Philippine cities. So comment below if you know of other mental health centers, facilities and services outside Manila.
Please let us know changes and update to improve this information.
Source link - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1t9cCNOtSuIpo84OECOUPSUwjVKqdsD8aBhdnSrfVs1c/edit#gid=0
Partial List of Mental Health Services in Metro Manila by TinoRepaso on Scribd
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
1st International Conference on Psychology, Counselling, and Education
1st International Conference on Psychology, Counselling, and Education (ICPCE 2018)
3–5 August 2018
Great Eastern Hotel
Quezon City, Philippines
❛Preparing Psychologists, Counsellors, and Educators for the Contemporary Trends of the 21st Century❜
ICPCE 2018 Registration Update
Reservation of slots
PHP 1,000
(This is non-refundable, but transferrable)
Full payment deadline is on 31 May 2018.
Early bird registration: PHP 3,500
(until 31 May 2018)
Onsite registration: PHP 4,000
For questions: email Dennis Relojo (dennis.relojo@gmail.com)
Please visit the conference website for further details:
Visit - http://www.icpce2018.psychreg.org/
Sunday, November 19, 2017
Resources from Advances in the History of Psychology
Advances in the History of Psychology is a news and notes aggregator pertaining to the history of the discipline.
AHP notifies readers of resources, publications, conferences, and other events or issues of interest to researchers and students of the history of psychology. We make a particular effort to draw attention to content that is “off the beaten track” — i.e., that is in journals or sponsored by scholarly societies beyond those with which most members of the discipline are already familiar. In addition, there’s occasional commentary on topics that are pertinent to the community, as well as series of guest posts. Readers are encouraged to engage with the materials and submit their own comments.
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
- Laboratories, Instruments, and the Material Culture of Psychology
- History of Feminist Psychology
- Genius
- Psychologist-made Films
- Race and Racism
- History of Social Psychology
- History of Women in Psychology
- History of Functionalism
- Historiography of Psychology
- Miriam Posner’s Psychiatry, Photography, and Lobotomy Bibliography
- Psychopharmacology
- Psychoactive Drug Use in Psychology
- Psychedelics and Psychology
- LSD and Psychiatry
- Histories of Homosexuality
- Schizophrenia
- The Use of Deception in Research
- Histories of Depression
- Cannabis Canadensis
- Histories of Alzheimer’s Disease
BLOGS
- American Historical Association
- Biomedicine on Display (Archived)
- BPS Research Digest
- Brain & Behavior @ Science Blogs
- Brain Science (Archived)
- Center for the History of Psychology Blog
- Channel N (videos)
- Channel N (videos) (Archived)
- Cognitive Daily (Archived)
- Dan Cohen’s “Digital Humanities”
- Encephalon (Archived)
- Etherwave Propaganda
- American Science
- Fixing Psychology
- Foucault Blog
- H-Madness
- Historiens de la Santé
- History of Emotions Blog
- Medical Museion
- Mind Hacks
- Mixing Memory (Archived)
- Neurophilosophy
- Neurophilosophy (Archived)
- Neuroskeptic
- Neuroskeptic (Archived)
- Psychiatry and History
- Rede Iberoamericana de Historiadores da História da Psicologia (Iberoamerican Network of Researchers in the History of Psychology)
- RIPeHP (Archived)
- The Situationist
- The Neuro Times
- Tom Leahey’s “Psychistorian” (Archived)
JOURNALS
- History and Philosophy of Psychology
- History and Philosophy of Psychology Bulletin
- History of Psychiatry
- History of Psychology
- History of the Human Sciences
- Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
- Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
- Psychologia Latina
- Psychologie & Histoire
- Psychologie und Geschichte
- Revista de historia de la psicologÃa
- Revue d’Histoire des Sciences Humaines
JOURNALS – ALLIED AREAS
- American Journal of Psychology
- American Psychologist
- British Journal for the History of Philosophy
- British Journal for the History of Science
- Centaurus
- Economic History Review
- European Journal of the History of Economic Thought
- Feminism & Psychology
- Historical Studies in Education
- History of Education
- History of Education Quarterly
- History of Political Economy
- History of Science
- Isis
- Journal of Economic History
- Journal of the History of Biology
- Journal of the History of Ideas
- Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
- Journal of the History of Sexuality
- Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology
- Minerva
- New Ideas in Psychology
- Paedagogica Historica
- Perspectives on Science
- Physis
- Psychology of Women Quarterly
- Review of General Psychology
- Social History of Medicine
- Spontaneous Generations
- Theory & Psychology
JOURNALS – METHODOLOGICAL
- Biography
- Historical Methods
- History and Theory
- Intellectual History Review
- Past & Present
- Prose Studies
- Rethinking History
- Social Epistemology
- Social History
- Synthese
PODCASTS
- A History of the Brain
- All in the Mind
- Brain Science
- Ideas: How to think about Science
- In Our Time
- Journal of American History
- Mind Changers
- New Books in Science, Technology, and Society
- Radiolab
- Situating Science
- Texas Tech Psychology
- The Psych Files
- The Brain Science Podcast
- The Missing Link
- This Week in the History of Psychology
- Very Bad Wizards
POPULAR MEDIA
RESEARCH GROUPS
- Madness Studies (Nordic Network)
- PsyBorgs Lab: Digital History of Psychology
- Psychology’s Feminist Voices
RESOURCES
- Adolf-Würth-Center for the History of Psychology (Würzburg, Germany)
- AHAP Flickr photostream
- Archive Grid
- Archives of the History of American Psychology
- Archivi Storici della Psicologia Italiana
- Barnard College collection (Columbia)
- British Psychological Society archive catalogue
- British Psychological Society Origins Project Timeline
- Center for History and New Media
- Center for the History of Psychology
- Chronicling America, 1880-1910
- CIA Freedom of Information Act search
- Classics in the History of Psychology
- Darwin Online
- Historiography of the sciences
- History of Medicine Finding Aids
- HTP Prints
- Neuroscience History Archives
- New York Times: Freud archive
- New York Times: Psychology archive
- Project Gutenberg
- Psychologia
- Psychology’s Feminist Voices
- Recent Dissertations in the History of Psychiatry and Psychology
- Science Journalism Tracker
- Social Psychology Network: Historical Figures in Social Psychology
- Society for the Psychology of Women Heritage Site
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Wesleyan Digital Archive of Psychology
SCHOOLS
- Nanjing Normal University
- Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
- Universidade de São Paulo
- University College Dublin
- University of Calgary
- University of Groningen
- York University (Toronto)
SCHOOLS – ALLIED AREAS
- Chicago (H of Sci & Med)
- Chicago (HPS)
- Cornell (STS)
- Edinburgh (STS)
- Harvard (H of Sci)
- Illinois (HSTMed)
- Imperial College, London (HSTMed)
- Indiana – Bloomington (H of Ed)
- Indiana – Bloomington (HPS)
- Johns Hopkins (HSTMed)
- Manchester (HSTMed)
- Melbourne (H of Sci)
- MIT (STS)
- New South Wales (H of Sci)
- Notre Dame (HPS)
- NYU (H of Ed)
- Oregon (H of Sci)
- Penn (HSoc of Sci)
- Rensselaer (STS)
- Simon Fraser (Gender & Mental Health)
- Stanford (H of Ed)
- Stanford (HPST)
- Sydney (HPS)
- Toronto (H of Ed)
- Toronto (HPST)
- UC – Berkeley (HPST)
- UC – San Diego (Sci Studies)
- UCLA (H of Sci)
- University College London (STS/HPS)
- University of Surrey (Psych)
- Wisconsin (H of Sci)
- Yale (H of Sci & Med)
SOCIETIES
- British Psychological Society
- British Society for the History of Science
- Canadian Psychological Association
- Cheiron
- European Society for the History of Human Sciences
- Forum for History of Human Science
- History of Science Society
- International Society for the History of the Neurosciences
- Social Science History Association
- Sociedad Española de Historia de la PsicologÃa
- Sociedade Brasileira de História da Psicologia
- Society for the History of Psychology
SUPPLEMENTARY COURSEWORK
Monday, November 13, 2017
Initial Registration for PRC Central Office
The photo was a screen grab sent to us. So as of posting, the computer system of PRC might not still be live at this time so try again next time. Check also PRC Satellite Offices at Robinson's Malls for the process of registration of board passers. But make sure also to update your online profile once the system is live/ready and do the necessary transaction and online payment.
Initial Registration
- For registrants, please proceed to the nearest PRC office.
- Download with this LINK or acquire an oath form at the nearest PRC office and bring the following:
1.1 One (1) documentary stamp
1.2 One (2) passport size picture in plain background with complete name tag (for Registry of Professionals)
1.3 Current Community Tax Certificate (cedula) - Present duly accomplished or downloaded oath form at designated counter/window (verification officer) for assessment of prescribed fees.
- Proceed to the cashier window to pay the prescribed fee. Cashiers’ windows are located at the 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of the PRC Annex Bldg and/or at the ground floor of the PRC Main Bldg..
Registration Fee (in PhP) Annual Fee (in PhP) Baccalaureate 600 450 Non-Baccalaureate 450 420 - After payment, proceed to the designated Registration counter/window. The Registration Officer will print Registry Sheet with assigned Registration / License Number to be signed and thumb marked by the Registrant.
- Upon completion of the Registry Sheet, issuance officer shall issue claim slip/stub.
- Receive claim slip/stub and claim your Professional Identification Card as scheduled indicated on your claim slip/stub.
Registrants are advised to observe the following steps:
REQUIREMENTS
1. Duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal
2. Current Community Tax Certificate (cedula)
3. Two pieces passport size colored picture in white background with complete name tag (for Oath Form and Certificate of Registration)
4. Two (2) pcs of documentary stamps (for Oath Form and Certificate of Registration)
5. One (1) short brown envelope with name and profession
New registrants should come personally to the PRC Central Office or to the nearest
Regional Office to file his/her application for registration and to affix his/her signature on the
registry book.
Applicant for registration under the Special Professional Licensure Board Examination and
those who left for abroad immediately after their examinations or before the results of the
examinations are released shall:
1. Take his/her professional oath before the Philippine Consul.
2. Submit a photocopy of his/her passport pages showing its personal details, date of entry
and departure from the Philippines.
3. Submit a Special Power of Attorney notarized by the Philippine Consul.
Certificates of Registration shall be claimed at the Central Office or the Regional Office where the
application for the same has been filed. Representatives must present Special Power of Attorney
and appropriate identification papers.
PROCEDURE
Step 1. Accomplish this Oath Form.
Step 2. Pay for two pcs documentary stamps (one stamp on this form and one for the Certificates of Registration at the Customer Service Center.
Step 3. Present duly accomplished oath form for verification of records and assessment at Window 12.
Step 4. Pay prescribed fees at the Cashier.
Step 5. Printing of Registry Sheet - Window 7 Window 8
Step 6. Sign in the Registry Sheet and receive your claim slip at: Window 9 Window 10 Window 11
Panunumpa Ng Propesyonal by TinoRepaso on Scribd
Source - http://www.prc.gov.ph/page.aspx?id=4082
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