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2020 GATHERING OF THE GLOBAL NETWORK OF JESUIT SCHOOLS

From 29 June to 4 July next year in 2020, almost 500 delegates from the global network of Jesuit schools are expected to fly to Indonesia’s cultural capital, the ancient city of Jogjakarta, for the II Colloquium JESEDU-Jogja2020. The international colloquium is only the second of its kind, to be held eight years later after the very first International Colloquium of Jesuit Secondary Schools held in Boston College from July 29 to August 2 of 2012.

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Coming up: PRINCIPLE + FOUNDATION OF JESUIT EDUCATION (15 to 21 September 2019 in Cebu, Philippines)

We are happy to announce that registration is now open for our next JCAP workshop brought to you by the IGNATIAN INITIATIVE FOR TEACHER EXCELLENCE (IGNITE) and the ATENEO DE MANILA INSTITUTE FOR THE SCIENCE AND ART OF LEARNING AND TEACHING (SALT).

The workshop is called “The Principle and Foundation of Jesuit Education,” and will be held from September 15 (Sunday) to 21 (Saturday), 2019 at the Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu in Mandaue City, Cebu, Philippines. Note: Participants are expected to arrive no later than 5 pm on Sunday (9/15), and may leave to return home anytime in the morning of Saturday (9/21).

Jesuit schools around the world promote the so-called 4 Cs of Human Excellence: Competence, Conscience, Compassion, and Commitment.
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JCAP EDUCATION WORKSHOPS 2019

For the past two years and a half, teachers and administrators from our Asia Pacific network of Jesuit schools have been gathering and learning together at our regional education workshops. Last year alone, a total of 104 participated in our three workshops, excluding the workshop offered exclusively to Japan in August and the International Education Conference held in Manila last October (see below for a full report).

We are happy to announce the line-up of education workshops for Asia Pacific network this year. As always, these three modules are offered under JCAP’s IGNITE (Ignatian Initiative for Teacher Excellence) program in cooperation with the Ateneo SALT Institute.

As always, those who need assistance for the registration fee, kindly email: jcapedusec@gmail.com

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IPP WORKSHOP FOR MYANMAR REGENTS

Eleven regents from the Myanmar Region, with one lay volunteer from Singapore, participated in a workshop on Ignatian Pedagogy from the 27th of December to the 30th. The workshop, conducted by Fr. Johnny Go SJ, Asia Pacific education secretary and director of the Ateneo de Manila SALT Institute, was held at the newly opened Myanmar Leadership Institute (MLI) in Yangon.

1st row (L to R): Jerome, Bosco, Mwe, Justin, Joseph, and Zaw Bawn.
2nd row (L to R): Fr. Johnny, Sara, Peter, Doan, Lam, Gerald, PV, and Fr. Buddy.

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LEADERSHIP BY CONVERSATION Ends on an Exhilarating Note in Sydney

This year the Jesuit Conference Asia Pacific Education secretariat offered our educators in the region two brand new workshops. The first was an IPP workshop called LEARNING BY REFRACTION, held last September at Seven Fountains Retreat Centre, Chiang Mai, Thailand; and the second one is the just-completed LEADERSHIP BY CONVERSATION at St. Ignatius College, Riverview, Australia.

The workshop brought together a total of 26 participants from Hong Kong, Macau, the Philippines, and the biggest contingent from Indonesia. The new workshop focused on the ministry of Ignatian conversation and weds it with Growth Coaching, using such tools as the MBTI and best practices on feedback giving.

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REFRACTED (or, What Happened at the IPP Workshop in Chiangmai)

From the 23rd of September to the 29th, the Seven Fountains Jesuit Retreat Centre was occupied by a total of 42 educators from all over Asia Pacific: Australia, Cambodia, East Timor, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Macau, Philippines, and Taiwan. And as one has come to expect from the typical IGNITE workshop of the Jesuit Asia Pacific Conference, the diversity of the culture and experiences of the participants spelled all the difference in the workshop experience.

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