FELYFLOR JACOL DECENA Tutor
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Hello! I am Felyflor, but you can call me Teacher Flor or Ma'am Flor, and I am your go-to tutor for algebra, environmental science, and elementary science. With a passion for guiding students through the intricacies of algebraic concepts, environmental issues, and foundational science principles, I aim to make learning engaging and understandable. Whether it's solving equations, exploring ecological systems, or unraveling scientific mysteries, I'm here to help you build confidence and achieve your academic goals. Let's embark on this educational journey together!

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Subjects

Environmental Science Beginner-Expert
Math Grade 1-Grade 12
ArcGIS Beginner-Intermediate
Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) Grade 1-Grade 10

Experience

Monitoring & Evaluation Staff (Mar, 2022–Dec, 2023) at Department of Agrarian Reform – Province of Misamis Occidental

• List of Accomplishments and Contributions
1. Consolidated and updated the reports of all data gathered from the Field Validation Teams and submitted the accomplishment report form 1 (with ASP) and 1.0 (without ASP).
2. Checked and versus the lists of beneficiaries with lot number and area reported from the FVT-Legal Officer, Geodetic Engineer, and ESS Documentor.
3. Assisted the AutoCAD Operator and FVT’s-Geodetic Engineers in preparing the Requests for Subdivision Survey Reports.
4. Consolidated and updated the report in releasing of Individual Title (C-Titles) per beneficiaries from the ROD.
5. Monitored and evaluated the product and performance of the Field Validation Teams.
6. Checked and versus the accomplishment reports from the Field Validation Teams and financial disbursement.
7. Monitored and evaluated the reported ESMF Forms from the ESS Documentors and versus in consolidated data reported.
8. Prepared an activity proposal for the workshops and seminars with budget and number of participants.

• Summary of Actual Duties
1. Assist the PPMO Head in providing technical inputs in the preparation, consolidation of the annual work and financial plans, quarterly progress reports and financial status; as well as recommend ways/methodologies to facilitate efficient monitoring processes and activities within the region and comply with the requirements of the CPMO.
2. Consolidate with FVT’s and component coordinator project/activity status and prepare provincial monitoring and evaluation reports quarterly/semi-annual/annual consisting of the BAR Form 1 (physical and financial performance), detailed task monitoring form,
and issues, concerns and action tracking form to generate Regional Reports as well as the requirement data for NEDA-ODA.
3. Provide technical support in the conduct of baseline activity, design and implementation of ESS standards/measures including Grievance and Redress mechanism operationalization; and in monitoring of compliance to these mechanisms and standards.
4. Assist in development of suitable and innovative solutions in improving project performance. This includes preparation of analysis and recommendations for formative and summative performance assessments.
5. Ensure timely submission of regional consolidated M&E reports to RPMO and CPMO.
6. Gather, consolidate and process project data to generate best, innovative and good practices (BIGP’s), success stories and problems, issues and concerns (PINC’s) in the implementation of the project.
7. Perform regular field visit to ensure the quality of the data and verify accuracy and effectiveness of M&E tools and processes.
8. Actively participate in program and project level evaluations.
Environment & Social Safeguards (ESS) Documentor (Aug, 2021–Mar, 2022) at Department of Agrarian Reform – Province of Misamis Occidental

• List of Accomplishments and Contributions
1. Assisted in the conduct of field validation and redocumentation of Landholding under DAR-SPLIT Project.
2. Completed and uploaded ESMF forms to the Central Data Base using KoBoCollect application.
3. Assisted in the completion of LAD Forms.

• Summary of Actual Duties
1. Shall report directly to the Provincial Project Manager and to the Provincial ESS Coordinator.
2. Work closely with the Field Validation Team (FVT) in the conduct of field validation and verification, evaluation and field investigation report.
3. Gather documentation requirements for the preparation of DENR tenurial instrument, and;
4. Conduct “pulong-pulong” focusing on environment and social concerns.
Geographical Information System/Management Information Specialist (May, 2021–Aug, 2021) at Department of Environment and Natural Resources – PENRO - Bukidnon

• List of Accomplishments and Contributions
1. Assisted in preparation of CY 2017 – 2018 NRM Validation of all PO’s/IPO’s per WMPCO’s.
2. Prepared per beneficiary of PO’s/IPO’s CY 2017 – 2018 NRM Validation report.
3. Compiled, reviewed and analyzed, and validate spatial and tabular data per beneficiary of PO’s/IPO’s CY 2017 – 2018 NRM Validation.

• Summary of Actual Duties
1. Compile community maps, subproject maps and all other related maps from WMPCO’s.
2. Maintain and update the GIS database at the PPMO level.
3. Compile, review and analyze, and validate spatial and tabular data from the WMPCO’s.
Land Examiner/Verifier (Feb, 2021–Apr, 2021) at Department of Environment and Natural Resources – PENRO - Bukidnon

• List of Accomplishments and Contributions
1. Prepared and assisted an action taken through memo responding to 8888 Complaint’s from Presidential Complaint Center.
2. Controlled and assisted the database in ascending order of Orders, Decision, and Resolution of the Land Conflict, and kept in ascending order per CENROs.

• Summary of Actual Duties
1. Handle and address various deficiencies/common defects relative to the processing of Public Land Applications (PLAs).
2. Assist in acting issues and concerns pertaining to land disposition, survey, and mapping matters/activities.
3. Assist in the conduct of investigation to determine qualifications of applicants and whether or not, it is made in good faith.
4. Coordinate with the Barangay Officials of the area under the titling program.
5. Assist in the land surveys and carry-out verification of field surveys in order to speed up plan approval whenever necessary.
6. Act as data encoder on all issued land patents, tenurial instruments, permits and leases.
7. Perform other related works may be assigned by the direct or higher supervisor.
Administrative Aide III (Feb, 2020–Feb, 2021) at Local Government Unit of Valencia City – City Administrator’s Office

• List of Accomplishments and Contributions
1. Controlled, released, and assisted the valid passes as per instruction from the IATF due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2. Prepared and assisted an action taken with report responding to 8888 Complaint’s from Presidential Complaint Center.
3. Prepared and assisted Daily Time Reports of City Task Force Officers.

• Summary of Actual Duties
1. Responds to or routes non-routine or confidential inquiries from external or internal sources with correspondence or other messaging.
2. Schedules and coordinates meetings, travel, and other group activities.
Site Management Officer (Aug, 2018–Dec, 2019) at Department of Environment and Natural Resources – CENRO – Don Carlos

• List of Accomplishments and Contributions
1. Established Natural Resources and Environment Management Project (INREMP) Plantations in Barangay San Andres and Balaoro, Kadingilan, Bukidnon.
2. Provided lectures and in plantation establishment for the People’s Organizations of Barangay San Andres and Balaoro, Kadingilan, Bukidnon.
3. Assisted the PO’s of Barangay San Andres and Balaoro, Kadingilan, Bukidnon in the establishment of their Livelihood Enhancement Support subproject under INREMP.

• Summary of Actual Duties
1. Ensure effective implementation and management of the Subproject by the People’s Organization (PO).
2. Coordinate, supervise and monitor subproject activities implemented by the PO’s
3. Provide technical assistance to the PO on the following areas (i.e., Agroforestry, Conservation Farming, Reforestation, and Commercial Tree Plantation).
4. Inspect and evaluate the reported accomplishment of the PO.
5. Assist in the preparation and signing of partnership agreement and its work and financial plan.
6. Maintain and update Natural Resource Management (NRM) subproject implementation database and provide weekly progress updates for consolidation by the M&E Officer.
7. Assist in the preparation or review of statement of work accomplishment of PO’s.
8. Assist and contribute to the preparation of the EIC materials related to NRM.

Education

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (Aug, 2020–now) from Central Mindanao University, Maramag, Bukidnon
BS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (Jun, 2014–Jun, 2018) from Central Mindanao University, Maramag, Bukidnon

Fee details

₱200–300/hour (US$3.46–5.19/hour)

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Courses offered

Algebra
- US$5
- Duration: 1 Hour
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: English, Filipino/Tagalog
- Certificate provided: No
Algebra is the branch of mathematics that deals with symbols and the rules for manipulating those symbols. It involves studying mathematical symbols and the rules for manipulating these symbols. In essence, algebra provides a way to generalize arithmetic operations beyond the use of numbers. Key concepts in algebra include:

1. Variables and Constants: Algebra uses letters (variables) to represent unknown quantities or values that can vary, along with constants, which are fixed values.

2. Expressions: These are combinations of variables, constants, and mathematical operations (like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponentiation).

3. Equations: Equations are statements asserting that two expressions are equal. Solving equations involves finding the values of variables that satisfy the equation.

4. Functions: Functions describe relationships between variables. They take an input (or inputs) and produce an output according to a specific rule.

5. Inequalities: Inequalities compare expressions or values, indicating when one is greater than, less than, or equal to another.

6. Graphing: Algebra often involves plotting points and drawing graphs to represent equations and inequalities visually.

Algebra is fundamental in many areas of mathematics, science, engineering, economics, and everyday life, providing a powerful tool for problem-solving and critical thinking.
Environmental Science
- US$5
- Duration: 1 Hour
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: English, Filipino/Tagalog
- Certificate provided: Yes
Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary field that integrates physical, biological, and information sciences to study the environment and solve environmental problems. It explores how natural systems function, how humans impact the environment, and how ecosystems can be managed sustainably. Key aspects of Environmental Science include:

1. Interdisciplinary Approach: Environmental Science draws from disciplines such as biology, chemistry, physics, geology, geography, and social sciences to understand complex environmental issues.

2. Environmental Systems: It examines ecosystems, including their structure, function, and dynamics, as well as interactions between biotic (living) and abiotic (non-living) components.

3. **Environmental Problems:** It addresses a wide range of issues such as pollution (air, water, soil), climate change, biodiversity loss, habitat destruction, resource depletion, and environmental degradation.

4. Sustainability: Environmental Science emphasizes sustainable practices that promote the long-term health of ecosystems and human societies, balancing economic development with environmental conservation.

5. Policy and Management: It involves studying environmental policies, regulations, and management strategies aimed at mitigating environmental impacts and promoting conservation.

6. Research and Innovation: Environmental Science encourages research into new technologies and innovations that can address environmental challenges and improve resource management.

Environmental Science is crucial for understanding the complex interactions between humans and the environment, fostering the stewardship of natural resources, and developing strategies for a sustainable future. It prepares students to tackle global environmental issues through scientific inquiry, critical thinking, and informed decision-making.
Elementary Science
- US$5
- Duration: 1 Hour
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: English, Filipino/Tagalog
- Certificate provided: No
Elementary science education forms the foundation for understanding the natural world through systematic observation, experimentation, and inquiry. It covers a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines and concepts at a level suitable for young learners. Key components of elementary science education include:

1. Basic Scientific Inquiry: Students learn to ask questions, make predictions, and conduct simple experiments to explore the world around them. This fosters curiosity and critical thinking.

2. Core Science Disciplines: Elementary Science introduces fundamental concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences. Topics may include life cycles, states of matter, forces and motion, and the solar system.

3. Hands-on Learning: Activities and experiments are integral to elementary science education, allowing students to engage directly with materials and phenomena. This promotes active learning and understanding of scientific principles.

4. Observation and Recording: Students practice observing natural phenomena and recording their findings using drawings, notes, and basic data collection methods. This helps develop scientific observation skills.

5. Integration of Technology: Elementary Science increasingly incorporates technology tools such as simulations, digital resources, and educational apps to enhance learning experiences and understanding of scientific concepts.

6. Environmental Awareness: Elementary Science often includes lessons on environmental conservation, sustainability, and the importance of protecting natural resources. This encourages responsible citizenship and environmental stewardship from a young age.

Elementary science education aims to lay a solid groundwork in scientific literacy, preparing students to understand and appreciate the natural world while fostering skills that are essential for future scientific learning and inquiry.