The Republic of the Philippines
Mrs. Lea Domingo
“Time is our most precious resource, let’s use it wisely.”
School Address: Luzon Elementary School, Badauang, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, 2919, Philippines
Mrs. Lea Domingo is an elementary teacher at Luzong Elementary School, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. Her inspiration to become a teacher is a combination of a desire to make a difference and strong community involvement. She chose to be a teacher because she believes that it is her calling, which stems from a desire to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
Throughout her career, she has received numerous prestigious recognitions, including being named the Philippines’ Most Outstanding Primary Educator of the Millennium and earning the Excellence in Leadership & Most Outstanding Teacher III Award in 2024. Her dedication extends beyond the classroom, as evidenced by her Outstanding Volunteer Award at the regional level in the individual adult category in 2021.
She is active in further professional development by taking courses such as Capability Building for Key Leaders on Evaluating Proficiency and Literacy, Learning Management System, Interactive Virtual Learning for Teachers, and Designing Classrooms through Tableau, as well as Empowering Students to Become 21st Century Learners.
Mrs. Lea Domingo holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Mariano Marcos State University and has pursued graduate studies in education at the University of Northern Philippines – Open University.
2001-2013
– Master of Arts in Education, University of Northern Philippines – Open University (21 units)
1989-1992
– Bachelor in Elementary Education, College of Education, Mariano Marcos State University
2024
– Excellence in Leadership – Outstanding Teacher III of the Year, during the 1stHINIRANG NG PILIPINAS
2024
– Philippines’s Most Outstanding Primary Educator of the Millenium, during the 7thDangal NG LAHI AWARDS
2022
– Outstanding Volunteer Award, Regional Awardee – Individual Adult Category, during the “Gawad NGO” Regional Recognition Ceremony
2024, 2023, 2022
–Capability Building for Key Leaders on Evaluating Proficiency and Literacy; Workshop on the Development of Instructional Offline and Online Learning Materials in Mathematics; Revising Standards; Organisation/Management for Maintenance of School Libraries
– Training on Learning Management System
– Interactive Virtual Learning for Teacher
– Re-engineering Instruction in Science Education by Unpacking 21s Century Processes and Principles (RISE-UP)
– Designing Classroom through Tableau
– Virtual Division Training/Workshop on Instructional Materials in Mathematics, National Reading and Book Month Webinar Series
2021
– Virtual In-Service Training for Public School Teachers
2019
– Division Training Workshop on Empowering K–12 Students to Become 21st Century Learners
– Published 30 quizzes/examinations in QUIZZIZ, to support 21stCentury Skills in Education
– 2023 – Author of the article “EXCITED TO SEE YOU”, published in the September issue of THE TEACHER’S GUIDE, an international monthly free magazine on teaching and learning
The Republic of the Philippines
Mrs. Lea Domingo
“Time is our most precious resource, let’s use it wisely.”
School Address: Luzon Elementary School, Badauang, Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, 2919, Philippines
Mrs. Lea Domingo is an elementary teacher at Luzong Elementary School, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. Her inspiration to become a teacher is a combination of a desire to make a difference and strong community involvement. She chose to be a teacher because she believes that it is her calling, which stems from a desire to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
Throughout her career, she has received numerous prestigious recognitions, including being named the Philippines’ Most Outstanding Primary Educator of the Millennium and earning the Excellence in Leadership & Most Outstanding Teacher III Award in 2024. Her dedication extends beyond the classroom, as evidenced by her Outstanding Volunteer Award at the regional level in the individual adult category in 2021.
She is active in further professional development by taking courses such as Capability Building for Key Leaders on Evaluating Proficiency and Literacy, Learning Management System, Interactive Virtual Learning for Teachers, and Designing Classrooms through Tableau, as well as Empowering Students to Become 21st Century Learners.
Mrs. Lea Domingo holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Mariano Marcos State University and has pursued graduate studies in education at the University of Northern Philippines – Open University.
2001-2013
– Master of Arts in Education, University of Northern Philippines – Open University (21 units)
1989-1992
– Bachelor in Elementary Education, College of Education, Mariano Marcos State University
2024
– Excellence in Leadership – Outstanding Teacher III of the Year, during the 1stHINIRANG NG PILIPINAS
2024
– Philippines’s Most Outstanding Primary Educator of the Millenium, during the 7thDangal NG LAHI AWARDS
2022
– Outstanding Volunteer Award, Regional Awardee – Individual Adult Category, during the “Gawad NGO” Regional Recognition Ceremony
2024, 2023, 2022
–Capability Building for Key Leaders on Evaluating Proficiency and Literacy; Workshop on the Development of Instructional Offline and Online Learning Materials in Mathematics; Revising Standards; Organisation/Management for Maintenance of School Libraries
– Training on Learning Management System
– Interactive Virtual Learning for Teacher
– Re-engineering Instruction in Science Education by Unpacking 21s Century Processes and Principles (RISE-UP)
– Designing Classroom through Tableau
– Virtual Division Training/Workshop on Instructional Materials in Mathematics, National Reading and Book Month Webinar Series
2021
– Virtual In-Service Training for Public School Teachers
2019
– Division Training Workshop on Empowering K–12 Students to Become 21st Century Learners
– Published 30 quizzes/examinations in QUIZZIZ, to support 21stCentury Skills in Education
– 2023 – Author of the article “EXCITED TO SEE YOU”, published in the September issue of THE TEACHER’S GUIDE, an international monthly free magazine on teaching and learning