Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are communities composed of members who would want to focus on a particular field of interest. Each SIG generally aims to:
- promote awareness of issues pertaining to their field
- discuss and share ideas through SIG events such as webinars, seminars, workshops, conferences
- update members and offer solutions to certain issues in their field
- report activities and assessments to the main organization
| Special Interest Group | Chairs |
| English Language Education | Arlene S. Opina, Ph.D. |
| Math Education | Click here to apply. |
| Science Education | Click here to apply. |
| Neuroscience in Education | Dr. Alvin Sicat |
| Research in Education | Arlene S. Opina, Ph. D. |
| International Training | Jeanneath Velarde, Ph. D. |
| Mother Tongue | Prof. Richard M. Rillo |
| Social Studies | Click here to apply. |
| Values Education | Click here to apply. |
| Music | Click here to apply. |
| Arts | Click here to apply. |
| Physical Education | Click here to apply. |
| Business Education | Prof. Sharan Shetty |
| Young Global Educators’ Organization | Pearl Ilustre, M.A. Ed. |
| Law Education | Atty. Eduard Riparip |
| Basic Education | OIC- Pearl Ilustre, M.A. Ed. Click here to apply. |
| Higher Education | Click here to apply. |
GEO welcomes suggestions on how to better serve the global education community by empowering members to collaborate in special interest groups. Become a member and be a part of the gradual transformation of educational contexts all over the world. To join a SIG, send an email to [email protected]
The application is open for suggestions on additional SIGs. Send your SIG proposal with the following information to [email protected]:
Suggested SIG Title:
Objectives:
A brief background on the suggested field/group (limit to 150 words):
Proposed events/activities:
Suggested/Recommended by:
Affiliation/Institution: