Angelou Tomales Bayron is a licensed teacher whose background combines classroom instruction, research planning, and training in education-focused analysis.
At ARGO Science, Bayron focuses on the human side of knowledge: learning, public institutions, mental health in educational settings, and how evidence is interpreted and shared in everyday life.
Areas of Focus
- Humans, society, and education
- Research planning and evidence-based instruction
- Mental health and learning environments
- Data literacy, policy, and public-facing knowledge
- How institutions shape understanding of science and society
Background
Bayron earned a Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Social Studies from Jose Rizal Memorial State University and completed 27 units in the Master of Arts in Education major in Social Studies at Saint Vincent’s College, Inc.
The resume also highlights experience as a college instructor, junior and senior high school teacher, and part-time lecturer, along with training in business analytics, child protection, mental health, open distance learning, and research-centered educational work.