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DAY 1; January 31, 2022EMCEE SCRIPT (INSET 2021-2022)CALL TO ORDER: In few minutes we will start the program. We would like to remind everyone to please observe physical distancing and proper use of face masks throughout the session and please set our phones to silent mode as we go along the program...

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DAY 1; January 31, 2022 EMCEE SCRIPT (INSET 2021-2022) CALL TO ORDER: In few minutes we will start the program. We would like to remind everyone to please observe physical distancing and proper use of face masks throughout the session and please set our phones to silent mode as we go along the program. ALBERT: Good morning ladies and gentlemen. Good morning Ma’am Jesica. JESICA: Good Morning Sir Albert! BOTH: Good morning ISAT TEACHERS and Welcome to our SCHOOL-BASED IN-SERVICE TRAINING FOR TEACHERS SY 2021-2022. ALBERT: My fellow teachers, it’s that time of year once again – it’s another journey of professional development and hopefully a fun-filled and worthwhile experience. JESICA: That’s right Sir Albert, even if we are not literally taking a break from our role as classroom teachers, this training/seminar is somewhat a refresher course for us and a perfect opportunity for us to keep ourselves updated of the educational trends. Remember, we cannot give what we do not have so if we want to give more to our students and to further strengthen our commitment in teaching, attending this INSET today might just actually be a right decision. Since this event is deemed significant, let us officially commence our gathering today by asking divine intervention; be followed by the singing of our Makabayan Song through Audio-Visual Presentation. ALBERT: Please be seated. To affirm the significance of this event, let us welcome on stage a cool and supportive HT-III of Related Subjects Department 2, Ma’am Stephalyn F. Claravall for her WELCOME ADDRESS. JESICA: Thank you Ma’am. At this point we shall give due recognition to the most important people of this event. They are the primary reason of this gathering. Who are these people? Well, I’m referring to you teachers, to us teachers! This training wouldn’t be possible without your/our presence. Now, we know what we came here for. If someone would ask us why we are here, our ready answer would be to attend the training/seminar but specifically what do you think are our goals of being here today? Well if you’re not sure yet, let’s listen and be guided as our very own Assistant School Principal II gives us the statement of purpose. Let’s give it up for Ma’am Lornalyn Pagulayan. ALBERT: Thank you Ma’am for graciously reaching out to us today. Earlier we had been guided with setting the right goals for this weeklong training. While it is truly important to have similar goals, it is also necessary to establish the right expectations so we could move as one, into a single direction. So at this juncture may we call on our School Principal to set the right expectations for our facilitators and participants. Let’s give a round of applause to Ma’am Mary Ann L. Catindig, Principal IV for her Inspirational Message. EVALUATION OF THE SCHOOL’S PROGRESS ATTAINED IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES (PPA’s)

DAY 3; February 03, 2022 EMCEE SCRIPT (INSET 2021-2022) ALBERT: Good morning everyone! We hope everything’s fine and good. Just relax, listen, grasp ideas, and take note of information needed for our growth as teachers. JESICA: That’s right partner. Good day, everyone! We welcome you to the third day of our INSET. It is such a good day to teach minds, touch hearts and transform lives. At this moment, let us officially commence our gathering today by asking divine intervention; be followed by the singing of our Makabayan Song through Audio-Visual Presentation. ALBERT: We all know that every beginning necessitates an end. And every ending is a prelude to something greater. With that being said, let us listen to a LEARNING INSIGHT to be shared to us by Ma’am Edna C. Garcia, MTII. JESICA: That was well said Ma’am Edna. It truly embodies what it is to ___________________________. So, to acknowledge the participants today let us all welcome the our Department Heads and Subject Group Heads for the Checking of Attendance. BOTH: SIR NORMAN T. NICASIO- RS1 MA’AM STEPHALYN F. CLARAVALL- RS2 SIR JOHN DIEGO- TVE1 SIR ESPEDITO LUMABI- TVE 2 MA’AM EDNA C. GARCIA MA’AM NICHAR D. UMENGAN SIR DANCHROHIGHSON MABUTOL ALBERT: Thank you dear Department Heads and Subject Group Heads. We often stimulate our students’ senses to prepare them for the learning process and today we are no different from our students. We came here today not as teachers or facilitators but as learners. So shall we begin with few muscle stretches and a bit of dance moves before we start the training? Let us call on our two active teachers, Ma’am Apple Jade Garlitos and Ma’am Casileen Zalun for the Energizer. JESICA: We are blessed with a sunny morning as we are amped up with a very engaging and interesting topic; that today we are here to listen to this talk on “STRESS MANAGEMENT IN THE WORKPLACE” The unexpected occurrence of the COVID-19 outbreak has undeniably disrupted the normalcy of life. Stress has become an important concern in education since the COVID-19 outbreak. This topic highlights that steps must be undertaken to help us teachers deal with the stress of the COVID-19 crisis as well as we must be provided or taught with stress management interventions during this pandemic. Our speaker has had a distinguished career Guidance and Counseling at Cagayan State University, Master of Psychology at Saint Paul University of the Philippines, an On-Going career of becoming Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology at Cagayan State University, with the following eligibility; Career Service Subprofessional, Career Service Professional, Licensure examination for Psychometricians, Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers, Licensure Examination for Psychologists and many

more memberships, too many to mention. Based on her employment record, she had been to Saint Ferdinand College as Head, in Guidance Services from 2012-2015, as Guidance Councelor III of INHS from 2015-2017, and as College Instructor III of ISU-Ilagan Campus. Also, she is a Psychologist of Private Practice at MINDCARE PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES LSP Bldg. Osmena, City of Ilagan, Isabela. We are truly blessed to have her today for her expertise that will surely help us teachers to manage the stress we’ve all been experiencing in the workplace. Without further ado, let us all welcome, a 31 year-old wife of Mr. Adams Paul Matalang of Calamagui 1st, City of Ilagan, Isabela, none other than, Ma’am CHARIBEL CAGAYAN MATALANG.

OPEN FORUM ALBERT: Thank you Ma’am Charibel. Now, to discuss to us about the “UPDATES ON THE LEGAL MATTERS (Leaves and SALN), let us welcome, Ms. Joyce B. Tuliao, AO II/SAES OPEN FORUM LUNCH BREAK: To replenish all glucose that has been lost for this morning’s session, let us indulge ourselves with a hearty meal for lunch to bring back our vigor for our afternoon session at 1pm. Bon a petit everyone! Keep safe and be back at 1PM. Kamsahamnida! JESICA: Good afternoon, everyone and Mabuhay! We are hopeful that you had your fill of a sumptuous lunch, indulged yourselves in a quick chat with your workmates and pampered yourselves for our afternoon session. So how do you feel right now? I hope your cells in your body are now ready but let us trigger and activate those cells with an energizer from our very energetic MAPEH teacher, Ma’am Cyril Camungao. ALBERT: So I hope you are ready to take on the challenges of today’s training sessions. Let us all welcome Ma’am Nanette M. Micu, SEPS II for Preparation Training to be followed by Workshop. JESICA: As we cap off today’s work, let us all listen to Ma’am Jocelyn N. Laccay MT-I for the Wrap-up. ALBERT: Thank you Ma’am. For the monitoring and Evaluation, the floor is yours, M&E Team. JESICA: Before we will part ways this day, let me leave this quote by William Polland. And the quote says, “Learning and Innovations go hand in hand. The arrogance of success is to think that what you did yesterday will be sufficient for tomorrow.” Once again, thank you so much everyone and congratulations for a job well done!

This is Ma’am Jesica B. Bayucan, Alberto Manlod, your hosts for today!...