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This document summarizes the closing ceremony of a 3-day training for educators on designing assessment activities for science in elementary, junior, and senior high school. The emcees thanked the participants and organizers, including the district supervisor. Participants and committee members were invited to share their impressions of the training and were awarded certificates of recognition. The emcees emphasized applying the knowledge and skills learned to improve science education and make the world a better place for students.

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Closing Program Script

This document summarizes the closing ceremony of a 3-day training for educators on designing assessment activities for science in elementary, junior, and senior high school. The emcees thanked the participants and organizers, including the district supervisor. Participants and committee members were invited to share their impressions of the training and were awarded certificates of recognition. The emcees emphasized applying the knowledge and skills learned to improve science education and make the world a better place for students.

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CLUSTER TRAINING ON DESIGNING ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES IN SCIENCE FOR

ELEMENTARY, JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


PROJECT START: Science Teachers Accelerating Readiness in Teaching

CLOSING PROGRAM SCRIPT


EMCEE 1: Educators and Instructional Leaders! We have come now to the end of this 3-day
training. I am certain that everyone is satisfied with the learnings they gained from this training.
To our lovely and ever supportive Public Schools District Supervisor Ma’am Angelica C. San
Jose and to our lively and knowledgeable resource speakers, participants. Good afternoon!
EMCEE 2: An American author named Lyman Frank Baum once said, “No thief, however
skillful, can rob one of knowledge, and that is why knowledge is the best and safest treasure to
acquire.” It is teachers and educators who will have the most profound impact on the lives of our
children. Teachers and educators must set good examples to children of all ages. It is you who
have embarked on this noble, sometimes tiresome, but always rewarding venture of sensitizing
our children and instilling in them the value of having an open mind that learning will benefit
many, of critical thinking, of tolerance, diversity, and inclusion. It is us teachers who inspire them
to learn, acquire skills and giving emphasis on the practical once just like what we have learned
from this training.
EMCEE 1: May I invite everyone to please stand for a prayer and remain standing for the
Philippine National Anthem and to be followed by the singing of the DepEd Hymn.
EMCEE 2: Teachers, please be seated. At this juncture, to deliver the opening remarks, we are
pleased to have, Ma’am Eleanor B. Favila, Teacher III of Anilawan Elem. School.
EMCEE 1: Thank you Ma’am Eleanor.
EMCEE 2: Now, let me call in Ma’am Sarah Jane L. Dagaraga, Teacher III of Salvacion Central
School to share to us her impression for this 3-day skill enhancement training.
EMCEE 1: That was full of insight. Thank you, Ma’am!
EMCEE 2: One more, participant will be delivering his impression, I would like to invite here in
front Sir Ian Jake Jesus V. Saavedra. Thank you, Sir for the giving your impression.
EMCEE 1: I am pleased to have in front our hardworking Public Schools District Supervisor
Ma’am Angelica C. San Jose to give a message and words of challenge.
EMCEE 2: Thank you Ma’am Angie!
EMCEE 1: To accept the words of challenge let me call Ma’am Charlene R. Alas-as, Teacher III
of Maoyon Elem. School
EMCEE 2: Thank you Ma’am Cha!
EMCEE 1: The most anticipated part during a training has finally come, which is the distribution
of certificates of recognition to the Technical Working Committees, followed by participants. To
be assisted by Sir Jay Maravilla, Teacher-In-Charge of Ubaldo Conde HS.
EMCEE 2: Let me read first the content of the certificates.
EMCEE 1: I am pleased to have in front the hardworking head of Technical Working
Committees of this 3-day training Ma’am Ruth A. Valderama, Teacher III of Marcelino A.
Javarez NHS.
EMCEE 2: Thank you Ma’am Ruth! I would like to share to a quote from Abigail Adams the wife
of the late President of the United States of America John Adams, she said “LEARNING IS
NOT ATTAINED BY CHANCE, IT MUST BE SOUGHT FOR WITH ADRDOR AND ATTENDED
TO WITH DILIGENCE.” It means the talent and luck might happen to you by chance, but
learning is a skill and practice that anyone can accomplish with diligence.
EMCEE 1: Thank you my fellow educators. I hope this 3-day training we will bring with us the
knowledge and skills we gained. To our students and prove to them that this world is better
place to live in if we only apply our learnings in a good way. This has been your master of
ceremony, ANAXAMINES M. DAGANTA! Saying good afternoon and God bless us all.

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