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The document summarizes the proceedings of the first day of the School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) for the first quarter of 2021. It introduces the speakers for several sessions that will provide information on implementing the Homeroom Guidance Program, Gender and Development, waste management systems, and the importance of early childhood language development. The document recognizes and awards certificates to different teacher speakers for their presentations.

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SLAC Day 1 Emcee Script

The document summarizes the proceedings of the first day of the School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) for the first quarter of 2021. It introduces the speakers for several sessions that will provide information on implementing the Homeroom Guidance Program, Gender and Development, waste management systems, and the importance of early childhood language development. The document recognizes and awards certificates to different teacher speakers for their presentations.

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  • Opening Remarks
  • Afternoon Session

Script For SLAC (School Learning Action

Cell) Day 1 – October 18, 2021, Monday

o “The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand,


and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have
applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.”

o To our Head Teacher I, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Paralejas , fellow Teachers,


Knowledge Sources, good morning and welcome to the1st day of
our School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) for the first quarter 2021!

o To start with, I would like to request everyone to stand for the


singing of the Philippine National Anthem which will be
immediately followed by a short prayer.
o Do you know the learning areas of the Homeroom Guidance
Program? What do you think is the significance of Homeroom
Guidance Program and Career Guidance Advocacy Program?
o To answer these questions, our proficient speakers who happened
to be our Guidance Designates for Junior HS and Senior HS will be
shedding light on these.

o At this moment, it is just right to lend our ears to our speakers for
the first session who will give us more information on the
“Implementation of Homeroom Guidance Program (HGP) and
Career Guidance Advocacy Program (CGAP)”. Ladies and
gentlemen, Mrs. Julieta N. Osacdin and Mrs. Melody M. Mendoza.
Let us give them a big round of virtual applause.

o At this juncture, let us award the certificate of recognition to our


Speakers. Let me read the content of the certificate…
(2nd Session- Afternoon)
o Did you know that Gender and Development was developed in the
1980’s as an alternative to the Women in Development (WID)
approach?

o Unlike WID, the GAD approach is not concerned specifically with


women, but with the way in which a society assigns roles,
responsibilities, and expectations to both men and women.

o To re-orient us with the Gender and Development more specifically


in the Department of Education, I am giving you our Junior HS
science teacher, Mrs. Roziel V. Montalban.

o At this point, let us award the certificate of recognition to our


Speakers. Let me read the content of the certificate…

o As part of the One Health Week celebration, the Comprehensive


Sexuality Education and Adolescent Reproductive Health
Convergence was launched by DepEd, DOH, and POPCOM as part of
the whole-of-government response to the ongoing challenge of
high levels of adolescent pregnancies, HIV/AIDS infection, and
other reproductive health issues among young people.

o Our next speaker will give us more information on this


contextualized to DepEd. I am giving you, our very own science
teacher in the Junior HS department, Mrs. Imelda M. Ligeralde.

o Let us award the certificate of recognition to our Speaker. Let me


read the content of the certificate…

o The environmental code of practice which was developed to


support the Teacher Effectiveness and Competencies Enhancement
Project provides guidance for management and disposal of
packaging wastes and electrical and electronic wastes and other
hazardous materials at the end-of-life of equipment as part of good
environmental practice and in compliance with environmental laws
and regulations.
o To re-orient us with the Waste and Management System, a round
of applause for another science teacher in the Junior HS
department, Mrs. Jenny M. Tatierra

o Let us award the certificate of recognition to our Speaker. Let me


read the content of the certificate…

o Kamakailan ay napagusapan sa isang forum ang kahalagahan ng


pagtuturo sa sanggol na makipag-usap bago siya makapasalita.
Mahalaga ito upang ang mga anak ay unti-unting nakakakuha ng
isang napakahalagang kakayahan sa tamang pag-unlad ng wika,
kapwa pasalita at nakasulat: Ito ang Kamalayan ng Ponolohiya!

o Upang mabigyan tayo ng karagdagang impormasyon tungkol dito,


aking ipinakikilala ang ating guro sa filipino sa Junior HS, G. John
Carlo A. Aldaya

o Let us award the certificate of recognition to our Speaker. Let me


read the content of the certificate…

o Before we part ways today, let me leave this quote by William


Polland to you. And I quote, “Learning and Innovations go hand in
hand. The arrogance of success is to think that what you did
yesterday will be sufficient for tomorrow.”

o Thank you so much everyone and congratulations for a job well


done!

Common questions

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The SLAC sessions are likely to enhance teacher effectiveness by providing teachers with new tools and perspectives on holistic student development, effective waste management, and inclusive education approaches. These sessions foster a community of practice that encourages collaboration, continuous improvement, and engagement with societal issues, thereby enhancing the community's educational paradigm as well .

The Environmental Code of Practice recommends practices for the management and disposal of packaging wastes, electrical and electronic wastes, and other hazardous materials, particularly at the end-of-life of equipment. These practices aim to support good environmental management, comply with environmental laws and regulations, and enhance teacher effectiveness and competencies .

The Gender and Development (GAD) approach differs from the Women in Development (WID) approach by focusing not solely on women but on how society assigns roles, responsibilities, and expectations to both men and women. This shift implies a more inclusive practice in education that considers the systemic and societal norms affecting all genders rather than targeting empowerment efforts solely at women .

Phonological awareness is a critical component of language acquisition, as it helps children differentiate sounds, which is essential for both verbal and written communication. The SLAC discussions suggest that by focusing on phonological development from an early age, educators can implement strategies that enhance linguistic proficiency, supporting literacy and effective language use in students .

Teaching phonological awareness to infants is considered important as it lays a foundational skill for the proper development of both spoken and written language. The SLAC session highlighted that early phonological awareness allows children to develop critical language abilities, facilitating their effective communication and literacy skills as they grow .

The SLAC meeting emphasized the importance of continuous learning and innovation in teaching, quoting William Polland's perspective that past successes are inadequate for future challenges. Participants were encouraged to adopt innovative strategies by integrating contemporary educational programs and environmental practices. Emphasis was placed on adapting to current educational needs through dynamic guidance programs and inclusive gender approaches .

The Gender and Development (GAD) approach emerged in the 1980s as an alternative to Women in Development, providing a broader perspective by focusing on societal roles and gender expectations rather than exclusively on women's issues. Its contemporary significance lies in promoting equality and inclusivity within educational settings, encouraging both male and female students and staff to address systemic gender biases and roles actively .

Integrating Comprehensive Sexuality Education within educational curricula addresses challenges such as adolescent pregnancies and STIs by equipping young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed decisions about their sexual health. The program fosters a comprehensive understanding of reproductive health issues, promoting safer practices and reducing stigma around sexual topics .

The main aims of the Homeroom Guidance Program (HGP) and Career Guidance Advocacy Program (CGAP) discussed in the SLAC meeting include providing students with the guidance necessary for their personal development and career preparedness. These programs are designed to support students' holistic education by addressing their academic, social, emotional, and career-related needs .

The Department of Education, Department of Health, and POPCOM collaborate to address adolescent reproductive health issues by launching initiatives like the Comprehensive Sexuality Education and Adolescent Reproductive Health Convergence. This initiative is a part of a whole-of-government response to combat high levels of adolescent pregnancies and HIV/AIDS infection among young people by integrating reproductive health education into school programs .

Script For SLAC (School Learning Action 
Cell) Day 1 – October 18, 2021, Monday
o “The price of success is hard work, dedicat
(2nd Session- Afternoon) 
o Did you know that Gender and Development was developed in the 
1980’s as an alternative to the Wo
hazardous materials at the end-of-life of equipment as part of good
environmental practice and in compliance with environment

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