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West Rembo School Closing Program Script

The document summarizes the closing program for a 4-day virtual in-service training for teachers at West Rembo Elementary School. It recognizes the contributions of the school administrators, resource speakers, and master teachers to the success of the training. The program included presentations on school projects, teaching strategies, child protection policies, and the use of Google Apps. Certificates were awarded and several teachers shared commitments and closing remarks. The principal concluded by quoting Lyman Frank Baum on the value of knowledge and encouraging teachers to make a difference in students' lives.

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West Rembo School Closing Program Script

The document summarizes the closing program for a 4-day virtual in-service training for teachers at West Rembo Elementary School. It recognizes the contributions of the school administrators, resource speakers, and master teachers to the success of the training. The program included presentations on school projects, teaching strategies, child protection policies, and the use of Google Apps. Certificates were awarded and several teachers shared commitments and closing remarks. The principal concluded by quoting Lyman Frank Baum on the value of knowledge and encouraging teachers to make a difference in students' lives.

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  • Introduction to the Program
  • Thank You and Acknowledgements

WEST REMBO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

INSET CLOSING PROGRAM

Ladies and gentlemen! We have come now to the end of this 4-day School Virtual
In-Service Training. I am certain that everyone is satisfied with the learnings
they gained from this activity. To our PSDS- District I Dr. Osarlo M. Cantos, to
our ever supportive and considerate Principal, Sir Noly B. Francisco, to our Master
Teachers, lively and knowledgeable resource speakers, co teachers. Good
afternoon!

It is evident that since the very first day of this School Virtual In-Service
Training, we were already bombarded with abundant information starting from the
projects presented, crafted with unique titles and ideal programs by the school’s
promising coordinators. The second day of the training became more intense and
interesting as teachers from the Primary shared their best practices and
strategies in teaching Reading. That was awesome! On the third day, the speakers
were able to remind us of the child protection policy, learning intervention and
remediation, and get refreshed in using DepEd e-mail account and classroom
management routine. And just a while ago, we were again amazed and refreshed by
the workshop presented by our lone speaker about the use of other Google Apps
which are necessary for our daily teaching in the new normal.

And as we come closer to the end of this training, we heard some useful tips which
we can use to improve our work as a teacher.

At this juncture, allow me to call one of the assets of this school, not only when it
comes to teaching, but also in singing and poetry to share his impression. Let me
call in Sir Magno B. Honorio, Jr. (Virtual Clap)

That was full of insight. Thank you, Sir!

The most anticipated part of the training has finally come, which is the Awarding
of Certificates to be led by the equally talented and handsome Master Teacher II
of WRES, Sir Gerry T. Sabangan. (Virtual Clap)

At this point, may I request everybody to unmute your microphone and show our
appreciation to the excellent speakers by giving them a virtual round of applause.
Thank you very much!

Our dedication to our work means spending not only an ample amount of our time,
effort, resources, and money, but also showing empathy and compassion. And
because of these, we are committed. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the
smart and ever gorgeous teacher, Mam Fiorela A. Montecastro to deliver our
commitment. (Virtual Clap)

Thank you very much Mam Ella for sharing your commitment with us with
conviction. We are truly blessed with committed teachers in West Rembo. It
seems that every one of us is ready to win this battle altogether.

At this point, allow me to call in our hardworking, kind, and charming E-Qatame
Associate, Mam Mary Grace DR. Buhay for some messages.

I am delighted to see smiles on your faces now that we are getting closer to the
end of this training. And I know the joy you are feeling right now because at last,
you can get yourself a good sleep. I won’t delay the time for you.
Now, let me call on our very own Master Teacher, our Grade VI Consultant, the
equally smart and intelligent, Mam Guia F. Jumawid to give us her closing remarks.

(Mam Guia’ Remarks)


It felt good to hear your heartfelt and powerful message to us. It was great
hearing those words of wisdom from the expert. Thank you very much Mam Ging.

We have come to the end of this program yet our exciting journey for this 4-day
training has just begun.

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.”
I’m JOAN R. SIKAT.  Remember to have fun while learning and believe that today
will be a great one. A teacher affects eternity so don’t forget to make a
difference not only in the life of your students but in the generations to come.

Good afternoon and have a great and peaceful day!


 
 

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Emphasizing 'fun while learning' and 'making a difference' can inspire teachers by reinforcing the intrinsic rewards of teaching, such as the joy of discovery and the impact on future generations. These concepts encourage teachers to create engaging classrooms that motivate students. By reminding educators of their potential to effect lasting change, these ideals serve as catalysts for continued enthusiasm and creativity in their teaching practices .

Master Teachers played a crucial role in the success of the in-service training by leading key aspects of the program, such as the awarding of certificates. Their involvement added authority and inspiration, signaling support and acknowledgment of the training's value. By contributing their expertise and leadership, Master Teachers helped create a structured and motivating learning environment for participants .

The training employed strategies like the presentation of best practices in reading by experienced teachers, workshops on Google Apps, and reminders on essential policies. By blending interactive elements such as virtual clapping and real-time engagement through microphone participation, the program maintained high participant involvement. The practical application of skills was ensured through workshops that focused on direct application in daily teaching, reinforcing learning through active participation .

The training program addressed pedagogical aspects by centering on improving teaching methods, child protection, intervention, and technology use. Emotionally, the program underscored commitment, empathy, and compassion—qualities highlighted as integral to teaching. By combining these elements, the training promoted a holistic view of teaching that included emotional resilience and professional competence, suggesting that both are integral to effective education .

The concept of lifetime learning, as highlighted in the closing remarks of the training, emphasizes the perpetual nature of knowledge acquisition. Quoting Lyman Frank Baum's assertion that knowledge is an inalienable treasure hints at the ongoing and unending pursuit of learning. The remarks encourage educators not only to continue learning themselves but also to instill this mindset in students, highlighting the belief that educators affect eternity by influencing generations to come. This underlines the expectation that teachers remain active learners throughout their careers .

Outcomes anticipated from the implementation of learnings from the in-service training include improved teaching methodologies and strategies, better classroom management routines, adherence to child protection policies, and enhanced use of technology in the classroom. Teachers were expected to incorporate these insights and tools to increase their effectiveness in the classroom, which would potentially lead to improved student outcomes and a more nurturing school environment .

The training encouraged teachers to integrate new technological tools into their teaching practices by offering workshops and sessions specifically focused on the use of Google Apps and maximizing DepEd e-mail accounts. These tools were presented as essential for adapting to the new normal, implying an emphasis on practical applications of technology that facilitate daily teaching activities and enhance virtual interactions with students .

The statement about commitment at West Rembo Elementary School reflects high expectations for educators to spend considerable time, effort, and resources with empathy and compassion. By highlighting these values during the training, it indicates that teachers are expected to be deeply dedicated to their profession, fostering an environment where students can thrive. It emphasizes dedication beyond mere teaching to embody a commitment that encompasses moral and ethical dimensions of education .

The relationship between school administration and teachers appears to be supportive and collaborative. The program's tone, which includes gratitude towards various figures from the PSDS- District I to the E-Qatame Associate, suggests a culture of appreciation and recognition. Structure-wise, having distinct roles such as coordinators, Master Teachers, and various speakers indicates an organized effort towards professional development, likely fostering an environment where teachers feel valued and empowered to contribute to school initiatives .

The 4-day School Virtual In-Service Training at West Rembo Elementary School aimed to enhance teachers' professional skills by providing them with abundant information and best practices. This included teaching strategies in reading, understanding child protection policies, learning intervention and remediation, and the effective use of DepEd e-mail and Google Apps necessary for teaching in a new normal. The program was crafted with ideal projects and programs presented by coordinators and was tailored to refresh and deepen teachers' pedagogical knowledge and classroom management skills .

WEST REMBO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
INSET CLOSING PROGRAM
Ladies and gentlemen! We have come now to the end of this 4-day School Vir
Thank you very much!
Our dedication to our work means spending not only an ample amount of our time, 
effort, resources, and
 
 

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