WHERE:
The 4th group’s setting of performance will be around the town of
Paniqui, as we will be testing the honesty of our fellow
Paniquenians.
WHAT KIND OF SOCIAL EXPERIMENT:
•Money Drop Test
•Acting Lost Test
Our group will be testing our fellow citizens’ honest morality
and respect for their neighbors’ time of need and struggle. We
are well aware of everyone’s struggles, silent wars internally,
whether their problems are loud or hushed. This social experiment
serves to test the limitations of the subjects’ immunity to
temptations, especially those that seem to be answers to their
problems.
WHAT WILL YOU DO/PLAN:
For our ‘Money Drop Test’, we will be playing the role of an
innocent individual who will intentionally drop his/her money in
front of our target subject, testing their denial of temptation.
This play will be repeated in front of different age groups: an
elementary student, a high schooler, and an adult.
Meanwhile, for our ‘Acting Lost Test’, we will be observing how
randomized strangers would respond to a high schooler who is lost
and asking for help and directions.
ACTORS:
•Money Drop Test
Rio Panlilio
Christine Macaraeg
Franceska Serrano
Jairus Madamba
•Acting Lost Test
Isela Ofrecio
Rhianna Granadozin
Jose Fernandez
VIDEOGRAPHERS:
Bheansay Banag
Kylie Bisda
Kirsten Del Mundo
Carl Furio
Lara Wong
DIRECTOR:
Jairus Raffaele T. Madamba
Social Experiment
for Christian Living Education Performance Task
(Second Quarter PeTa)
Submitted to:
Mr. John Michael Taruc
Submitted by:
Group #3
Banag, Bheansay A.
Bisda, Althea S.
Del Mundo, Kirsten T.
Fernandez, Jose T.
Furio, Carl B.
Granadozin, Rhianna O.
Macaraeg, Christine P.
Madamba, Jairus T. - LEADER
Ofrecio, Isela A.
Panlilio, Rio
Serrano, Franceska R.
Wong, Lara E.
*while walking home* Hi, hello, Jimeh! This is me, your one and only ‘Aysela’
Ofrecio, sharing my daily routine every after-class dismissal as a student of St.
Rose Catholic School.
(out of vehicle)
(take shoes off)
(put bags down)
As we all know, our class ends on 4:20 in the afternoon. And since I still wait for
my 5th-grade sister at the elementary campus, we often get back home around
quarter to 5.
(washing of hands; fast forward)
First and foremost, washing your hands after roaming outside will always be a
hygienic practice.
Personally, I prefer taking a bath right after I get back home after a long day, it
helps me freshen up a bit. And of course, para na rin malinis ang kung ano mang
germs ang dumikit.
(take a bath)
(after a bath)
*after dressed up* Ayan, dahil I’m already dressed up, matutulog na po ako.
‘De joke lang, requirements have me in a chokehold to even a proper 8-hour sleep.
(eat; fast forward)
*while washing hands* Now that I’ve finished eating dinner, I’ve got to have a
bonding time with my endless requirements nanaman.
*while applying face mask* But first, I have this facial kimi that I use twice or
thrice a week for fifteen minutes while doing my tasks.
(prepare desk, laptop, pens, and paper)
*while typing* Now is the time for story time! Among my closest friends inside
the classroom, I’ve always observed how we all share similar struggles regarding
school. Most of us struggle with procrastination. Dahil konting kibot, cellphone
ang hawak.
Frankly, I suffer with my bad habits with my time management din. And
sometimes, I can’t even control myself anymore from prioritizing matters that
shouldn’t be prioritized in the first place.
As someone heavily familiar with the concern, personally, talagang marami rin
akong entertainment na pinagkakaabalahan. And most of the time, I can’t consider
my day complete without having at least a portion of a moment spent in allocation
to that activity. Tulad na lamang ng pagscroll endlessly to my multiple accounts sa
kung saan-saang mga media platforms, and the like.
However, as I’ve gotten pretty bombarded lately, I’ve come to realize na…
(plays phone) Teka, mamaya na iyan. I’ve done enough for the day, I deserve rest.
(background) Hey, aren’t you filming a vlog? What are you doing?
(reply) Oh, right, yeah, Forgot about that. AS I was saying,
it really is more advantageous if I prioritize my requirements first before wasting
my time on my own entertainment. That way, matatapos ko nang mabilisan the
tasks I’m obliged to finish, and in the end, after completing them, I’m left with a
ridiculous amount of time to do whatever I still can in those remaining moments ng
Kalayaan.
Additionally, whilst I’m on my ‘free time’, I no longer have any other worries
bugging my mind since tinapos ko nan ga earlier.
And that is how I persuade my easily sidetracked mind to comply and focus on
what needs to be passed.
*sound of alarm* oh, wait, time’s up for my clay mask. Just in time, katatapos ko
lang ng assignments ko.
(while washing face)
Every one of us has our own struggles and silent battles we never talk about to
anyone. And that’s completely fine, as long as, of course, your well-being’s
completely fine rin. However, self-consciousness should we bear in mind. And of
course, vice versa: don’t overwork yourself; your body needs rest, too.
Overexerting would lead your body weaken. That way, mas lalo mong ‘di
magagampanan ang iyong mga responsibilidad.
*while brushing teeth* Once more, this is your Isela Ofrecio, who just shared a
glimpse of what I do every after class as a high grade 10 student. Until next time,
Rosalimans! And to my lovable, slayable, fantastic, rowdy Jimeh, good night!