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CERTIFICATE OF ORIGINALITY

This is to certify that this video production is an outcome of my/our own independent and creative
work. The content and materials used are free from infringement with proper authorization and
attribution. For borrowed materials substantively used like illustrations/images, music and video,
permission was sought from the copyright owner or author for its use. To the best of my knowledge
and belief, it contains no material previously published.

Name of Author(s) and Signature:

: GLENN C. GARCE , _________________

Title of the Video: Beneficial Interactions Among Living Things


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Title of the Video: Beneficial Interactions Among Living Things

The author/s hereby transfer all copyright in and to the video named above in all forms and media,
now or hereafter known, to the Science Education Institute Department of Science and Technology
effective if and when the video is accepted for publication in the STAR Channel, e-star.ph and SEI
website. The authors reserve all propriety right other that copyright, such as patent rights.

Everyone who is listed as an author in this video should have made a substantial, direct, intellectual
contribution to the work and should take public responsibility for it.

This paper contains works that have not previously published or not under consideration for
publication in other platforms.

Name of Author(s) and Signature:

: GLENN C. GARCE , _________________

Date: 8/4/2021
Please state you answers on how the video addresses the following major areas of concern:

a) Contextualization

This video lesson addresses not only what student should learn about the
Beneficial Interactions Among Living Things, but they were able to engage to
the lesson because it is interactive and create real images on their minds about
the lesson.

b) Gender sensitivity

The video lesson created is for all ages to learn what are organisms that have
Beneficial Interactions Among Living Things

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