RBI Script For Science 10 - SDO AgSur

● Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan
30 MINUTE RADIO PROGRAM

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RBI FOR SCIENCE 10 QUARTER 1 MODULE 2

Plate Boundaries
Episode 1 of 1
Pat II E. Baguio
Content Developer
Iries Jane I. Concha-Calumbay

Technical Director
Francis Rex M. Dequia

Host
Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan Plate Boundaries
30 Minute Radio Program Episode 1 of 1
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1 SNEAK IN SOA PROGRAM ID
2 THEN SEGUE TO
3 INSERT VO (Innovative and dynamic learning gearing students
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towards the new normal. You’re listening to the hottest
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educational radio station in town, Radyo Agusan, Alang sa
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Kabataan)
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HOST: (INSERT SFX: “BELL RINGING”) Good day Caraga, Hello dear
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10 Grade 10 learners in Science! We are happy to lead you to
11 another day of learning with a new lesson to study. This is your
12 host, Teacher Francis and you are listening to DXGP 89.7 FM
13 Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan.

14 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE SOUND”
15 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER
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HOST: Today, we will be discussing another interesting topic with fun-
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filled learning experiences.
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HOST: But before that, make sure that you are in your most comfortable
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position. Also, I hope you have with you your self-learning module in
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24 Science 10 Make sure that the cover page has “Quarter 1 Module 2
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Plate Boundaries” indicated on it, activity notebook or paper, and, ball
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point pen.
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28 INSERT SFX: “NOTIFICATION BELL”
HOST: I hope everything is set. (PAUSE) Alright! I guess everyone is now

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1 ready and excited. I am sure we will be learning a lot today! So, let us get
2 started.
4 HOST: Our country is blessed with so many land features such as
5 mountains and volcanoes. These features are sources of different
6 minerals and can be used for agriculture and tourism purposes. For
7 example, we have the majestic and world renowned Mayon
8 Volcano.
9 INSERT SFX: “POP-UP SOUND”
10 HOST: Because of its activity, it produces fertile slopes and plains which
11 are used by the locals to grow their crops.
13 HOST: Also, found in the northeastern coast of Luzon, we have the Sierra
14 Madre mountain range.
15 INSERT SFX: “POP-UP SOUND”

16 HOST: Which is home to many endemic species of flora and fauna.
17 INSERT SFX: “BIRDS CHIRPING”
18 HOST: Have you ever wondered why our country is endowed with these
19 kinds of geologic features? Well, if your answer is YES,
20 INSERT SFX: “NOTIFICATION BELL”
21 HOST: Then this module will help you find the answer to your question.
23 Make sure to listen attentively wherever you are at this moment.
25 HOST: Before we finally proceed to our new topic, I will give you 3
26 questions to assess your understanding of our previous lesson. I will
read the questions and choices twice and you will be given 5

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1 seconds to write the best answer on your paper.
3 HOST: First question. What do you call the rigid sections of the lithosphere
4 that move as a unit? a. plate (pause) b. trench (pause) c. fault and
5 d. rocks
6 REPEAT first question..
7 HOST: If your answer is letter a then you got the correct answer.
8 HOST: Second question. How many major tectonic plates are there in
9 earth? A.6 (pause) b. 7 (pause) c. 8 and d. 9.
10 REPEAT second question

11 HOST: If your answer is 7 or letter b, then you got it right. For the third and
12 last question, you just have to write letter t if the statement is true
13 and f if false. The plates are gradually moving, as plates move,
14 majority of the formation of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and
15 mountain ranges are happening along the plate boundaries.
16 REPEAT the statement
17 HOST: If your answer is letter T, then you got it right. (insert clap sound)
19 Host: I hope you understand well our previous topic since it has something
20 to do with our lesson this morning. If in case you still have question or
21 clarification about our topic, feel free to message me with the contact
22 number and messenger account that I have given to you and your
23 parents or guardians.
25 HOST: This time, let us have basic hand movement activity. There will be
26 three different sets of instructions that I will be telling you. Put down

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1 everything that you are holding and just follow what I will be saying. I
2 hope you are now ready. (PAUSE) Let’s begin.
3 INSERT SFX: “BOXING BELL”
4 HOST: For the first movement, move your hands towards each other with
5 palms facing down. (Insert vernacular adlib)
6 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE”

7 Now let us do the second movement.
8 INSERT SFX: “BOXING BELL”
9 HOST: For our second movement, put your hands together as our starting
10 position with your palms facing down. Then slowly move your hands
11 apart. (insert vernacular adlib)
12 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE” Now let us do the final movement.
13 HOST: This time put your hands side-to-side as our starting position with
14 your palms facing down. Then slowly move one hand forward, and
15 backward for the other hand. Do this to your hands at the same
16 time as if they are sliding past each other. (Insert vernacular adlib)
17 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE”
19 HOST: Do not forget these simple moves because it will help you
20 remember the lesson you will learn today. I hope that is clear grade
21 10 learners
23 HOST: The movements we have just done are somehow similar to the
24 movements of the cars on a busy road. I know some of you have
25 been to a busy street with a lot of vehicles on their way and have
26 seen them moving in different directions. (PAUSE) Some cars move

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1 toward each other, some cars move away from each other, and other
2 cars move side by side on a heavy traffic day.

4 HOST: These situations can help illustrate our lesson for today which has
5 something to do with our previous lesson on Plate Tectonics.
7 HOST: Some of the most dramatic changes in the earth’s crust like
8 mountain ranges, new islands and earthquakes occur along
9 plate boundaries, and along these boundaries are geological
10 events happening. So, for today’s lesson we will discuss the
11 different types of plate boundaries.
13 HOST: Grade 10 learners, kindly turn to page four of your module and
14 try to examine the map of plate boundaries on figure one.
16 HOST: The arrows on the map tells the direction of movement of each
17 plate. Each plate is slowly moving relative to each other, causing
18 geologic events to happen along their boundaries.
20 HOST: With all that’s said, I know you now have your questions popping
21 out on your minds.
23 HOST: What are the different types of plate boundaries? (PAUSE) What
24 other geologic events could be formed by these types of plate
25 boundaries? (PAUSE)

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1 HOST: I know you have been trapped by these questions. But let us have
2 first an activity. Look for “What’s In” on your module on pages four
3 to five. (PAUSE) There you can see a crossword puzzle about plate
4 tectonics. I will give you three seconds to think and finalize your
5 answer for each item. Okay, let us begin.
7 HOST: Let us go down first on the puzzle. For question number one
8 downwards, it is a break in a rock along which movement has
9 occurred. Three seconds, go!
10 INSERT TIMER SFX
11 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) FAULT!
13 HOST: For question number two downward, the earth’s crust that is
14 thinner but denser. Three seconds, go!
15 INSERT TIMER SFX
16 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) OCEANIC CRUST!
18 HOST: For question number three downward, Mount Pinatubo is an
19 example of . Three seconds, go!
20 INSERT TIMER SFX
21 RADIO TEACHER: The answer is… (PAUSE) VOLCANO!
22 BIZ: MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER
23 RADIO TEACHER: For question number four across, it is the outermost rigid
24 layer of the earth consists of the crust and upper mantle. Three
25 seconds, go!

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1 INSERT TIMER SFX
2 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) LITHOSPHERE!
4 HOST: For question number five across, it is also known as borderline.
5 Three seconds, go!
6 INSERT TIMER SFX
7 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) BOUNDARY!
8 BIZ: MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER
9 HOST: We are now halfway before we can complete our crossword
10 puzzle. Ears up for question number six downward, these are the
11 molten rocks inside the earth. Three seconds, go!
12 INSERT TIMER SFX
13 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) MAGMA!
15 HOST: Let us have question number seven across, the movement of
16 lithospheric plates. Three seconds, go!
17 INSERT TIMER SFX
18 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) PLATE TECTONIC!

20 RADIO TEACHER: Let us have question number eight downward, the
21 innermost layer of the earth. Three seconds, go!
22 INSERT TIMER SFX
23 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) CORE!
25 HOST: We are now down to our second to the last question. For question
26 number nine across, it is the vibration of the Earth due to the
release

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1 of tremendous energy. Three seconds, go!
2 INSERT TIMER SFX
3 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) EARTHQUAKE!
5 HOST: For question number ten across, it is the outermost layer of the earth
6 before the mantle.
7 INSERT TIMER SFX
8 HOST: The answer is… (PAUSE) CRUST!
9 INSERT APPLAUSE SFX
10 HOST: Expect more activities to come up your way as we proceed to our
11 next part of our lesson after this short reminder.
13 HOST: Plate boundaries are the lines at the edges of the different pieces
14 of the lithosphere. Lithospheric plates are moving due to the convection

15 current in the Earth’s interior. The lithosphere is made of the crust and the
16 upper mantle. There are two types of crusts; the continental crust which is
17 thicker but less dense, and the oceanic crust, which is thinner and denser.
18 Again, we have two types of crust; first is the thicker but less dense
19 continental crust and the other one is the thinner but denser oceanic
20 crust.
22 HOST: According to the Plate Tectonic Theory, the earth’s lithosphere is
23 consisting of the crust and upper mantle that move slowly and constantly
24 over time. This movement causes the formation of plate boundaries
25 namely: convergent (PAUSE), divergent (PAUSE), and transform fault
26 boundary. I repeat, the three plate boundaries are the convergent,
divergent, and transform fault boundary.

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2 HOST: Let us talk first about convergent plate boundaries (PAUSE).
3 When two tectonic plates move toward each other and collide,they
4 form a convergent plate boundary or also known as destructive
5 plate boundary. Do you still remember the hand movement I let you
6 demonstrate first? That was how a convergent boundary moves. As
7 two plates collide, a collision zone is created. There are three major
8 types of convergent plate boundaries. First, is the continental-
9 continental convergence. This occurs when two continental crusts

10 collide. They buckle and thicken that causes the formation of
11 mountains. Second, is the continental-oceanic collision. When a
12 plate of oceanic crust collides to the continental crust, it subducts or
13 erodes underneath the continental crust, since the oceanic crust is
14 denser than the continental crust. The magma from the melted
15 oceanic crust rises to the surface resulting to volcanoes along the
16 boundary. Lastly, is the oceanic-oceanic collision. It occurs when the
17 older oceanic plate subducts under the younger oceanic plate
18 resulting to melting of the crust and creates an island arc, a long
19 chain of active volcanoes with intense seismic activity. Again, we
20 have three types of convergent collisions; the continental-to-
21 continental convergence, the continental to oceanic convergence,
22 and the oceanic-to-oceanic convergence. (Insert Vernacular adlib)
24 HOST: The second type of plate boundary is the divergent plate boundary
25 (PAUSE). This is when two plates move away from each other. It is
26 also known as a constructive plate boundary.

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1 The second hand movement I let you did on the first part was a
2 simulation of divergent boundary. As two plates move apart, it
3 creates a zone of tension and form a gap where molten materials
4 will emerge and solidify forming geologic features such as
5 volcanoes. The separation allows the asthenosphere to rise towards

6 the surface. The most active divergent plate boundaries occur
7 between oceanic plate and this allows for the creation of new
8 ocean floors and mid-ocean ridges. (Insert vernacular adlib)
10 HOST: The last is the Transform Fault Plate boundary. It is also known as
11 conservative margins. The plates of this boundary slide past each
12 other in a horizontal manner. One great simulation I let you do about
13 this boundary was the last hand movement. In this type of plate
14 boundary, no plate margins are being destroyed or formed, rather it
15 forms mostly the shaking of the ground as earthquakes. Most
16 transform faults are found in the ocean basin and connect in the
17 mid-ocean ridges. Generally, they do not form magma unlike other
18 plate boundaries. The San Andreas Fault in California is an example
19 of a transform Plate boundary. (Insert vernacular adlib)
21 HOST: So, those are the essential things you need to know about our
22 topic this morning. And to sum it up, let me ask you some questions
23 before we proceed to the next part of our lesson. I hope you are
24 ready (PAUSE)
26 HOST: What are the three types of plate boundaries? (PAUSE) We have

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1 convergent (PAUSE), divergent (PAUSE), and transform fault boundary.
3 HOST: What are the factors that differ among the three types of plate
4 boundaries? (PAUSE) Great! It is their relative motion (PAUSE),
5 direction (PAUSE), and the geologic features or events formed. It
6 seems that you already have absorbed mostly all of the information
7 we have discussed earlier. By that, I want to give you a virtual,
8 booming round of applause.
9 INSERT APPLAUSE SFX
10 HOST: And that is a wrap for the discussion part of our lesson this morning.
11 I hope you all understood and make sure you will remember the
12 concepts I have given so you could do well in your learning activity
13 after this short break.
14 BIZ: INSERT PLUG (CUE IN: XXXXXX THEN CUE OUT: XXXXXX)
15 BIZ: PLAY FIGHT SONG- SHORT VERSION (CUE IN: XXXXXX THEN CUE OUT:
16 XXXXXX)
18 HOST: I am back and you are still tuned in to Radyo Agusan Alang sa
19 Kabataan! (PAUSE) I hope everyone is still listening and kicking.
21 HOST: All right! Students, use once more your activity notebook and
22 ballpen. Don’t forget to write today’s date. Today is __________.
23 Include the module number as well. This is our quiz for Module 2.
24 Please be ready.
26 HOST: Turn your module to pages eight to nine. Look for “What’s More”.
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1 This is an enrichment activity. Study the Map of the Tectonic plates and
2 identify what type of plate boundaries exist on the major tectonic
3 plates of the world. Answer directly by choosing the correct item
4 inside the parentheses. Again, answer directly and write it on your
5 activity notebook you are given 3 seconds to write your answer..
6 Let’s get your brain cells working!
8 HOST: Question number one. Pacific Plate and Nazca Plate form
9 (convergent, divergent) boundary.
11 HOST: Question number two. San Andreas Fault is a transform fault
12 boundary found in (South American Plate, North American Plate).
14 HOST: Question number three. Philippine Plate moves toward (Australian
15 Plate, Eurasian Plate) at a convergent boundary.
17 HOST: Question number four. (Convergent, Divergent) is the type of
18 boundary between Australian Plate and African Plate.
20 HOST: Question number five. The type of boundary between Pacific Plate
21 and Antarctic Plate is (convergent, divergent) boundary.

23 HOST: Let’s check your understanding of today’s lesson. (PAUSE) All right! I
24 will now reveal the answers.
26 HOST: For number one, the correct answer is Divergent. For number two,
the

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1 the answer is North American Plate. Answer for number three is Eurasian
2 Plate. For number four, the correct answer is Divergent. And lastly for
3 number five, it is still Divergent. Now, count your scores!
5 HOST: How many items did you get correctly? (PAUSE) Congratulations for
6 doing your best!
7 (INSERT APPLAUSE SFX).
9 HOST: If you have questions or clarifications, you may text or call me with
10 my cellphone number or chat me on the messenger account I have
11 given to you and your parents or guardians.
13 HOST: Plus, don’t forget to study in advance our lesson for the next
14 episode which is: Processes and Landforms along Plate Boundaries.
16 HOST: If you already have your next module with you, you may scan the
pages in advance to know if there are activities that need to be

17 done in advance.
19 HOST: And we are done with today’s episode. Before we say goodbye,
20 please don’t forget to wash your hands after handling your module,
21 activity notebook, and pen. Let us stay safe in this pandemic. This
22 has been Teacher Francis Rex Dequia, your radio teacher in Science
23 saying, “Learning does not stop in times of crisis.
24 You just have to believe that your dreams will never be cancelled,
25

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1 they are just on hold.”
2 HOST: Till next episode! God bless us all.
3
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● Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan

30 MINUTE RADIO PROGRAM

RBI FOR SCIENCE 10 QUARTER 1 MODULE 2

Iries Jane I. Concha-Calumbay

Francis Rex M. Dequia

10 Grade 10 learners in Science! We are happy to lead you to

11 another day of learning with a new lesson to study. This is your

12 host, Teacher Francis and you are listening to DXGP 89.7 FM

13 Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan.

29 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

HOST: I hope everything is set. (PAUSE) Alright! I guess everyone is now

Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan Plate Boundaries

3 MSC UP FOR 5 SECONDS AND UNDER

4 HOST: Our country is blessed with so many land features such as

5 mountains and volcanoes. These features are sources of different

7 example, we have the majestic and world renowned Mayon

9 INSERT SFX: “POP-UP SOUND”

11 are used by the locals to grow their crops.

12 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

14 Madre mountain range.

15 INSERT SFX: “POP-UP SOUND”

17 INSERT SFX: “BIRDS CHIRPING”

19 kinds of geologic features? Well, if your answer is YES,

20 INSERT SFX: “NOTIFICATION BELL”

22 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

23 Make sure to listen attentively wherever you are at this moment.

24 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

26 questions to assess your understanding of our previous lesson. I will

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2 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

4 that move as a unit? a. plate (pause) b. trench (pause) c. fault and

6 REPEAT first question..

9 earth? A.6 (pause) b. 7 (pause) c. 8 and d. 9.

10 REPEAT second question

13 and f if false. The plates are gradually moving, as plates move,

14 majority of the formation of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and

15 mountain ranges are happening along the plate boundaries.

16 REPEAT the statement

18 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

24 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER

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2 hope you are now ready. (PAUSE) Let’s begin.

3 INSERT SFX: “BOXING BELL”

5 palms facing down. (Insert vernacular adlib)

6 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE”

8 INSERT SFX: “BOXING BELL”

11 apart. (insert vernacular adlib)

12 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE” Now let us do the final movement.

17 INSERT SFX: “APPLAUSE”

18 MSC UP FOR 5 SECONDS AND UNDER

22 MSC UP FOR 5 SECONDS AND UNDER

24 movements of the cars on a busy road. I know some of you have

26 seen them moving in different directions. (PAUSE) Some cars move

Radyo Agusan, Alang sa Kabataan Plate Boundaries

2 cars move side by side on a heavy traffic day.

5 something to do with our previous lesson on Plate Tectonics.

6 MSC UP FOR 5 SECONDS AND UNDER

8 mountain ranges, new islands and earthquakes occur along

9 plate boundaries, and along these boundaries are geological

10 events happening. So, for today’s lesson we will discuss the

11 different types of plate boundaries.

12 MSC UP FOR 3 SECONDS AND UNDER