Emcee Script for SEL ORIENTATION and WORKSHOP

Parts of ACTIVITY Emcee

Program
Call to Order We’d like to acknowledge the presence of our honorable guests.

Good morning, teachers. We are about to begin our Opening Program

so please find a seat and make yourself comfortable. Thank you.

Introduction To our proficient and dedicated school principal IV of HULO

INTEGRATED SCHOOL, Dr. Efren S. Consemino.

To our very own hands-on Public Schools District Supervisor in-

charge, Dr. Jean B. Castrence.

To our diligent assistant to the principal in Elementary, Secondary and

for Operations and Learner Support, Mr. John Larry B. Caruruan, Mr.
Franklin F. Fabreag and Mr. Randy F. Tilbe.

and to all my fellow teachers in Hulo Integrated School, GOOD

MORNING!!! And Welcome to our SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
LEARNING ORIENTATION AND WORKSHOP.

Our seminar for today will surely give us a lot of learnings from the
topic that will be shared to us by our talented and hardworking SEL
PROPONENTS. I am hoping you will find this morning’s seminar to
be fruitful and engaging.

Preliminaries Now, to officially open our program, l would like to invite everyone to
please stand up straight for the singing of NATIONAL Anthem/SONG
to be followed by a prayer through a multimedia presentation.

Energizer To keep us alive all throughout this morning, let’s all watch and dance
for our ENERGIZER.

Thank you so much teachers!

Opening To kick-off this morning’s program and to give us the opening remarks,
Remarks it is my distinct privilege to introduce to you, our honorable school
principal, Dr. Efren S. Consemino.

Let’s give him a round of applause!

Thank you, Sir Efren for that (very energetic/ heartwarming) opening
message.

Inspirational At this time let us listen to an inspirational message to be given to us by

Message our PSDS in charge, Dr. Jean B. Castrence.

Let’s give her a round of applause!

Thank you so much Doc Jean!

Orientation At this juncture, it is time for our SEL PROPONENTS to discuss what
Proper SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING is.

This workshop consists of 3 sessions. The first two sessions provide

teachers an orientation to SEL or SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING

its Fundamentals of SEL to be discussed to us by Ma’am

Hyasmine Cabarrubias,
SEL Framework by Ma’am Charmaine Baluyot,
Growth Mindset School Based SEL by Ma’am Joji Hubahib,
the Presentation of School Road Map/ Action Plan by Ma’am
Maribeth Acuna and;
Instructional Planning by Ma’am Elvie Barnuevo.

The third session, this afternoon, will help teachers to create a lesson
plan focused on achieving the learning outcomes from the framework
and addressing the learning standards.

without further ado, may we call on our first speaker Ma’am Hyasmine
Cabarrubias for the discussion about Fundamentals of SEL.

Ma’am?

After the 1st Thank you, SEL PROPONENTS, for the insightful presentation.
and 2nd Part of
Orientation

Lunch Teachers, it's already 12nn and it's time for us to have lunch together. I
Announcement would like to inform you that our lunch break is from 12 - 1 pm. It will
/ be a great pleasure to have you return to this room on time. Please
Outro enjoy your lunch.

After Lunch Good afternoon, everyone and Mabuhay!

Intro
We are currently attending the last leg of the SEL ORIENTATION
and WORKSHOP. We are hopeful that you had your fill of a
sumptuous lunch, indulged yourselves in a quick chat with your
workmates and pampered yourselves with a 10-minute power nap
before our last session. Given those indulgences, let us be all ears and
be cooperative as we are delivered with a topic on

Integrating SEL with Routine and Academic Areas and;

Pretest-Proctor Orientation
by Ma’am Elvie Barnuevo and Ma’am Charmaine Baluyot

At this moment, may we call on our speaker for this afternoon, Ma’am
Elvie Barnuevo for the discussion about Integrating SEL with Routine
and Academic Areas.

Ma’am?

After the 3rd Thank you, Ma’am Elvie and Ma’am Charmaine, for an interesting talk
part of the about SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING (SEL).
session

Closing To formally close our enriching SEL ORIENTATION and

Remarks WORKSHOP, we shall be graced by an endearing message from our
ASTP in Junior High School, Mr. Franklin F. Fabreag.

Sir?

Thank you, Sir Frank!

OUTRO
I would like to share to
them a quote from
Abigail Adams the wife
of the late
President of the United
States of America John
Adams, she said
“LEARNING IS NOT
ATTAINED BY
CHANCE, IT MUST
BE SOUGHT FOR
WITH ARDOR AND
ATTENDED TO
WITH DILIGENCE.”
It means that
talent and luck might
happen to you by
chance, but learning is
a skill and practice that
anyone can
accomplish with
diligence.
EMCEE 1: That is
right, partner. Thank
you everyone. I hope
the we will bring with
us the knowledge and
skills we gained to our
students and prove to
them that this world is
a better place to live in
if we only
apply our learnings in a
good way
I would like to share to
them a quote from
Abigail Adams the wife
of the late
President of the United
States of America John
Adams, she said
“LEARNING IS NOT
ATTAINED BY
CHANCE, IT MUST
BE SOUGHT FOR
WITH ARDOR AND
ATTENDED TO
WITH DILIGENCE.”
It means that
talent and luck might
happen to you by
chance, but learning is
a skill and practice that
anyone can
accomplish with
diligence.
EMCEE 1: That is
right, partner. Thank
you everyone. I hope
the we will bring with
us the knowledge and
skills we gained to our
students and prove to
them that this world is
a better place to live in
if we only
apply our learnings in a
good way
Before we end our orientation and workshop for today, I would like to
share a quote from Abigail Adams the wife of the late President of the
United States of America John Adams, she said “LEARNING IS NOT
ATTAINED BY CHANCE, IT MUST BE SOUGHT FOR WITH
ARDOR AND ATTENDED TO WITH DILIGENCE.”

It means that talent and luck might happen to you by chance, but
learning is a skill and practice that anyone can accomplish with
diligence.

Thank you everyone. I hope that we will bring with us the knowledge
and skills we gained to our students and prove to them that this world is
a better place to live in if we only apply our learnings in a good way.