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    The author was involved in several school committees that helped students learn important organizational skills. As chairman of the school's sounds committee, the author helped teach students how to set up equipment for events. As a member of the program committee, the author contributed to ensuring school events supported student learning. The author also served on the physical arrangement committee for a festival, where students learned how to organize physical spaces and themselves. The author believes community involvement through these committees is important for teaching students organizational skills that will benefit them.

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    The author was involved in several school committees that helped students learn important organizational skills. As chairman of the school's sounds committee, the author helped teach students how to set up equipment for events. As a member of the program committee, the author contributed to ensuring school events supported student learning. The author also served on the physical arrangement committee for a festival, where students learned how to organize physical spaces and themselves. The author believes community involvement through these committees is important for teaching students organizational skills that will benefit them.

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    Annotation On Community Involvement

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    The author was involved in several school committees that helped students learn important organizational skills. As chairman of the school's sounds committee, the author helped teach students how to set up equipment for events. As a member of the program committee, the author contributed to ensuring school events supported student learning. The author also served on the physical arrangement committee for a festival, where students learned how to organize physical spaces and themselves. The author believes community involvement through these committees is important for teaching students organizational skills that will benefit them.

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    Annotation on Community Involvement

    School & Division Level

    I was assigned as the chairman of the sounds in the school and also a member of program
    committee. This committee contributed the learning process in which the pupils should be teach
    the different committees during any events so that they will know how to do it.
    I was also the physical arrangement committee during the DFOT ( Division Festival of
    Talents ) held at Daanbantayan Cultural Center, Daanbantayan, Cebu. This committee help the
    learning process let us teach the pupils how to organized not only the physical arrangement but
    also their physical aspects such as: organized the things in their room organized the things inside
    their bags and so many more. That’s why it is very important to be organized and every activities
    should be aligned and should be needed by the pupils.

    Annotation on Community Involvement


    Television-based Instruction

    I was once an editor during the modular days we are the editor in the Television-based instructions
    we secured that the learnings that will come out in television has a correct flow and should aligned
    with the MELC. We carefully make it for the betterment of the pupils who are watching the DepEd
    TV.

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