Tips on how to write a good script when doing audio lessons.

1. Audio

2. Audio-Based Instruction
Title:
Topic:
Format: (Audio-Based Instruction)
Length: (time)
Scriptwriter:
Objective: (Use the MELCS)
Preliminary Format (School On the Air)

3. Audio-Based Instruction
Sample SOA format for a 30-minute lesson
Program Opening (Intro) 1 minute
Feedback Portion 5 minutes
Review of Previous Lesson 5 minutes
Musical Break 2-3 minutes
Lecture for the Day 10 minutes
Brief Review of the Day’s Lesson 3 minutes
Announcement/Reminders 2 minutes
Closing (Extro) 1 minute

4. Audio-Based Instruction
1. Scriptwriter
2. Sound Editor
3. Technician/technical director
4. Talents
-Radio teacher
-Dramatists
5. Director
People Involved

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YOUR ROLES

6. Audio-Based Instruction
1. Use simple words. Write for the ears.
2. Use vivid and specific words. Provide the
details .
3. Use simple sentences.
4. Be conversational.
Tips in Writing

7. Audio-Based Instruction
Functions of Audio
● Entertain
● Inform
● Educate

8. Audio-Based Instruction
Rules to Remember
● Do not abbreviate
● Spell out numbers
● Round off figures

9. Audio-Based Instruction
Tips – Let’s try this out!
MISS PHILIPPINES EARTH HAILED IMELDA BAUTISTA
SCHWEIGHHART (SQUAYK-HART).
MISS UNIVERSE PIA WURTZBACK (WURSH-BACK)
MORE THAN ONE MILLION (Instead of 1,000,278)
THE NUMBER TO DIAL IS 0-9-1-7-8-7-7-7-8-0
DOH (D-O-H)

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TIPS:
1. CONTEXTUALIZE
and LOCALIZE
- make use of the learners’
local environment to make
the learning more meaningful

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TIPS:
2. ENCOURAGE
INVOLVEMENT
- involve parents, guardians,
community leaders, and other
stakeholders in your storyline

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TIPS:
3. CREATIVITY is a KEY
- creativity is really vital
- it’s in the hands of the
writers if they can sustain the
interest of the learners