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Grade 10 Lesson Plan on Discrimination

The document provides a semi-detailed lesson plan for a Grade 10 English class. The lesson aims to help students identify acts of discrimination, understand characteristics for deciding how to respond to discrimination, and appreciate the lesson through active participation. Students will examine editorial cartoons and pictures depicting discrimination, discuss in groups how they would respond in those situations, and complete an activity analyzing different perspectives on a hypothetical discrimination scenario. They will then write individually about strategies for achieving personal goals and building defenses against challenges.

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Grade 10 Lesson Plan on Discrimination

The document provides a semi-detailed lesson plan for a Grade 10 English class. The lesson aims to help students identify acts of discrimination, understand characteristics for deciding how to respond to discrimination, and appreciate the lesson through active participation. Students will examine editorial cartoons and pictures depicting discrimination, discuss in groups how they would respond in those situations, and complete an activity analyzing different perspectives on a hypothetical discrimination scenario. They will then write individually about strategies for achieving personal goals and building defenses against challenges.

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  • Learning Procedure
  • Objectives
  • Subject Matter
  • Evaluation
  • Rubric for Essay Writing

PUGO CENTRAL NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL

Cares, Pugo La Union

SEMI- DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN GRADE 10


ENGLISH

July 2, 2019

I. OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson, 85% of the students are expected to:
a) Identify acts of discrimination;
b) explore characteristics in deciding to stand up against discrimination; and
c) appreciate the lesson by actively participating on the activities.

II. SUBJECT MATTER


a) Topic: DISCRIMINATION
b) Materials: chart, Pictures, meta-cards
c) Reference: Learner’s Material page 47-49
[Link]
d) Time Frame: 1hour
e) Domain: Oral Language and written Fluency

III. LEARNING PROCEDURE


a) Preliminary activities
a. Daily Routine
o Classroom Cleanliness
o Checking of Attendance
b) Motivation
- The Teacher will ask the class to work in groups all throughout the period so
learners will stay in their groups before the lesson starts.

ACTIVITY 1: EXAMINE ME!!!

A B C

- Let the students examine the editorial cartoon and the picture A, B, and C
through a power point presentation.
- Each group will be identified through color coding.

c) Analysis
After the activity, ask the following questions to the students:
Processing questions:
1. What do the editorial cartoons show? Editorial cartoon A? Editorial cartoon B?
Picture C?
2. What kind of discrimination is shown in Editorial A and B? Picture C?
3. What would you do if you were in the shoes of them?

- Entertain varied answers from the learners.

d) Abstraction
- Introduce in class the Lesson on Discrimination and the characteristics in
deciding how to about in a certain situation.

DISCRIMINATION

Is the unequal treatment provided to one or more parties on the basis of a mutual accord or some
other logical or illogical reasons.

 WHITE CAP- is the optimistic cap that sees all the positive and bright side of the
situation.
 BLACK CAP- is the pessimist cap and sees nothing but the disadvantages of the
situation.
 YELLOW CAP- is the creative cap and sees the creative and out-of-this-world side of
the situation.
 RED CAP- is the emotional cap and expresses feelings about an issue.
 BLUE CAP- is the rational cap and judges situations based on facts and obvious
evidence.

e) Application

- Students will work on their group activity.

ACTIVITY 2: CAPS LOCKED

- The students will examine the situation presented to them. Then, they will
complete the colored caps chart as part of their activity.

SITUATION: The Local tourism office of your community finally launched


your barangay as a tourism spot exclusively inviting foreign clients.
However, the office has issued a memorandum that only those who
are at least 5’7” in height for girls and 5’9” for boys could seek
employment in the tourism office. It also required applicants to have
competitive English communication skills.
CAPS YOUR RESPONSES

WHITE

BLACK

YELLOW

RED

BLUE

- Two representatives in each group will explain their responses in front.


- The Teacher will give feedback regarding their output.

f) Evaluation

WRITE! WRITE! WRITE!

- Work individually this time!

- Based on the activity, Create a personal goal for the next five years on
how you will build up defenses or strategies in achieving success.

1 whole:

 What strategies will you develop to reach your personal goals? Explain why you
chose them.

 How do I build the best defenses against challenges to achieve the best quality of
life possible for me?

- A rubric will be given as basis for learner’s written output.

This Lesson enabled me to learn _____________________________


________________________________________________________
It made me realize that ____________________________________
________________________________________________________
I, therefore, commit to _____________________________________
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________

Prepared by:

CHERISH T. PIMMAENG

Observed by:

HERMOGENES T. DIAZ
RUBRIC FOR ESSAY WRITING

CATEGORY 16-20 points 15-10 points 9-8 points 7-points

I. Content of The content The prompts are The prompts There is no evidence
the Theme of the essay distinguished and are labeled in of the prompts
goes beyond there are some the essay, but detected in the
superficial accurate are not writing.
discussion of elaborations of the explained or
the prompts prompts. supported with
and includes content.
connections
to actual
practice and
experiences

II. The Theme is The introduction, There is an There is no clear


Organization clearly body and conclusion attempt to evidence of the
of the Theme organized. are clearly evident organize ideas introduction, body
Key issues with the smooth into a logical and conclusion.
are transition of ideas sequence but
developed without a
with details smooth
to inform transition
and between ideas.
elaborate.

III. There are no There are minimal There are There are spelling/
Conventions spelling or spelling/grammatical spelling/ grammatical errors
grammar errors, (3 error grammatical interspersed
errors. words).They do not errors throughout the
interfere with the interspersed theme and
reader’s ability to throughout the interferes in the
understand the theme. ( 4 understanding the
content. errors in a content.
page)The
reader has
some difficulty
understanding
the content.

IV. Academic Style reflects Style is mostly Style reflects Style reflects
Language formal academic, 1-2 casual or fragmented,informal
academic instances of informal informal use of use of language.
writing. writing. language

Source: DEPED [Link]

PUGO CENTRAL NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL 
Cares, Pugo La Union 
 
SEMI- DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN GRADE 10 
ENGLISH
Processing questions: 
 
1. What do the editorial cartoons show? Editorial cartoon A? Editorial cartoon B? 
 
Picture C?
CAPS 
YOUR RESPONSES 
WHITE 
 
BLACK 
 
YELLOW 
 
RED 
 
BLUE 
 
 
- Two representatives in each group will explain their res
RUBRIC FOR ESSAY WRITING 
CATEGORY 
16-20 points 
15-10 points 
9-8 points 
7-points 
I. Content of 
the Theme 
The content

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