Grade 8 MAPEH Health Lesson Plan
Grade 8 MAPEH Health Lesson Plan
Department of Education
National Capital Region
Schools Division of Pasig City
San Joaquin-Kalawaan High School
Human sexuality has four dimensions: physical, identity. They teach you about love,
emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. Each kindness, and humility.
dimension has its own characteristics and b. Culture. Cultural background can
functions that contribute to one's sexual health affect your values regarding
and happiness. sexuality. Sexual identities and
- The physical dimension of human orientations, the contents of sexual
sexuality refers to one's body, sex behavior, and the social
characteristics, hormones, sexual response, consequences of these behaviors
and sexual behavior. It involves the sensations, vary largely across cultural
pleasures, and risks associated with sexual contexts.
activity. It also includes one's sexual c. Peers. Like your family, your friends
orientation, which is the attraction or can also have an important impact
preference for people of the same, opposite, or on your views on human sexuality.
multiple genders. d. Media. Media plays a significant
- The emotional dimension of human role in your lives as you regularly
sexuality refers to one's feelings, emotions, watch television, listen to radio,
attitudes, and values about sexuality. It search the internet, read
involves the expression and communication of newspapers, etc.
love, intimacy, affection, and trust. It also
includes one's self-esteem, self-confidence, and
self-respect, which affect one's sexual choices
and relationships.
- The intellectual dimension of human
sexuality refers to one's thoughts, knowledge,
understanding, and curiosity about sexuality. It
involves the acquisition and application of
accurate and reliable information and skills on
sexual health and rights. It also includes one's
critical thinking, decision making, and problem-
solving abilities, which help one cope with
sexual challenges and opportunities.
- The spiritual dimension of human
sexuality refers to one's beliefs, values, and
meanings about sexuality in relation to a higher
power or purpose. It involves the connection
and harmony between one's sexuality and
spirituality. It also includes one's moral and
ethical principles, which guide one's sexual
behavior and responsibility.
E. Activities Ask each group to Ask the students to write a 10-sentences Activity #1
present their case reflection paper (MAPEH notebook) on how they Divide the class into four groups and assign
study analysis to can enhance or improve each dimension of each group a scenario that depicts a situation
the class using flip their human sexuality. involving personal health attitude and sexual
chart paper and behavior (e.g., peer pressure, consent,
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F. Valuing Guide Questions: Guide Questions: Ask the students to express this change by
Does knowing How should one deal with human completing the phrases:
your gender and sexuality issues to promote a healthy
gender role help family? 1. After learning these topics on...
you in shaping Why is human sexuality important? 2. I am now convinced that...
your personality 3. As a responsible adolescent, I will...
today?
Why is it
important to
know our gender Thoughts to ponder: Thoughts to ponder:
role based on
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San Joaquin-Kalawaan High School
Thoughts to
ponder:
I. Assignment Ask the students to Ask the students to research a human sexuality Ask students to interview at least two (2)
write a reflection topic of their interest and prepare a poster that people (in the community) about their insights
paper on what they presents their findings. and ideas on the influence of family, culture,
learned from the peers and media in shaping one’s sexuality and
lesson. The sexual behavior.
reflection paper Write the answers in your activity notebook.
should include the Note: Always observe health protocols in doing
following points: this activity.
- A summary of Guide questions for interview:
the main concepts 1. What significant role does your family play in
and information shaping your personality?
covered in the 2. How do your peers affect your values
lesson regarding human sexuality?
- A personal 3. Why do media influence you especially on
reaction or opinion decision-making about one’s
on the topic of personality?
sexuality and its
dimensions,
factors, and
importance
Remarks
Reflections
a. No. of learners who earned 80% in
the evaluation
b. No. of learners who require additional
activities for remediation who scored
below 80%
c. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of
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San Joaquin-Kalawaan High School
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The teacher will explain: ask the students to fill in the graphic
Family starts a single life made through organizer above about the importance of
love, affection, and sexual intimacy sexuality in their family health.
which contribute to healthy relationship
and individual well-being. Family helps
define sexuality as an integral part of
being human.
Sexuality is important to the welfare of
family as this aspect provides the
needed bonding and warmth for couples.
This, in turn, can provide a joyful and
contented family.
Family is the foundation of social life for
most Filipinos. Observing one's duties
and responsibilities is important to
correctly respect others and to ensure
harmony among family members.
H. Establishing the The teacher will show a
purpose for the diagram showing health
lesson attitudes that can influence
sexual behavior.
values as a person?
I. Presentation Presentation: Show the Presentation: Show the PowerPoint Presentation: Show the PowerPoint
/Lesson proper PowerPoint presentation on: presentation on: presentation on:
[Link] Behavior Standards 1. Identity Crisis
are behaviors that have 2. Signs of an Identity Crisis
come to be accepted by 3. Sexual Identity and Sexual Behaviors
society. 4. Sexual Identities
[Link] Standard on Morality 5. Premarital Sex
The teacher will show short video clips of the
above-mentioned topics
J. Activities Activity #1: Give your Activity #1. Make Reading a Habit
Thoughts! Directions. Read and reflect the article
In your activity notebook, below.
answer the following
questions:
1. What is your stand on
double standard of morality?
2. How can we possibly
eliminate the double standard
of morality?
Activity #2
Let’s Talk! What lesson/s did you learn from the
Virgin – is a person who has selection?
not had sexual interaction. Do you know how to express
Virginity – clean, spotless affection to your loved ones?
never been having experience How do you do it?
of sexual intercourse Express yourself. Questions:
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Write a short essay about this story 1. How did you find the activity?
in your activity notebook. 2. Did it help you in knowing your identity
very well?
Activity #2 3. Have you ever thought of changing the
qualities and identities you have written in
the diagram? Why?
Activity #3
II. Assignment Write an essay about how sexuality Make a three to five minutes video blog on
affects your family health. Remember to No to Premarital Sex and for those who don’t
enumerate the roles and responsibilities have social media you will create an essay.
of each member in your family (Father, Below are guide questions to accomplish the
Mother, Siblings). Emphasize the activity.
importance of each role in maintaining As a youngster, what are you going to do
on how family health affects your to prevent these things to happen?
sexuality. Write your essay in your Are you going to speak up to your family
activity notebook. if certain concerns arise? Or will you go
with the flow and do the same things as
well?
What do you think is the role of your
family and parents in preventing these
things to happen?
Remarks
Reflections
a. No. of learners who earned 80% in
the evaluation
b. No. of learners who require
additional activities for remediation
who scored below 80%
c. Did the remedial lessons work? No.
of learners who have caught up with
the lessons
d. No. of learners who continue to
require remediation
e. Which of my teaching strategies
worked well? Why did this work?
f. What difficulties did I encounter?
Which my school head/supervisor
can help me solve?
g. What innovations of localized
materials did I use / discover which
to share with other teachers?
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