COVID-19 Awareness and Solidarity Module
COVID-19 Awareness and Solidarity Module
(1 WEEK)
WE BECOME AWARE OF THE NEEDS OF OTHERS
I.-INFORMATIONAL DATA:
1.1. Educational institution:
1.2. Area :
1.2. Grade and Cycle 1°-VI
1.4. Director :
1.2. Responsible Teacher:
III.-SIGNIFICANT SITUATION:
At the educational institution '' in the populated center of ………… in the district of …… of the province……… and region
there is a fear among the student population of acquiring the coronavirus, because it is a deadly pandemic that
It is already leaving about five thousand victims, in one hundred and fifteen countries including Peru. The MINSA recommends taking the
following preventive measures: constant hand washing for 20 seconds, using masks to avoid contact with
People with flu symptoms should avoid touching their hands, eyes, and nose. It is observed that some people are entering.
In desperation over this situation, the church invites us to live charity with those affected by this pandemic. What is a
pandemic? What is its origin? What are the symptoms? How is it transmitted? Who are the people
more vulnerable to this pandemic? Do you know how to prevent this disease? What is your opinion on the spread?
About this virus? Do you think it is a punishment from God? Why? What attitude should we show towards these people who
adquirido esta enfermedad?
III.-DEVELOPMENT OF THE ACTIVITY:
START
It begins with a prayer: Our Father
Students are asked questions about the current situation humanity is facing worldwide.
The CORONA VIRUS pandemic, what situations is humanity facing worldwide? What is it?
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most vulnerable people against this pandemic? Do you know how to prevent this disease? What is your opinion about the
expansion of this virus?
The teacher asks the question of cognitive conflict: How should we act as Christians in the face of illnesses?
What attitude should we show as Christians towards people who have acquired this disease caused by
the coronavirus?
The teacher communicates the purpose of the activity: "Today you will have to analyze the biblical citation of James 5:14-15"
responding to a questionnaire and then they will have to develop a list of actions in response to the needs of those affected by the
COVID19
The teacher organizes the students into work teams for the development of activities, communicates the criteria.
what will be taken into account for the evaluation: Coherent responses to the questions posed in the questionnaire, the actions
They must be feasible actions aimed at putting into practice solidarity with those in need.
(sick).
The teacher and the students establish the rules of coexistence that will help us develop the planned activities.
DEVELOPMENT
The teacher writes on the board the title of the activity to be developed: 'The disease as a means of sanctification.'
The teacher introduces the biblical citation James 5:14-15, transcribed on a handout or projected on a slide.
Students read and underline the words they do not know to look up the meaning in the dictionary.
The teacher asks questions about the reading.
What phrase from the quote did you like the most? Why?
Who was considered elderly in that era?
What did the elders do with the sick?
In the name of whom did the elders anoint?