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II – Subject Matter:
III – Procedure:
A. Preliminary activities
A1. Greetings
A2. Arranging of chairs
A3. Checking of the attendance
A4. Review of the past lesson (The teacher will call student/s to
recap the past lesson.)
B. Motivation
(The teacher will present different pictures and allow the
students to give their own interpretation on the pictures based
on the questions that the teacher will be asking.)
D. Activity (The students will be grouped into three and they will be
given jumbled written words; they will arrange it and decide if the
given words are elements and features of print, radio and TV
ads and campaign.)
E. Analysis (The teacher will present pictures and ask if the picture
is an example of print, radio presentation or TV ads and
campaign.)
1. This picture is an example of?
2. Is this an example of a radio presentation?
3. Is this an example of a TV ads and campaign?
G. Application (The students will be grouped into four and let them
think product and create print, radio presentation, TV ads and
campaign to be presented in the class.)
1. The first group will create a print about their chosen product.
2. The second group will create a short radio presentation
about their chosen product.
3. The third group will create their own ad about their chosen
product.
4. The fourth group will create a campaign material about their
chosen candidate for the 2016 elections.
1. Action motivator
2. Music
3. Sound effects
4. Contact
5. The desire hook
6. Copy element
7. Layout element
8. Colorvs. black and white
9. Graphic element
10. Human voice
11. Attention grabbing
12. Trust development PRINT RADIO TV ADS AND CAMPAIGN
Prepared by:
JEUCER C. MONTA