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LEARNING PLAN 1
Subject: Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking Skills in the 21st Century Grade: 12
Section: HUMSS Date: ____________________
Transfer Goal/s: Critically understand climate change and its causes and how these networks of globalization mitigate it
through responsible stewardship of God’s creations.
Essential understanding: The era of globalization has certainly contributed in changing the landscape of the world and its
inhabitants
Essential questions: In what way do our individual actions create an impact to our environment?
How do we become effective stewards of God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
I. PRELIMINARIES:
Focus: Day 1: Global Warming
Review:
Activating prior knowledge/Motivation: A Prayer for Mother Earth
II. LESSON DEVELOPMENT B. Broadening of Concept (Meaning)
A. Presentation of Concepts Connecting: What challenges are we facing today?
The students/pupils will know… Exploring: What will happen if we do not take care of
Global Warming our environment?
Leading: How important is it to be aware of the current
The students/pupils will be able to… environmental problems?
understand the consequences of personal and local action leading Essential: How do we become effective stewards of
to global warming God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
C. Integration (Meaning and Transfer)
Strategies / Activities: c.1.Ignacian Core / Related values:
Day 1: Global Warming Core value: Faith
Introduce the unit Related value: Witness to Gospel Values –
Present essential questions Demonstrates understanding of environmental issues
Discuss the performance task caused as the result of human interaction with the
Lecture/discussion environment, and knowledge related to alternative
Pair Work solutions to issues
Worksheet c.2. Social Orientation: Proper disposal of garbage
c.3. Lesson Across Discipline: MIL – How does digital
technology affect people’s awareness about the
environment?
c.4. Faith/Biblical Reflection: “For if a man know not
how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the
church of God?” – Titus 3:8
III. EVALUATION/ASSESSMENT (Transfer)
Answer Applying Critical Thinking in page 73
Observed By:
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LEARNING PLAN 2
Subject: Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking Skills in the 21st Century Grade: 12
Section: HUMSS Date: ____________________
Transfer Goal/s: Critically understand climate change and its causes and how these networks of globalization mitigate it
through responsible stewardship of God’s creations.
Essential understanding: The era of globalization has certainly contributed in changing the landscape of the world and its
inhabitants
Essential questions: In what way do our individual actions create an impact to our environment?
How do we become effective stewards of God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
I. PRELIMINARIES:
Focus: Day 2-3: Climate Change
Review: What is global warming?
Activating prior knowledge/Motivation: Quote Reflection
II. LESSON DEVELOPMENT B. Broadening of Concept (Meaning)
A. Presentation of Concepts Connecting: How do you adapt to climate change?
The students/pupils will know… Exploring: What will happen if we do not take care of
1. Climate Change our environment?
1.1 the effects of consumption Leading: How important is it to be aware of the current
and production patterns to environmental problems?
climate change Essential: How do we become effective stewards of
1.2 the effects of climate change God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
1.3 steps to address the problems of climate C. Integration (Meaning and Transfer)
change c.1.Ignacian Core / Related values:
Core value: Faith
The students/pupils will be able to… Related value: Witness to Gospel Values –
1. Explain the effects of consumption and Demonstrates understanding of environmental issues
production patterns that contribute to caused as the result of human interaction with the
the problem of climate change environment, and knowledge related to alternative
2.1 Explain and illustrate personal solutions to issues
contributions that can actually solve c.2. Social Orientation: Proper disposal of garbage
the problem of climate change c.3. Lesson Across Discipline: MIL – How does digital
2.2 Make a stand on how the technology affect people’s awareness about the
consequences of one’s action affect environment?
the lives of others and the c.4. Faith/Biblical Reflection: “For if a man know not
environment how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the
church of God?” – Titus 3:8
Strategies / Activities:
Day 2-3: Climate Change
Lecture/discussion
Case analysis
Group presentation
Film showing: An Inconvenient Truth
Observed By:
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LEARNING PLAN 3
Subject: Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking Skills in the 21st Century Grade: 12
Section: HUMSS Date: ____________________
Transfer Goal/s: Critically understand climate change and its causes and how these networks of globalization mitigate it
through responsible stewardship of God’s creations.
Essential understanding: The era of globalization has certainly contributed in changing the landscape of the world and its
inhabitants
Essential questions: In what way do our individual actions create an impact to our environment?
How do we become effective stewards of God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
I. PRELIMINARIES:
Focus: Day 4-5: Democracy and Democratic Participation in Society
Review: What are the effects of climate change that you can see around you?
Activating prior knowledge/Motivation: Video clip
II. LESSON DEVELOPMENT B. Broadening of Concept (Meaning)
A. Presentation of Concepts Connecting: What is your vision of a good society?
The students/pupils will know… Exploring: What will happen if there is no freedom in
Democracy and Democratic Participation in Society our society?
Leading: How important is it to participate in our
The students/pupils will be able to… community?
1. Identify preferred democratic practices Essential: How do we become effective stewards of
1.1 Illustrate the benefits of democratic God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
Participation C. Integration (Meaning and Transfer)
1.2 Explain the importance of participation in c.1.Ignacian Core / Related values:
democracy Core value: Faith
Strategies / Activities: Related value: Communion – works collaboratively
Day 4-5: Democracy and Democratic Participation in Society with others from different cultures, religions, and
Lecture/Discussion lifestyles in a spirit of mutual respect and open dialogue
Case Analysis in personal, work, and community services
Group activity c.2. Social Orientation: Apathy
Oral presentation c.3. Lesson Across Discipline: Community
Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship – What are the
roles of a citizen?
c.4. Faith/Biblical Reflection: “For if a man know not
how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the
church of God?” – Titus 3:8
Observed By:
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St. Mary’s College of Catbalogan
Catbalogan City, Samar
LEARNING PLAN 4
Subject: Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking Skills in the 21st Century Grade: 12
Section: HUMSS Date: ____________________
Transfer Goal/s: Critically understand climate change and its causes and how these networks of globalization mitigate it
through responsible stewardship of God’s creations.
Essential understanding: The era of globalization has certainly contributed in changing the landscape of the world and its
inhabitants
Essential questions: In what way do our individual actions create an impact to our environment?
How do we become effective stewards of God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
I. PRELIMINARIES:
Focus: Day 6: Sustaining Democracy in a Globalized World
Review: What are the components of democracy?
Activating prior knowledge/Motivation: Tableau
II. LESSON DEVELOPMENT B. Broadening of Concept (Meaning)
A. Presentation of Concepts Connecting: In what ways can democracy help an
The students/pupils will know… individual?
Sustaining Democracy in Globalized World Exploring: What will happen if there is no freedom in
our society?
The students/pupils will be able to… Leading: How important is it to participate in our
1. Distinguish/differentiate participatory from community?
representative democracy Essential: How do we become effective stewards of
1.1 Generate the criteria to assess prevailing political God’s creations amidst today’s challenges?
and social institutions C. Integration (Meaning and Transfer)
1.2 Conceptualize /formulate what can be a viable c.1.Ignacian Core / Related values:
alternative to undemocratic practices Core value: Faith
Strategies / Activities: Related value: Communion – works collaboratively
Day 6: Sustaining Democracy in a Globalized World with others from different cultures, religions, and
Lecture/Discussion lifestyles in a spirit of mutual respect and open dialogue
Case Analysis in personal, work, and community services
Group activity c.2. Social Orientation: Apathy
Oral presentation c.3. Lesson Across Discipline: Community
Engagement, Solidarity, and Citizenship – How can one
show solidarity in a community?
c.4. Faith/Biblical Reflection: “For if a man know not
how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the
church of God?” – Titus 3:8
Observed By:
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