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Learning Kit No./Title: PE2W1D1 Subject/ Course: Health Optimizing Physical Education 2
MELC: 1. Describes the role of physical activity assessments in managing one’s stress
2. Engages in moderate to vigorous physical activities (MVPAs) for at least 60 mins most days of the week
in a variety of settings in-and-out of school
Learning Objectives:
Mode: Modular/Unwired
My dear pupil/student:
Hi anak!
Do you know that the fourth leading cause of death is the lack of physical
For todays lesson, You will learn concepts about physical activity, its classification and underlying
principles. You are also highly encouraged to actively participate in the following learning activities
provided in this learning kit. Anak, I know you can do it! Hand in hand Let us involve ourselves in world
of physical activities
RATIONALE/ Why should you study this?
Social forces shape and hone every human being. Everyone is immersed to the gigantic cultural
idiosyncrasies as templates of cultural and social diversities in promoting open-mindedness about
existing and emerging social identities enables you to understand more of yourself, your community and
the three social forces and your relationship with each other.
GUIDE QUESTIONS/FAQs
1. How do social forces influence the life chances of the members of society?
2. In what ways can social actors benefit from the operations of these forces?
3. Which among the social forces are sociological, cultural, and political?
ENGAGE
I. LESSON PRETEST
True or flase
DIRECTIONS: Assess whether the statements in column A are true or false. In column B, Write
PAK if the statement is true and write GANERN if the statement is false.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
1. An inherent feature of social change
is violent actions.
2. Social actions and interactions are
governed by unseen rules of society
3. A person’s sex dictates what he/she
can and cannot expect in life
4. Each social science has a unique take
on what constitutes social life.
5. If power and its exercise are the
objects of interest of political science,
then anthropology cannot be used to
study power relations
6. Because social sciences are sciences,
they adhere to the rules, principles,
and methods of the hard sciences.
7. The interpretation of what drives
social action is called “perspective”
8. Cultures around the world are
different; therefore, they are not
equal
9. The study of society is exclusive to
sociology
10. Sociology was born during the
Industrial Revolution
ELABORATE Assignment, Rubrics and Checklist like an assessment of the your participation in the module
EVALUATE