WEEKLY HOME LEARNING PLAN

Teacher: GILLIAN MEI M. SANCHEZ Quarter: First

Subject: UCSP School Year: 2021-2022
Grade Level and Section/s: GRADE 11

DAY
WEEK MELCS Learning Task Mode of Delivery
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the context, content,
processes and Activity 1, page 2 Have the parents hand-
Mon- consequences of ASSESSMENT 1, page 2 in the completed
5-7
Thu socialization. ASSESSMENT 2, page 3 activities in school every
(UCSP11/12BMS-Ig- Activity 2, page 4 Monday.
16)

Analyze The Forms

Have the parents hand-
and Functions of
Mon- in the completed
8 Social Organizations Activity 3, page 4
Thu activities in school every
(UCSP11/12HSO-IIJ-
Monday.
22)

For Digital Learners, do your activity 2 on a sheet of paper and upload it here
➔ https://forms.gle/B14GPtE73avWGfRK9 this will also be the link for your other quizzes and
activities. You can also scan the QR code.

The Context, Content, Processes and Consequences of Socialization.

Lesson 1 (UCSP11/12BMS-Ig-16)

OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:
➔ Understand the nature of various social groups;
➔ Define and identify the different types of groups in society;
➔ Explain the role of social groups in shaping identities of individual person.

SOCIAL GROUPS

Social group is a collection of individuals who have relations with one another that make them
interdependent to some significant degree.

Interdependence – a necessary condition that exists within social groups because it is what enables its
members to pursue shared goals, value and principles.

It differentiates social group from an aggregate, or a mere collection of people within a particular place and
time.

Members of society belong to the following social groups:

1. Primary group –a small, intimate, and less specialized group whereby members engaged in emotion-
based interaction and interdependence over an extended period of time.
2. Secondary group – a larger, less intimate and more specialized group whereby members engaged
in objective-oriented relationships for a limited period of time.

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 3. In-group- a group to which a person belongs, and with which he or she feels sense of identity. An
out-group meanwhile, is a group to which one does not belong and to which he or she may feel
hostility.
4. Reference group – a group which has a strong influence on an individual’s, beliefs, values, behavior
and attitude.
5. Network group –refers to the structure of relationship which has interconnections, ties, and linkages
between people, their groups, and the larger social institutions to which they all belong.

ACTIVITY 1
Directions: Identify which social group do the following belong to. Put a check mark (✔) on the column.
In-group/
2pts each2 Primary Secondary Reference Networks
out-group
ex. club
✔
membership
1.facebook
friends
2.family
3.barkada
4.fraternity
5.sports team

ASSESSMENT 1
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Analyze each statement and select your answers from the given choices. Write your
answer on a sheet of paper.

aggregate primary group in-group

secondary group workplace interdependence

Fraternity (exclusive for males) primary group out-group

family network group social network/social media

reference group favourite sports team social group

__________1. A collection of individuals who have relations with one another to make them interdependent
to some significant degree.
__________2. A small, intimate and a less specialized group.
__________3. A group which has a strong influence on an individual’s belief, values, behavior and attitude.
__________4. A structure of relationship which has an interconnections, ties, linkages between people and
the larger social institutions like social media
__________5. A group to which a person belongs and with which he or he feels a sense of identity
__________6. A group to which one does not belong and to which he or she may feel a sense of
competitiveness
__________7. A necessary condition that exist within social groups because the members able to share
common values and principles
__________8. A larger group, less intimate and more specialized engaged in impersonal and objective-
oriented Relationship for a limited time
__________9. An example of a secondary group
__________10. A basic primary social group

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 Analyze The Forms and Functions of Social Organizations
Lesson 2 (UCSP11/12HSO-IIJ-22)

Social organization is defined as the system of relationships between persons and among groups
with regard to the division of activity and functional mutual obligations within society. The family serves as
an important universal social institution. It is the basic unit of social organization that is essential part of
human society. There are several kinds of families: nuclear (consist of parents and children), extended
(nuclear family with relatives), and reconstituted families (spouses and children from previous marriage).
It is the basis of kinship- a system of social organization which is based on recognized family ties. Kinship
ties is based on descent can be Matrilineal (female line), Patrilineal Kinship (male line), and Bilineal
kinship (both female and male lines).
-Kinship is of three types: Consanguineous kinship that is also known as a kinship by blood, affinal
kinship which is also known as kinship by marriage, and the kinship by ritual. Affinal kinship, on the other
hand refers to the bond that is formed through marriage. It can be monogamous or polygamous. Monogamy
means that a person is married to one person only. Polygamy, on the other hand, means that a person has
more than one spouse at a time.
-Kinship plays a huge role in the kind of society that we are living today. Its influences affect our
politics and economy. One example would be the existence of the political dynasties .A dynasty refers to a
succession of rulers from the same family or lineage. Political organizations follow certain guidelines or
regulations to ensure that political processes are going smoothly.
-Authority – is the concept of right to issue and, using coercive power to enforce a command.
-Legitimacy – originated from the Latin word “legitimare”, meaning to declare, lawful”. According to
Weber, it is the basis of every system of authority, a willingness to obey, and a belief by virtue of which
persons exercising authority are lent prestige”
-Weber’s Theory of Authority is classified into three types:
Traditional Authority-is legitimated by sanctity of tradition or custom
Charismatic Authority-is authority made legitimate by a leader with a mission and vision that inspires
others.
Legal-Rational Authority-refers to a form of leadership made legitimate by legal rationality. It
legitimacy derived from the power of the content of law.

ASSESSMENT 2

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Analyze each statement and select your answers from the given choices. Write your
answer on a sheet of paper.

1. Kinship refers to those relationships found in all societies that______________.

a. is based on blood c. includes affinal relatives

b. includes consaguineal relatives d. all of the above
2. Anthropologists, as compared to other social scientists spent a great deal of time studying kinship because
they have:
a. always focused largely on biological relationships.
b. concentrated mainly on a small-scale society where kinship relations tend to be important.
c. always studied fictional relationships.
d. concentrate on industrial societies where kinship relations tend to be important.
3. A kinship diagram of a son, father, grandfather, and great grandfather would include ________.
a. affinal relatives c. two genders
b. collateral relatives d. bilineal relatives
4.The system of acknowledge social parentage; which varies from society to society.
a. descent b. kinship c. dynasty d. parental role

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 5. In bilateral descent, individuals
a. are members of the kinship group their parents have selected for them.
b. is equally related to both the mother’s and the father’s side of the family.
c. trace descent from both a patrilineage and a matrilineage.
d. can choose with which side of the family they wish to affiliate.
6. An organized political community that is living under a single system of government which governs a
large population, with a hierarchy of differing political positions and the power to enforce decisions
a. State b. chiefdom c. band d. society
7. A kind of family structure composed of spouses and their children from a previous marriage.
a. Extended b. reconstituted c. single d. nuclear
8. Also known as a politics of kinship is ____
a. political dynasty c. political structure
b. political stratification d. political arena
9. A relationship with other people through blood kinship ties based is ____
a. Consanguineous kinship b. patrilineal c. polyandry d. polygyny
10. A descent based on a female line.
a. patrilineal b. bilineal c. matrilineal d. lineal

ACTIVITY 2: SELFIE

Directions: Take a picture with your family and answer the following questions. Do this on a sheet of
paper. (15 pts)

What is your family stucture? Mention family members? among family

siblings/ memebers, who is most influential to you and why?
•_________________________________________________________________
•________________________________________________________________

Describe your family relationship? How does this kind of relationship made you grow
as a better person and a good example in the community?
•_________________________________________________________________
•_________________________________________________________________

What is your important role and functions in the family ?How does this function
brought considerable constributions in the community?
•_________________________________________________________________
•_________________________________________________________________

ACTIVITY 3

Family is the smallest unit of society making it as the smallest

social organization. For this activity, draw your Family Tree
or Family Diagram of 4 generations. Start with your parents’
grandparents family going down to yours. Do this on a sheet
of paper and upload it on the google form. If you have trouble
doing this because of personal issues such as being adopted
etc. contact your teacher. Good luck!