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Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Schools Division of Batangas City
Alangilan Senior High School
Alangilan, Batangas City

DAILY LESSON LOG

School ALANGILAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SECTION TIME

School Year 2022-2023 G12- PACIOLI 1:15 – 2:00
Teacher RICHEE G. CLET G12- MAYO 2:45 – 3:30
Grade Level 12 G12- CROSBY 3:40 – 4:25
Learning Area UCSP G12 - GREGOR 4:25 - 5:10
Semester FIRST
Teaching Date SEPTEMBER 12 - 16, 2022

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standards
B. Performance Standards
C. Most Essential Learning
Competencies (MELCs)
1. Appreciate the nature of culture and 1. Appreciate the nature of culture and 1. Appreciate the nature of culture and 1. Appreciate the nature of culture and
society from the perspectives of society from the perspectives of society from the perspectives of society from the perspectives of
anthropology and sociology anthropology and sociology anthropology and sociology anthropology and sociology
2. Demonstrate a holistic understanding of 2. Demonstrate a holistic understanding of 2. Demonstrate a holistic understanding of 2. Demonstrate a holistic understanding of
culture and society culture and society culture and society culture and society
3. Values cultural heritage and express 3. Values cultural heritage and express 3. Values cultural heritage and express 3. Values cultural heritage and express
pride of place without being ethnocentric. pride of place without being ethnocentric. pride of place without being ethnocentric. pride of place without being ethnocentric.
1. Culture and society as anthropological and sociological concepts
2. Perspectives in/approaches to the study of culture and society (i.e., comparative, historical, structural functional, interpretive, critical)
Values cultural heritage and express pride of place without being ethnocentric
Explain the importance of cultural Explain the importance of cultural Explain the importance of cultural Explain the importance of cultural
relativism in attaining cultural
relativism in attaining cultural relativism in attaining cultural relativism in attaining cultural
understanding. understanding.
understanding. understanding.

D. Enabling Competencies N/A N/A N/A N/A

II. CONTENT
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
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A. References
a. Teacher’s Guide pages
b. Learner’s Material pages
c. Textbook pages
d. Additional Materials from
Learning Resource (LR)
Portal
B. List of Learning Resources
for Developmental and
Engagement Activities
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Introduction
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Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
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Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
Pre- Test
For numbers 1-5, classify the following
statement as true or false. Write letter A if
it is TRUE, and letter B if it is FALSE.
1. At some point of our lives, we tend to
become an ethnocentric in a given
situation.
2. Cultural relativism promotes greater
appreciation of cultures that an
individual might encounter along the way.
3. Ethnocentrism refers to the evaluation of
other people’s culture from one’s own point
of view and describing them in one’s own
terms.
4. Hate crimes and terrorism can usually
traced back to religious conflict and
misunderstanding.
5. When we laugh at someone because of
his wrong dictions of the dialect we
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Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
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Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
Pre- Test
For numbers 1-5, classify the following
statement as true or false. Write letter A if
it is TRUE, and letter B if it is FALSE.
1. At some point of our lives, we tend to
become an ethnocentric in a given
situation.
2. Cultural relativism promotes greater
appreciation of cultures that an
individual might encounter along the way.
3. Ethnocentrism refers to the evaluation of
other people’s culture from one’s own point
of view and describing them in one’s own
terms.
4. Hate crimes and terrorism can usually
traced back to religious conflict and
misunderstanding.
5. When we laugh at someone because of
his wrong dictions of the dialect we
Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
N/A
N/A
Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
Pre- Test
For numbers 1-5, classify the following
statement as true or false. Write letter A if
it is TRUE, and letter B if it is FALSE.
1. At some point of our lives, we tend to
become an ethnocentric in a given
situation.
2. Cultural relativism promotes greater
appreciation of cultures that an
individual might encounter along the way.
3. Ethnocentrism refers to the evaluation of
other people’s culture from one’s own point
of view and describing them in one’s own
terms.
4. Hate crimes and terrorism can usually
traced back to religious conflict and
misunderstanding.
5. When we laugh at someone because of
his wrong dictions of the dialect we
Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
N/A
N/A
Understanding Culture,
Society and Politics Module pp. 1 to 13
Pre- Test
For numbers 1-5, classify the following
statement as true or false. Write letter A if
it is TRUE, and letter B if it is FALSE.
1. At some point of our lives, we tend to
become an ethnocentric in a given
situation.
2. Cultural relativism promotes greater
appreciation of cultures that an
individual might encounter along the way.
3. Ethnocentrism refers to the evaluation of
other people’s culture from one’s own point
of view and describing them in one’s own
terms.
4. Hate crimes and terrorism can usually
traced back to religious conflict and
misunderstanding.
5. When we laugh at someone because of
his wrong dictions of the dialect we

speak. This is an example of cultural
relativism.
B. Development What is Ethnocentrism?
Ethnocentrism is a belief that one’s own
culture is better than others. They
tend to compare, evaluate, and even judge
other people’s ways based on the values
and standards set in one’s own culture.
Their worldview is based on the beliefs,
assumptions, expectations, and values
shaped by one’s language, behavior,
customs, values, religions and other
aspects. Due to ethnocentric beliefs, many
people are blinded from seeing things in
another perspective. ethnocentric people
tend to dislike or make false judgment on
other cultures. They tend becoming biased
and judge another culture as bad and
wrong.
Even though we deny it, most of us are
ethnocentric at some point in our lives.
Some do not even realize that they are
being ethnocentric at that moment. Below
are
some of the examples of ethnocentrism:
a. The American society sees themselves as
a world leader. As a result, they
interfere in the political affairs of other
countries and try to control them,
leading to misunderstanding and
miscommunication amongst nations
which sometimes result to war.
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speak. This is an example of cultural
relativism.
What is Ethnocentrism?
Ethnocentrism is a belief that one’s own
culture is better than others. They
tend to compare, evaluate, and even judge
other people’s ways based on the values
and standards set in one’s own culture.
Their worldview is based on the beliefs,
assumptions, expectations, and values
shaped by one’s language, behavior,
customs,
values, religions and other aspects.
Due to ethnocentric beliefs, many people
are blinded from seeing things in another
perspective. ethnocentric people tend to
dislike or make false judgment on other
cultures. They tend becoming biased and
judge another culture as bad and wrong.
Even though we deny it, most of us are
ethnocentric at some point in our lives.
Some do not even realize that they are
being ethnocentric at that moment. Below
are
some of the examples of ethnocentrism:
a. The American society sees themselves
as a world leader. As a result, they
interfere in the political affairs of other
countries and try to control them,
leading to misunderstanding and
miscommunication amongst nations
which sometimes result to war.
speak. This is an example of cultural
relativism.
What is Ethnocentrism?
Ethnocentrism is a belief that one’s own
culture is better than others. They
tend to compare, evaluate, and even
judge other people’s ways based on the
values and standards set in one’s own
culture. Their worldview is based on the
beliefs, assumptions, expectations, and
values shaped by one’s language,
behavior, customs,
values, religions and other aspects.
Due to ethnocentric beliefs, many people
are blinded from seeing things in another
perspective. ethnocentric people tend to
dislike or make false judgment on other
cultures. They tend becoming biased and
judge another culture as bad and wrong.
Even though we deny it, most of us are
ethnocentric at some point in our lives.
Some do not even realize that they are
being ethnocentric at that moment. Below
are
some of the examples of ethnocentrism:
a. The American society sees themselves
as a world leader. As a result, they
interfere in the political affairs of other
countries and try to control them,
leading to misunderstanding and
miscommunication amongst nations
which sometimes result to war.
speak. This is an example of cultural
relativism.
What is Ethnocentrism?
Ethnocentrism is a belief that one’s own
culture is better than others. They
tend to compare, evaluate, and even judge
other people’s ways based on the values
and standards set in one’s own culture.
Their worldview is based on the beliefs,
assumptions, expectations, and values
shaped by one’s language, behavior,
customs,
values, religions and other aspects.
Due to ethnocentric beliefs, many people
are blinded from seeing things in another
perspective. ethnocentric people tend to
dislike or make false judgment on other
cultures. They tend becoming biased and
judge another culture as bad and wrong.
Even though we deny it, most of us are
ethnocentric at some point in our lives.
Some do not even realize that they are
being ethnocentric at that moment. Below
are
some of the examples of ethnocentrism:
a. The American society sees themselves
as a world leader. As a result, they
interfere in the political affairs of other
countries and try to control them,
leading to misunderstanding and
miscommunication amongst nations
which sometimes result to war.

b. During the time of Adolf Hitler,
Germans believed that they are a superior
race. This led to the death of 6 million Jews
whom they considered as an
inferior race.
c. European countries go beyond their
ethnocentric biases and saw non-
European cultures as uncivilized and
underdeveloped countries of savages
and barbarians. They used this perspective
to justify colonialism and
imperialism.
d. Cases of hate crimes and terrorism
violence can usually be traced back to
religious conflicts and misunderstandings.
Cultural Relativism as the Opposite View
Cultural relativism is a belief that cultures
are equally complex. There is no such thing
as superior or inferior culture. Cultural
relativism is very important in studying the
culture of other people. It is a way of
viewing the beliefs, values, and practices of
a culture from its own view point. Another
way to say this is that others should
understand an individual’s
beliefs and activities in terms of that
person’s own culture.
• Cultural relativism promotes greater
appreciation of the cultures that an
individual might encounter along the way.
• Cultural relativism is a good way to
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b. During the time of Adolf Hitler,
Germans believed that they are a superior
race. This led to the death of 6 million
Jews whom they considered as an
inferior race.
c. European countries go beyond their
ethnocentric biases and saw non-
European cultures as uncivilized and
underdeveloped countries of savages
and barbarians. They used this perspective
to justify colonialism and
imperialism.
d. Cases of hate crimes and terrorism
violence can usually be traced back to
religious conflicts and
misunderstandings.
Cultural Relativism as the Opposite View
Cultural relativism is a belief that
cultures are equally complex. There is no
such thing as superior or inferior culture.
Cultural relativism is very important in
studying the culture of other people. It is
a way of viewing the beliefs, values, and
practices of a culture from its
ownviewpoint. Another way to say this is
that others should understand an
individual’s
beliefs and activities in terms of that
person’s own culture.
• Cultural relativism promotes greater
b. During the time of Adolf Hitler,
Germans believed that they are a superior
race. This led to the death of 6 million
Jews whom they considered as an
inferior race.
c. European countries go beyond their
ethnocentric biases and saw non-
European cultures as uncivilized and
underdeveloped countries of savages
and barbarians. They used this perspective
to justify colonialism and
imperialism.
d. Cases of hate crimes and terrorism
violence can usually be traced back to
religious conflicts and
misunderstandings.
Cultural Relativism as the Opposite
View Cultural relativism is a belief that
cultures are equally complex. There is no
such thing as superior or inferior culture.
Cultural relativism is very important in
studying the culture of other people. It is
a way of viewing the beliefs, values, and
practices of a culture from its
ownviewpoint. Another way to say this is
that others should understand an
individual’s
beliefs and activities in terms of that
person’s own culture.
• Cultural relativism promotes greater
b. During the time of Adolf Hitler,
Germans believed that they are a superior
race. This led to the death of 6 million
Jews whom they considered as an
inferior race.
c. European countries go beyond their
ethnocentric biases and saw non-
European cultures as uncivilized and
underdeveloped countries of savages
and barbarians. They used this
perspective to justify colonialism and
imperialism.
d. Cases of hate crimes and terrorism
violence can usually be traced back to
religious conflicts and
misunderstandings.
Cultural Relativism as the Opposite View
Cultural relativism is a belief that
cultures are equally complex. There is no
such thing as superior or inferior culture.
Cultural relativism is very important in
studying the culture of other people. It is
a way of viewing the beliefs, values, and
practices of a culture from its
ownviewpoint. Another way to say this is
that others should understand an
individual’s
beliefs and activities in terms of that
person’s own culture.
• Cultural relativism promotes greater
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appreciation of the cultures that an

appreciation of the cultures that an
individual might encounter along the way.
rehearse the norms and values of a
• Cultural relativism is a good way to
society–-- a requirement that one must
rehearse the norms and values of a
subscribe to, regardless of his/her cultural
society–-- a requirement that one must
origin.
subscribe to, regardless of his/her cultural
• It means that the function and meaning of
origin.
a trait are relative to its cultural setting.
• It means that the function and meaning of
a trait are relative to its cultural setting.
appreciation of the cultures that an
individual might encounter along the
individual might encounter along the way.
way.
• Cultural relativism is a good way to
• Cultural relativism is a good way to
rehearse the norms and values of a
rehearse the norms and values of a
society–-- a requirement that one must
society–-- a requirement that one must
subscribe to, regardless of his/her cultural
subscribe to, regardless of his/her cultural
origin.
origin.
• It means that the function and meaning
• It means that the function and meaning
of a trait are relative to its cultural
of a trait are relative to its cultural
setting.
setting.

Activity: Slogan Activity: Slogan Activity: Slogan Activity: Slogan

Create a slogan that promotes respect and Create a slogan that promotes respect and Create a slogan that promotes respect and Create a slogan that promotes respect and
tolerance towards other cultures all over he tolerance towards other cultures all over he tolerance towards other cultures all over he tolerance towards other cultures all over
world. A slogan that will make people world. A slogan that will make people world. A slogan that will make people he world. A slogan that will make people
C. Engagement
aware of the ill effects of ethnocentrism aware of the ill effects of ethnocentrism aware of the ill effects of ethnocentrism aware of the ill effects of ethnocentrism
such as cultural misrepresentation, such as cultural misrepresentation, such as cultural misrepresentation, such as cultural misrepresentation,
perception bias, bullying, discrimination, perception bias, bullying, discrimination, perception bias, bullying, discrimination, perception bias, bullying, discrimination,
intolerance, war, genocide, and others intolerance, war, genocide, and others intolerance, war, genocide, and others intolerance, war, genocide, and others.

D. Assimilation State your reason why you beg to disagree
to the given statements below. You have to
remember that you are a CULTURAL
RELATIVIST; you have to place yourself
in the shoes of these people in order to
understand them better. Culture is not good
or bad, neither it is right or wrong, but
instead it is relative.
1. One society can call another society as
evil such as those nations where
terrorist live. These places are also
State your reason why you beg to disagree State your reason why you beg to disagree State your reason why you beg to disagree
to the given statements below. You have to to the given statements below. You have to to the given statements below. You have to
remember that you are a CULTURAL remember that you are a CULTURAL remember that you are a CULTURAL
RELATIVIST; you have to place yourself RELATIVIST; you have to place yourself RELATIVIST; you have to place yourself
in the shoes of these people in order to in the shoes of these people in order to in the shoes of these people in order to
understand them better. Culture is not good understand them better. Culture is not good understand them better. Culture is not good
or bad, neither it is right or wrong, but or bad, neither it is right or wrong, but or bad, neither it is right or wrong, but
instead it is relative. instead it is relative. instead it is relative.
1. One society can call another society as 1. One society can call another society as 1. One society can call another society as
evil such as those nations where evil such as those nations where terrorist evil such as those nations where
terrorist live. These places are also live. These places are also called an “axis terrorist live. These places are also

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called an “axis of evil”.
2.
2. Western culture is superior and
opposite of non-Western culture.
3.
3. When you don’t say “po” at “opo,”
you are impolite.
4.
4. The Mangyan tribe of Mindoro are
backwards people because they are
uneducated.
5.
5. We have to avoid going to places like
Siquijor and Capiz because monsters
called Aswang infest these places.
Activity: #i-speak
You are invited as a guest speaker for a
certain event where the participants
come from different places of different
cultures. The topic assigned to you is
religious beliefs and practices. Your task
V. REFLECTION
is to make a speech which you are going
to deliver on the said affair. It should be
composed of at least 3-4 paragraphs,
whereas you are comparing your
religious beliefs and practices with the
participants’ own without being biased.
VII. REMARKS
Prepared by:
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RICHEE G. CLET
Teacher I
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of evil”. called an “axis of evil”.
called an “axis of evil”.
2. Western culture is superior and 2. Western culture is superior and
Western culture is superior and
opposite of non-Western culture. opposite of non-Western culture.
opposite of non-Western culture.
3. When you don’t say “po” at 3. When you don’t say “po” at
When you don’t say “po” at “opo,”
“opo,” you are impolite. “opo,” you are impolite.
you are impolite.
4. The Mangyan tribe of Mindoro are 4. The Mangyan tribe of Mindoro are
The Mangyan tribe of Mindoro are
backwards people because they backwards people because they
backwards people because they are
are uneducated. are uneducated.
uneducated.
5. We have to avoid going to places 5. We have to avoid going to places
We have to avoid going to places like
like Siquijor and Capiz because like Siquijor and Capiz because
Siquijor and Capiz because monsters
monsters called Aswang infest monsters called Aswang infest
called Aswang infest these places.
these places. these places.
Activity: #i-speak Activity: #i-speak Activity: #i-speak
You are invited as a guest speaker for a You are invited as a guest speaker for a You are invited as a guest speaker for a
certain event where the participants certain event where the participants certain event where the participants
come from different places of different come from different places of different come from different places of different
cultures. The topic assigned to you is cultures. The topic assigned to you is cultures. The topic assigned to you is
religious beliefs and practices. Your task religious beliefs and practices. Your task religious beliefs and practices. Your task
is to make a speech which you are going is to make a speech which you are going is to make a speech which you are going
to deliver on the said affair. It should be to deliver on the said affair. It should be to deliver on the said affair. It should be
composed of at least 3-4 paragraphs, composed of at least 3-4 paragraphs, composed of at least 3-4 paragraphs,
whereas you are comparing your religious whereas you are comparing your whereas you are comparing your religious
beliefs and practices with the participants’ religious beliefs and practices with the beliefs and practices with the participants’
own without being biased. participants’ own without being biased. own without being biased.
Checked by:
____________________________ Noted:
BLESSIE D. ARABE ____________________________
Subject Group Head ARNOLD D. DIONA
Teacher-In-Charge
____________________________
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