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Region III
Schools Division of Nueva Ecija
PUTLOD-SAN JOSE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Putlod, Jaen, Nueva Ecija
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the students are able to:
a. define infographics;
b. create an infographic to avoid bias; and
c. infer the value of fairness.
II. SUBJECT MATTER
a. Topic: Infographics
b. Reference: Self-Learning Module
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S4Kfe9ctHvkpJsG8wRV_RCYlHKZi59NO/view?usp=sharing,
Internet
c. Materials: Laptop, Television, Art Materials, PowerPoint Presentation
d. Values Integration: Fairness and Equity.
Direction: Guess the pictures that I will flash on the screen, and the person who gets the right answer
gets extra points for the activity.
B. LESSON DEVELOPMENT
The teacher will discuss the definition of infographics; its main purpose, and give some
examples for further understanding of the students.
What is Infographic?
An infographic is a visual representation of any kind of information or data. Whether it's a study
on market trends or a step-by-step guide on how to do your laundry, an infographic can help you present
that information in the form of an attractive visual graphic.
What is the main purpose of infographic?
Infographics can help people understand complex concepts by using visual aids such as charts,
graphs, or diagrams. They can use both images and text in a visual format to explain concepts. They're
often used for marketing purposes but they can be useful when writing articles or sharing research too.
Examples of Infographics:
Infographic about COVID-19:
C. GENERALIZATION
The learners will be asked what they have learned from the lesson. The teacher will solicit answer from
the learners.
1. How do you define infographics?
2. What do you think is the difference between being bias and being fair?
IV. EVALUATION
Activity: Infographics Making
Directions: Create an infographic that show 3 tips on how to avoid biased writing on a long bond paper.
Materials: Art Materials (Long bond paper, coloring materials, colored paper, glue, ruler)
Contents:
What is Bias?
Differences between bias and unbiased
Tips on how to avoid biased writing.
Expectation Expectation
viewer to
understand
the purpose.
topic. relevant to
topic.
creating an overload of
average text.
layout.
Color/Font The font was The font was The font was
the the
infographic. infographic.
included. included.
Total Score
V. ASSIGNMENT
Directions: In two to three sentences, write what you have learned from making infographics about
biases. Be brief and concise with your answers.
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