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For example: The student inside the class who is good in singing (Princess
Diane Alcantara). The student shall answer the question: What have you
remembered about the topic last meeting?
(Lists of characteristics)
Questions:
What do you recall about our topic last meeting?
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What do you know about career development?
What one career development theory can you recall?
What does SMART stand for?
What do you know about career goal?
Why do we need to set our own goals?
Possible consequence:
1. Sing briefly your favorite song.
2. Perform a certain dance craze.
3. Buttspell your last name.
4. Act out your dream job.
5. Introduce yourself using your vernacular language.
III. Motivation
Rafinggi &
PROFESSION RELAY: CHARADE Ihsan (2013)
state that
Instructions: The class will be divided into three (3) groups. Each group will “charade game is
fall in line. All students, except the student in the beginning of each line, will a technique
have to turn their back from the teacher. First representative will act out the miming the
first listed profession to the next student behind him and the next student up individual parts
to the second to the last student will do the same. The last one shall guess the of a word”. It
profession based on the acting and will relay it to the teacher. All student will means that this
be having their turns on relaying the profession. The first group to provide the game uses mime
answer will get the highest point of 10 points and the rest who also got the to know the
correct answer will be earning 7 points. Incorrect answers will not correspond meaning of
any points. words. Charade
game can be
Professions to be relayed: conducted in pair
or groups. When
TEACHER charade game is
SOLDIER applied in groups,
MIDWIFE students are
NURSE encouraged to
ACCOUNTANT think
SEAFARER/ SEAMAN cooperatively, it
VETERINARIAN makes them more
comfortable in
Create a pointing system board (group earnings until the end of the conducting
lesson). activities in the
classroom and
INTRODUCING THE LESSON: outside. In other
words, the
Ask the question: In relation to the review and activity done, what do you think is the charade game can
importance of the related concepts being emphasized on these activities? facilitate students
to learn
vocabulary.
IV. Lesson Proper
Instructions: What you see is an example of a semantic web that can be used for
design thinking. Design thinking involves you in exploring possibilities about a
certain concept, it brings you into establishing steps and process about what you need
to undertake in order for you to attain a goal. In this activity, I will be giving you
sticky notes and by using it, share your ideas about what the semantic web is asking.
Help the class define necessary concepts about career planning. Paste the notes of
ideas based on the section you want to contribute to.
See semantic web below (answers from this web will be used in the related topics):
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According to
Dam and Siang
What do you know about career planning?
(2022) Design
Thinking
involves the
process of
understanding
your users,
questioning
presumptions,
redefining
challenges, and
coming up with
creative ideas.
These you can
prototype and test
which are all
steps in the
iterative process
of design
thinking. The
main objective is
to find alternate
approaches and
solutions that are
not immediately
(The teacher and the whole class will brainstorm on the provided answers). obvious given
your current level
Discussion: of
comprehension.
Personal Development – a lifelong process. It’s a way for people to assess
their skills and qualities, consider their aims in life and set goals in order to
realize and maximize their potentials.
Career Planning – an ongoing process that can help you manage your
learning and development.
b. Finding out – Exploring what is out there (Find out about the
occupations that interest you. Try talking with people in those fields.)
CAREER SELECTION
“You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them
looking backwards. So, you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect
in your future. You have to trust in something- your gut, destiny, life, karma,
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whatever.” -Steve Jobs
Guide question (for points): What does Steve Jobs try to explain about career
selection?
Statements:
1. Many health conditions can be handled given the proper guidance from the
professional medical specialist. In many instances however, physical conditions or
health issues did not determine certain individuals in pursuing their dream.
2. Knowing your personality characteristics will definitely help you in choosing a
career. Certain characteristics are compatible and matched with certain types of work
or occupation according to Hollands trait factory theory.
3. As children, we already learned certain skills just by observing our parents and
siblings, classmates, friends and school authorities. Be aware of the inherent skills
that you have.
4. “Yes, I Can!” Notwithstanding the challenges as adolescent faces after high school,
the self-confident person will keep his eyes in his goals and declare to the world that
he can do it and will succeed in the pursuit of his dreams.
5. The drive to fulfill one’s fullest potentials is the best motivation any person can ever
have in living a meaningful life. A person without any motivation will end up wasting
a life of unfulfilled potentials.
6. Sometimes is greatly being affected by the wants of parents for their children. Peer
pressure is also one factor that influences a certain individual.
7. if your self-identity is not as solid as it should be, then choosing a career or even a
course to take up in college will be difficult.
(The teacher and the student will brainstorm on each concept as the students provide
answers).
V. Assessment
Instructions: Accomplish the activity sheet below by providing the needed details of
each box.
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(After the 15 minutes written task, the teacher shall select students, using personality Assessment pushes
traits method, to share their output/s in class.) instruction by
stressing the
My Career Choice: Make up your mind importance of
critical thinking,
Step What courses/ options will I be taking in college? reasoning, and
1: _______________________ (specify at least two) reflection thus
creating a quality
What I like about these:________________________________ learning
environment
What interests me about these: __________________________ (Fletcher,
Richard, et al.,
Step What do I know about these courses: ____________________________ 2012)
2:
What do references (person or internet sources) say about these courses:
_____________________________________________________________
As a facilitator of
learning, I
Step Make up your mind:
process the
3:
students’
Which of these two course/s is more significant when weighed or
presentations and
leveraged?
clarify some
_____________________________________________________________
discussions if the
____________________________________________________
need arises.
What are its possible advantages?
The performance
of the learners
What are its possible disadvantages for proaction? will be evaluated
using rubric or
Step What are the steps you need to do in fulfilling your desired course? modified scoring
4: ____________________________________________________ system.
Who would be of great help to you? ____________________
V. Generalization/ Abstraction
VISION ACTIVITY: In the next 6 years, where do you see yourself? What have you Reflection can
become and accomplished? You are given 10 minutes to do this. foster
professionalism,
Create a full-block letter that is addressed to your future self and drop it on the empathy and
attitudinal changes.
prepared drop box by your teacher.
Enhancing self-
awareness can also
Criteria: illuminate what we
Relevance to your previous activity – 20% value and what
Command of language – 40% causes us stress
Creativity – 40% and, consequently,
TOTAL = 100% lead to increased
resilience
(Hernandez et.al,
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2017).
VII. Assignment/Agreement
Learner/s would give their thought about how important goal that he/she want to
achieve in life.
Option 1
Write your statements below. A. My SMART GOAL Goals in Life. My SMART
Goals – What do I want? (Write down the goal you want to achieve. Use positive “I
hereby declare…” statement.)
Option 2
My PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES
Why do you need/want it? (Identify the desire or challenge facing you right now as a
SHS learner).
Option 3
Directions:
You will do a PHOTO COLLAGE on “How you see yourself in the NEXT 10
Years?”
Prepared by:
MYRNA S. NICOLAS
Subject teacher
Checked by:
SHARMAINE R. DE LUNA
SHS-Coordinator
Noted:
MAYLA G. CARDENAS
Secondary School Principal II