Professional Documents
Culture Documents
I. OBJECTIVES
D. Enabling Competencies
II. CONTENT
III.LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
a. Teacher’s Guide Pages
English Learning Portals: Assessing Language Skills
b. Learner’s Material Pages
through World Literature pg. 142-146
English Learning Portals: Assessing Language Skills
c. Textbook Pages
through World Literature pg. 142-146
d. Additional Materials from Learning
Resources
B. List of Learning Resources for Development
and Engagement Activities
IV. PROCEDURES
TEACHER ACTIVITY STUDENT ACTIVITY
A. Activity
A. Preliminary Activities
Prayer
Good morning class. Good morning ma’am.
Let us start the day right. Let us ask for the Lord’s
guidance as we study. Let us pray. (the students pray)
Greetings
Good day class. I hope you all are ready for
today’s class. Shall we start? Yes ma’am.
Class Settles
Kindly arrange your chairs properly and remain
seated in your designated seat plans. (the students arrange the chairs and sat down)
Checking of Attendance
Who is the class monitor? May I ask who are not (Class monitor mentions the name of the absent
present today? students)
B. Developmental Activities
Review
Yesterday we have discussed about assessing the
effectiveness of a material listened to taking into
account the speaker’s purpose. Am I right?
Motivation
Having reached the 10th grade, I am sure that you
have watched and read a lot of speeches during your Yes ma’am.
English class. Am I right?
How?
He used cue words and interesting language choice to
retain attention.
What else? He used appeal to emotion towards the last part.
Why do you think people deliver speeches? They deliver speech in order to achieve a certain goal.
What do you call that goal? A speaker’s purpose.
That’s right, and that is our topic for today. Are you
guys ready? Yes ma’am.
C. Abstraction
A. Discussion
This one is a bit more informal than the first two. The The speaker aims to have the audience enjoy the
main objective is just to have them enjoy the speech presentation.
Very good. That’s right. Let’s have example no.2 (student raise hands)
“A forum about the new discoveries regarding the It persuades people to go to Disney Land.
natural cure for serious health condition”
Yes student b?
Very good. Let’s have the last one. Let us jump unto To inform
the example number 5.
C. Generalization
To entertain.
Let’s have a quick recap of what we have discussed.
The speech aims to entertain the audience through
What are three speaker’s purpose that we have jokes.
discussed?
To inform, to persuade, and to entertain.
What is the difference between to inform and to
persuade?
To inform only aims to give information while to
persuade sways the audience’s beliefs to believe in
What sets “to entertain” apart from the first two?
them.
D. Valuing
It is much more informal.
Very good. Is it important to be able to distinguish the
speaker’s purpose?
Why?
Yes ma’am.
What do you think is the significance of this lesson to
It allows us to understand what the speech is for.
our daily lives?
Understanding the speaker’s purpose gives us a better
view of the speaker’s message. Through knowing the
purpose, we can evaluate the content of the speech
ourselves and decide whether we’ll use the info or not.
E. Application
V. ASSESSMENT/ EVALUATION
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