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G6 English Q2 W7 D1
G6 English Q2 W7 D1
LESSON LEVEL
PLAN TEACHER LEARNING ENGLISH
AREA
TEACHING WEEK 7, DAY 1 QUARTER SECOND
DATES
AND TIME
I. OBJECTIVES
B. PERFORMANCE
STANDARDS ❖ Applies knowledge of the various forms and conventions of
print, non-print and digital materials to appropriately
comprehend print, non-print films and moving texts
❖ Applies different views of the real world to effectively
interpret (deconstruct) constructed meaning in print,
non-print, and digital materials
II. CONTENT
❖ Topic Distinguishing Sources of Information
A. Motivation
Show to the class a newspaper, magazine and a blogger or any gadget
that can be manipulated through the use of internet connection.
Ask: Which of these need an internet connectivity?
B. Presentation
Today we are going to discuss the sources of information.
C. Unlocking of Difficulties
Directions: Find the meaning of the highlighted word or words in Column A
from Column B. Write the letter only.
Column A Column B
Broadcast media and print media differ in terms of delivery methods. Print
media is limited to visual communication including newspapers, magazines,
and billboards. Broadcast media used audio and audiovisual communications
including television, radio, and the internet.
C. Exploration
1. An online source of information is material you find online. These sources
provide information through the use of internet connectivity.
2. Broadcast source of information covers a wide spectrum of different
communication methods such as television, radio, newspapers, magazines
and any other materials supplied by the media and press. This source of
information may use without internet connection.
3. Print source of information is exactly as its name suggests. These are the
materials that have been printed and can be produced in a hard copy.
However, printed sources have one benefit. They generally have been
through some type of critical review process that prevents poor material
from reaching the library shelves. In other words, some type or quality
control has typically taken in order for publication to occur.
Let us also consider the five elements when you do a news broadcast:
1. Pitch. It is the highness and lowness of tone or the modulation of the
Voice expressing a particular feeling or mood.
Why do you need to vary your pitch?
2. Rate. It is determined by the speed and the pauses used in delivering
D. EXPLANATION
the news.
What is the appropriate rate in broadcasting the news?
3. Volume. It is the quality or power of the voice.
How does the change in volume of your voice affect the messge
of the news?
4. Pronunciation. It is the way the words are pronounced.
Why is the correct pronunciation of words critical in
broadcasting?
Listed below are examples of specific materials available from each source
of information.
Key Answers:
1. B 2. A 3. A 4. D 5. A
Activity 2
Directions: Using the graphic organizers, list down examples of materials from
each group of information sources. Write your answer on the boxes provided
Examples of Broadcast
Source of Information
Examples of Online
Source of Information
________________
2.
5. __________________
Key Answer: 1. O 2. P 3. B 4. B 5. B
V. EXTENSION: Directions: Classify the sources of information. Write your answer in column.
speeches
interviews
financial markets
webpages
scholarly journals
Online Source Broadcast Source Print Source
WRITER/LAYOUT BY:
NORMA E. GARCIA
Teacher III
Compra Elementary School
Liloy I District
ROMEL V. BANGA
Chairman/ Teacher III
Liloy Central School
Liloy I District
Approved:
DR. FE G. JEBONE
Education Program Supervisor - English