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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region II – Cagayan Valley
Schools Division of Cagayan
Aparri West District
APARRI WEST NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

DAILY LESSON LOG School APARRI WEST NATIONAL HIGH Grade Level & Quarter 11- Q2
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL
Teacher HAYDEE ERIKA M. ASUNCION SHS Track HUMSS
Inclusive Dates January 4-6, 2023 Learning Area DISCIPLINES AND IDEAS IN
THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Scheduled Time M 2:30-3:30,W 12:30-2:30, Th Topic Applications and Intersections
12:30-1:30 of
the Approaches in Addressing
Social Problems

DAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY


Daily Objectives 1. Define social problems in 1. Identify the different Quiz day
the different views of elements of social
sociologists; problems;
2. Enumerate the different 2. Enumerate the
components of social different types of social
problems; problems;
3. Analyze the pictures about 3. Create a poster about
social problems. social problems.
Content, References &IMs https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BUA0wUpJWDWrAW5ID5P-jpy_uxtbieXa

Development of the Lesson -Prayer -Prayer


-Greetings -Greetings
-checking of classroom -checking of classroom
environment environment
-checking of attendance -checking of attendance
-review of the past lesson -review of the past lesson
- motivation - motivation
ACTIVITY Picture Analysis The students will create a poster
The students will be analyze about social problems.
different pictures on social
problems.
EVALUATION Identify the sociologist who Directions: Read each item
defined social problems. below, and determine whether the
1. Defined social problem as ‗_a statements
situation confronting a group or are true or false. Mark A if the
a section of society statement is TRUE and
which inflicts injurious B if the statement is FALSE for
consequences that can be each question. Write your
handled only collectively. answers in your
a. Walsh and Furfey activity notebook.
b. Merton and Nisbet (A) TRUE (B) FALSE
c. Reinhardt 1. Social problems are static but
d. Fuller and Myers they change with the change in
2. Social problem is seen as a time and space.
‗deviation from the social ideal 2. One element of a social
remediable by group problem is it being a condition or
effort‘. situation not resented
a. Raab and Selznick as objectionable by a significant
b. Fuller and Myers number of people.
c. Walsh and Furfey 3. All social problems want
d. Horton and Leslie correction through collective
3. Defined social problem as action. They warrant
‗those conditions or situations change in conditions via some
which members of the means of social engineering.
society regard as a threat to 4. A social problem is considered
their values‘. as undesirable because of its
a. Fuller and Myers injurious
b. Merton and Nisbet consequences.
c. Raab and Selznick 5. All aberrant behaviors or
d. Walsh and Furfey deviations from accepted norms
4. They defined social problem are termed as social
as ‗a way of behavior that is problems such as crime, juvenile
regarded by a delinquency, prostitution, rape,
substantial part of a social order drug addiction,
as being in violation of one or and domestic violence, ethnic or
more generally communal tension.
accepted or approved norms‘.
a. Horton and Leslie
b. Merton and Nisbet
c. Walsh and Furfey
d. Raab and Selznic
5.They described social problem
as ‗a problem of human
relationship which
seriously threatens society or
impedes the important
aspirations of many people‘.
a. Merton and Nisbet
b. Horton and Leslie
c. Fuller and Myers
d. Raab and Selznick
Prepared by: Checked and Approved by:

HAYDEE ERIKA M. ASUNCION, SHS TII NOLI V. VILORIA, MTII


Subject teacher School Head, OIC

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