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Department of Education
National Capital Region
Schools Division Office of Caloocan City
Kalayaan National High School
Phase 10 B Brgy. 176-Bagong Silang, Caloocan City
LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 7
PROCEDURE
Preliminaries Prayer
Greetings & KNHS Battle Cry
Setting of daily routine
PRE-TEST
Directions: Read the paragraph below. Choose the letter of the correct
answer. Write your answer on the blank.
As our world recognizes increased globalization, 21st century learning
refers to the skills and technologies that will position our students to succeed
in a world that ever increasingly requires collaboration, critical thinking,
adaptability, grit, perseverance and relies less on the learning of facts and
data. The how and why of learning becomes central and is far more important
than the what or who from past models. Students must approach lifelong
learning with a flexible mindset as they tackle 21st century issues. They must
learn to work with and listen to a variety of points of view. Technology plays a
big part in 21st century learning. The use of podcasts, audio and video blogs
and online learning all play into how education is moving and is significant in
high schools and universities. The Internet is the connection to our global
world. Students will acquire internet navigation skills as they move through
our program. The vast array of resources on the Internet provides a wealth of
data and students will learn to filter the essential from the nonessential; to
incorporate visual images and graphics. The use of the interactive White Board
is a valuable classroom tool. Students will have facility with iPads and laptop
computers. –
ACTIVITIES Activity 1: LIKE or DISLIKE! Objective: Give your reaction to what is expressed
in the given passage. Directions: Draw LIKE if you AGREE with what the text
expresses and draw DISLIKE if you DISAGREE with what the text expresses.
1.The key causes of the water pollution are; industrial waste, mining
activities, sewage and waste water, accidental oil leakage, marine
dumping, chemical pesticides and fertilizers, burning of fossil fuels,
animal waste, urban development, global warming, radioactive waste,
and leakage from sewer lines. There is less water available for drinking,
cooking, irrigating crops, and washing because of pollution.
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2. On February 4, 2020, a bill proposing the legalization of divorce in
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the Philippines was approved by the Committee on Population and
Family Relations in the House of Representatives. Currently, the
Philippines and the Vatican are the only two sovereign states in the
world that still prohibit divorce. from:
https://www.loc.gov/law/foreign-news/article/philippines-house-bill-
on-divorce-approved-in-committee/
REMEMBER
ASSERTIONS – statements that people may approve or disapprove with; –
do not necessarily mean it is a general fact; and – pertains to one’s stand on
an issue, topic, or subject..
In giving your reaction it is important to:
Tell whether you agree or disagree to what is asserted or expressed in the
text; Share what you agree or disagree with;
Explain your reaction clearly; give logical reason/s to support your reaction
CHECK UNDERSTANDING
Directions: Write TRUE if the given statement is correct and FALSE if it is not
POST-TEST
Directions: Read and understand the news article below and answer the
questions that follow.
NO TO THE LEGALIZATION OF DIVORCE
WE, Grade 11 students, recently learned that there has been a motion to
legalize divorce in the Philippines. Divorce is already legalized in every single
country around the world, except in the Vatican City and our own Philippines
(The Economist, 2020). For this reason, it seems to many that it is only right
that we follow suit. At the moment, the only legal process similar to divorce in
the Philippines is the declaration of nullity, which establishes a marriage as
invalid from the beginning. In order to be considered void from the beginning,
a marriage must fall under one of the following criteria: “absence of the
essential requisites of marriage – consent and legal capacity of the parties,
bigamous marriages, incestuous marriages, or psychological incapacity,”
according to Calleja Law (n.d.).
As it is often considered unfair or overcomplicated due to its numerous
specific conditions, many Filipinos have been clamouring for the legalization of
divorce in order to have a simpler, more straightforward manner of retracting
an unsuccessful marriage. The Philippine legal system has persisted against
this for over 70 years, but recently, House Bills 100, 838 and 2263, the bills
instituting divorce, were approved by a house committee. Nevertheless, we
stand firm in our belief that divorce should continue to be prohibited in our
country. Excerpt from:
https://www.manilatimes.net/2020/03/06/opinion/letters-to-the-editor/no-
to-the-legalization-of-divorce/700598/
Questions:
1. What is the issue being discussed in this article?
A. abortion B. divorce C. gambling D. same-sex marriage
2. Aside from the Philippines, where else is divorce not allowed? A. China B.
France C. Japan D. Vatican City
3. The only legal process similar to divorce in the Philippines is the declaration
of nullity. Nullity means _____________________.
A. creating marriage sacred
B. establishing a marriage as invalid from the beginning
C. making the marriage legal
D. transforming illegal marriage into legal
REFLECTIVE SHEET
REFLECTION
After my journey on this lesson, I have learned that ____________________
__________.
It made me realized that ____________________ ______________.
Therefore, I promise that I will ____________________ ___________.
Prepared by: Checked by:
CARLSIL ANNE C. LUMOTAN MARINA P. CADABUNA PhD.
Teacher II MASTER TEACHER I