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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region III
Schools Division of Aurora
Schools District of Baler
BALER NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Pingit, Baler, Aurora

A Detailed Lesson Plan in English 10

Quarter: 3
Week:
MELC:

I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:
a. Define what is a persuasive writing;
b. Enumerate the different persuasive techniques;
c. Demonstrate the different persuasive techniques in a form of an
advertisement; and
d. Recognize the importance of writing persuasive essay in one’s life.

II. Subject Matter: Persuasive Writing


References: Using a Variety of Persuasive and Argumentative Writing
Technique, Third Quarter, Module 2B
Materials: Video Presentation, PowerPoint Presentation, Television, HDMI

III. Learning Activities

Teacher’s Activity Learners’ Activity


A. Daily Routine
1. Greetings
Good morning, everyone! Good morning, Sir Gen!

2. Before we proceed to our lesson, let us


start our session with a prayer. Miss, “Thank you, Lord, for this wonderful day that
please lead the prayer. you’ve given to us. Please bestow our minds
with knowledge that we need for the day, and
please guide our teacher who will teach us.
Thank you, Lord. This is all that we ask. In the
Name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Amen.”
3. Reminders
Before you take your seat, please pick
all the litters on the ground, and please
arrange your chair.
(The learners will follow)
4. Review
This time, let us have a recap of your
lesson. What was your previous lesson
all about?

Very good! Can you please tell us,


what is an argumentative essay?

Learner 1: We talked about what is an


argumentative essay.
Alright! All of your answers are correct.

Learner 2: An argumentative essay is a type of


writing wherein the writer aims at presenting an
issue (be it scientific, political, social, etc.) and
then taking side or making a stand, which he will
have to support by giving proof or evidence.
B. Motivation

The learners will watch an advertisement (The learners will watch an advertisement video)
video from Tiktok.
C. Presentation of the Lesson

Based on the videos, what do think they Learner 1: The videos are promoting a product.
are doing?
Learner 2: They are selling something.

Learner 3: The video is convincing the audience


to buy their product.

Very good! All of your answers are correct.


The video is ‘convincing’ us. In other word,
‘persuade’ or ‘persuading’ us. And it has
something to do with our lesson for today,
which is persuasive writing.

D. Lesson Proper

Our lesson for today is about persuasive


writing.

Discussion:

What is persuasive writing? (The learners will listen with the discussion)

This type of essay convinces a reader to


believe or adopt a viewpoint on a certain
issue. It is sometimes written in three to
five paragraphs.
Persuasive writing is a type of writing
that aims at convincing people to think,
feel, or to act in the writer’s way.
Persuasive texts may be in the form of
essays in books, articles in newspapers
and magazines, posters and, of course,
advertisements. All these forms of
persuasion try to get the readers to agree
or to take an action.

A persuasive writing usually contains:


• writer’s opinion, which he/she wants
the readers to accept
• evidences or information to support
the writer’s opinion
• the action that the writer wants the
readers to do

Here are some of the effective and


commonly used persuasive techniques
used by writers to achieve their purpose.

Rhetorical Question. This is a question


that is not intended to be answered.
Instead, it is meant to state the obvious, or
to challenge the readers and to make
them think. For example: Wouldn’t you do
everything to make your family happy?

Repetition. Repeating key words or


phrases will likely make readers remember
them.

Bandwagon. This is the technique that


would convince a reader to believe in an
idea because the majority or everybody
else believes it’s true. For example: Nine
out of 10 students got higher grades
because of the modular learning setup.

Appeal to Emotion. The use of emotive


language can help sway the readers to
side with the writer or to do what he says.
For example: Be thankful that you have
more than what you need. Others children
do not even have a roof above their head,
but they study harder than anyone.

Appeal to Authority. The writer needs to


establish himself as an authority in the
topic he is writing about by using facts,
figures, and other proofs that would
support his opinions or claims.

The tone of a persuasive can be


passionate, personal, and emotional when
addressing a certain target audience.
However, when writing to persuade a
group of professionals, emotive language
may not work as effective as it would to a
group of teenagers.

The structure of most persuasive essays


follows a rather simple format.

● One paragraph introduction that


presents the topic and the writer’s
stand or opinion about it.
● At least one body paragraph that
presents further explanation, as well as
evidence or proof that would support
the writer’s opinion.
● One concluding paragraph that
summarizes or repeats the opinion, or
calls the reader to action based on that
opinion.

E. Generalization

What is a persuasive writing? Learner 1: This type of essay convinces a


reader to believe or adopt a viewpoint on a
certain issue. It is sometimes written in three to
five paragraphs.

Learner 2: It is a type of writing that aims at


convincing people to think, feel, or to act in the
writer’s way.

Very good! Thank you.


(The learners may answer any of the following)
What are the components of persuasive • writer’s opinion, which he/she wants the
text? readers to accept
• evidences or information to support the
writer’s opinion
• the action that the writer wants the
readers to do

(The learners may answer any of the following)


Give me the five persuasive techniques
● Rhetorical questions
that writers use?
● Repetition

● Bandwagon

All right. Very well, all of you are surely ● Appeal to Emotion
participating and listening.
● Appeal to Authority

F. Activity

Instruct the class to form into 3 groups.


Each group will be given a persuasive The learners will be grouped into 3 groups and
technique that they will use in the form of will make an advertisement using one of the five
an advertisement roleplay. Aside from the persuasive techniques.
persuasive technique, they will also be
given a product that they will promote in
order to persuade the audience to buy the
product.

G. Assessment

TRUE or FALSE
Direction: Write TRUE if the statement is
correct, or FALSE if the statement is
incorrect.
1. FALSE
1. Argumentative essay is type of essay
the convinces a reader to believe or
adopt a viewpoint on a certain issue. 2. FALSE
2. Persuasive writing is a type of writing
that aims at deceive people to think,
feel, or to act in the writer’s way. 3. TRUE
3. A persuasive writing contains the
writer’s opinion, which he/she wants
the readers to accept. 4. TRUE
4. “Everyone is going to get the new
smart phone when it comes out this
weekend.” This is an example of
persuasive technique. 5. FALSE
5. Rhetorical question is used when
stating the obvious, or to challenge the
readers to make them think. And it is a
question that is intended to be
answered.

IV. Assignment

In a short bond paper, write a persuasive


essay with the minimum of 300 words.
You must follow the format in writing a
persuasive essay. Use the different
persuasive techniques in your writing.
Plagiarism means 0.

CONTENT – 10
USAGE OF TECHNIQUES – 10
GRAMMAR – 5
TOTAL – 25

Are there any questions regarding your None, Sir.


assignment?

*Values Integration

Let me ask you one question.

Why do you think is the importance of Learner: Sir, the importance of persuasive
learning persuasive essay? writing is to convince people to believe their
point of view. It can also help to communicate
ideas and gain support.

Do you guys have any questions? Good bye and thank you, Sir.
clarifications? violent reaction? If there’s
none. That would be all. Thank you and
see you tomorrow.
Prepared by:

Pre-service Teacher

Noted:

Cooperating Teacher

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