Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education

SCHOOL: DAPDAP INTEGRATED SCHOOL GRADE LEVEL: 10

MAPEH
DAILY LESSON TEACHER: REIMART JAY C. CAÑETE LEARNING AREA:
(HEALTH)
PLAN
TEACHING DATES & MARCH 19, 2024 1:30pm - 3:00pm/
QUARTER/WEEK 3/5
TIME: MARCH 21, 2024 12:00pm- 1:30pm

Content Standards The learner demonstrates awareness of global health initiatives.

Performance Standards The learner demonstrates competence in applying knowledge of global

health to local or national context global initiatives.

Learning Competency  describe how global health initiatives positively impact people’s
health in various countries (H10HC-IIIb-c-2).
I. OBJECTIVES
 Understand and explain the importance of global health
initiatives in addressing health disparities and promoting equity
across diverse populations.
 Apply critical thinking skills to assess the socio-economic, cultural,
and political factors influencing the implementation and
outcomes of global health initiatives.
 Embrace a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach to global
health, valuing diverse perspectives and expertise in addressing
complex health issues on a global scale.

II. SUBJECT MATTER/ Lesson 2: Positive Impact of Global Health Initiatives

CONTENT

Instructional Materials: PowerPoint Presentation, Cartolina

Reference:
Strategies: 4 A’s Approach (Activity, Analysis, Abstraction, Application)

III. LEARNING RESOURCES

A. Refernces

a. Teacher’s Guide Pages None

b. Learner’s Material Pages PE & HEALTH 10 LM page

c. Textbook Pages

d. Additional Materials from CO_Q3_Health10_Module 1-2

Learning Resources
B. List of Learning Resources for
Development and
Engagement Activities

IV. PROCEDURE Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

PRELIMINARIES
a. Prayer Kindly stand and let us pray. May I request
_____________ to lead the prayer.

Our Father, Who art in heaven,

Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy Kingdom
come, Thy Will be done, On earth as it
is in Heaven. Give us this day, our daily
bread, And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass
against us. And lead us not into
temptation, but deliver us from evil.

b. Greetings Good morning class!

Good morning, Sir!

c. Checking of Now let us check the attendance. Class

Attendance secretary, do we have absentees for
today?

None Sir!

Okay, that’s good to hear

d. Classroom Alright! Before you sit kindly check if there

Management are pieces of paper under your chair, pick
them up, and arrange your chairs properly.

Yes, Sir.

If you are all done, please be seated.

Thank you, Sir.

e. Review Yesterday, we discussed about the

Significance of Global Health Initiatives. So
now, Give me the Five (5) example of
global health initiatives that was
previously discussed.
Yes, Sir

We discussed yesterday about Global

Fund, Global Alliance for Vaccines and
 Immunizations (GAVI), World Health
Organization (WHO), United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP),
United Nations International Children's
Fund (UNICEF).
Now, if we foresee their possible impacts
to our country if they will be implemented
properly and strictly. What would be the
possible impact of it?

If properly and strictly implemented,

initiatives led by the Global Fund,
Global Alliance for Vaccines and
Immunizations (GAVI), World Health
Organization (WHO), United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP), and
United Nations International Children's
Fund (UNICEF) could significantly
improve public health outcomes in our
country. These initiatives could lead to
increased access to essential
healthcare services, such as
vaccinations, maternal and child
health programs, and disease
prevention efforts.

Very Good! Thank you so much.

V. LESSON
PROPER
A. Activity/
Motivation
Bago natin
tatalakayin Yes, Sir! We are all ready.

ang 4 pics 1
paksa natin sa word
araw na ito, game
may ipakikita
akong 4 pics 1
word na
inyong
sasagutan. (The students will do the activity.)

Tatawag ako
ng ilang mag- Yes, Sir.

aaral at
magbahagi sa
klase
kung ano ang
sagot sa (student answers)
1. Malaria

bawat 2. Water Safety

3. Tobacco
4. Mental Health

puzzle. 5. HIV
6. DENGUE
7. DISEASE
8. AIDS
Ano ang 9. NUTRITION
10. WOMENS HEALTH

salitang
11. environment

nabubuo
base sa apat
na mga
litratong
ipinakita?
Before we will move to our next lesson,
we will have first an activity, Are you ready
class?

ACTIVITY 1: Word Hunt

Direction: Look for words/terms related
global health issues and concerns that the
World Health Organization and member
nations are facing.

Are you done, students?

Okay, let’s check your answer.

Exactly, all of your answers are correct

that’s great. Thank you so much for
participating!
B. Analysis Picture-Analysis!

Direction: Analyze the video below. Take

note of the different Global Health Issues
and its impact.

https://youtu.be/TeegU2s56gE?si=Sjy-
9FqNlij43oFR
(the students will analyze the picture
given).
Now, after you analyzed the Video, we will
have a process question that you need to
answer on your notebook.

Process Question:

 After you noted all the different

global health issues, it’s time to
discuss what would be its negative
impact to our health and what
would be the positive impact if we
prevented this problem in our
society?
(the students will answer the given
question).
After you answer the process question, I
will call three students to share their
answers in front.

(the students will go to in front and

share their answer)
Thank you so much for your participation.
C. Abstraction Ok! Now, based on what you did. What do
you think is our lesson for today?
Positive Impact of Global Health
Initiatives, Sir.

Exactly, Very good!

Today, I will discuss the “Positive Impact of

Global Health Initiatives”.

Kindly, read What is Global Health

Initiative?
The role of Global health initiatives is
to ultimately strengthen local
partnership to better serve their own
communities.
Thank you so much!

Next is about GLOBAL HEALTH

INITIATIVES. First is Global Fund, kindly
read the Health Initiatives and its Positive
Impact.

HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Accelerating the end of AIDS,
TB, malaria as epidemics

POSITIVE IMPACT
- The Results Report 2019 shows
great progress against some of
the biggest challenges in the
fight against the three diseases
achieved in countries where
the Global Fund invested:
- 18.9 million people received
antiretroviral therapy for HIV.
- 719,000 HIV-positive mothers
received medicine to keep
them alive and prevent
transmitting HIV to their
babies.
- 5.3 million people tested and
treated for TB.
Thank you so much! To add on it the
positive impact of global fund;

POSITIVE IMPACT
- 131 million mosquito nets
distributed to protect families from
malaria. In Rwanda in east Africa,
the Global Fund has supported the
expansion of community health
insurance coverage for 3.3 million
people on low incomes, including
approximately 300 000 people
living with HIV/AIDS and 150 000
orphans. About one-third of
expenditures supported by the
Global Fund are already devoted to
upgrading health-care
infrastructures and to training and
capacity building for health-care
personnel.

Next, Global Alliance for Vaccines and

Immunizations (GAVI). Kindly, read the
Health Initiatives and its Positive Impact.

HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Innovation for Uptake, Scale
and Equity in Immunization
 (INFUSE)

POSITIVE IMPACT
- Since
Thank you so much! To add on it the
positive impact of Global Alliance for
Vaccines and Immunizations (GAVI);
2016, GAVI has
immunized nearly 200 million
children and are ahead of
reaching 300 million children
by 2020. The breadth of
protection has increased, by 10
percentage points in the last
year alone and 21 percentage
points since the beginning of
the strategy period. Since its
inception in 2000, Gavi
supported immunization
programmed in Africa have
helped avert 7.5 million deaths.
Over 250 million children were
immunized with pentavalent
vaccine (diphtheria, tetanus,
pertussis, Hep B and Hib) since
2000.

POSITIVE IMPACT
- Since inception, nearly 130 million
children were immunized with
pneumococcal vaccine against the
leading cause of pneumonia.
Nearly 78 million children were
immunized since 2000 with
rotavirus vaccine against the
leading cause of severe diarrhea.
Over 3.1 million girls in Africa have
been immunized against human
papillomavirus (HPV), which is the
main cause of cervical cancer.

Next, World Health Organization. Kindly,

read the Health Initiatives and its Positive
Impact.

HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Alliance for Healthy Cities

POSITIVE IMPACT
- The first Healthy Cities
Programs were launched in
 developed countries (i.e.
Canada, USA, Australia, many
European nations).

- The programs have proven

successful in increasing
understanding of health and
environment linkages and in
the creation of intersectoral
partnerships to ensure a
sustainable, widespread
programs.

- Taiwan was able to develop a

well organized framework and
model to encourage strong
leadership in local
governments and to promote
participation and engagement
in their communities.
Thank you so much! To add on it the
positive impact of World Health
Organization when it comes to WHO
Framework Convention on Tobacco
Control (WHO-FCTC)

IMPORTANCE
- Nearly 22 million future premature
smoking-attributable deaths were
averted because of strong
implementation of demand
reduction measures adopted by
countries between 2007 and 2014.
- In Kenya since 2013, there has
been 20% increase in Tobacco tax
revenues due to new regulations.
Between 2001 and 2007, the
proportion of currently smoking
students who wanted to stop
smoking increased.
- The budget for health in the
Philippines has increased,
particularly for universal health
care after raising the tax imposed
to cigarette.

Next, United Nations Development

Programme (UNDP). Kindly, read the
Health Initiatives and its Positive Impact.

HEALTH INITIATIVES
 - UNDP Strategic Plan

POSITIVE IMPACT
- Global poverty has fallen from
35 per cent in 1990 to under 10
per cent in 2016, reducing the
number of poor people in the
world by over 1 billion.
- Panama achieved high-income
status in 2018, leading to a
decline in core regular
Thank you so much! To add on it the resources from UNDP.
positive impact of United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP);

IMPORTANCE
- Malaysia’s commitment to
women’s rights and gender
equality has developed over time
in both the domestic and
international arenas. The country
effectively responded to human
development challenges and
reduced inequalities with the help
of UNDP.

Last, United Nations International

Children's Fund (UNICEF). Kindly, read the
Health Initiatives and its Positive Impact.

HEALTH INITIATIVES
- Digital Health Initiative (DHI)

POSITIVE IMPACT

- UNICEF has harnessed the

power of ICT to support
countries to ensure that every
child survives and thrives.
Around the world, 85.8 million
mothers, community health
workers, vaccinators, and
health facility staff in 18
countries have benefited from
digital health platforms and the
communities they connect to
the health system. In October
2018, more than 37 million
Pakistan children received
measles vaccination during a
 12-day supplementary
immunization campaign, using
real-time monitoring powered
by RapidPro, according to
government reports.
- As of December 2019, in
Bangladesh, initial results
indicate that 89 per cent of
registered pregnant women
using the real-time monitoring
by Rapidpro have received
antenatal care and 99 percent
reported satisfaction with
those services; and 91 per cent
of registered lactating women
received postnatal care and 97
reported that they are satisfied
with that support.
Thank you so much! To add on it the
positive impact of United Nations
International Children's Fund (UNICEF)
when it comes to Strengthening Health
Systems (SHS).

IMPORTANCE
- Since 1990, through the UNICEF
Health Systems Strengthening
Approach remarkable gains have
been made in improving outcomes
for children and women. The
number of children dying before
the age of five years has almost
halved and similar progress has
been made in maternal mortality.
Stunting (chronic undernutrition)
among children below age five
decreased from 40 per cent in 1990
to 25 percent in 2013.
- However, stunting continues to
affect an estimated 161 million
children globally. In Afghanistan,
nearly 1.2 million children under
one year receive life-saving
vaccines. On a yearly basis, 6
million pregnant women receive
vaccines that prevent nine
diseases. In 2020, 50,364 pregnant
women and 79,362 children who
live more than two hours away
from a health facility received
 essential health care through
mobile health teams.

Now, that we already know what are the

Positive Impact of Global Health Initiatives.
Let’s move forward, let’s have first an
activity.

CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE

Direction: Get your notebook and answer

the following questions. Afterwards I will
call Three (3) students to share their
answer in front.
1. How do global health initiatives
affect the health of people around
the world?
2. What would be one global health
initiative that you will localize for
adoption in your community? Why?
3. If you happen to talk to your
barangay captain and his
councilmen, what would you do to
inform them further of the positive
impacts of the health initiatives? (the students will answer the activity
on their notebooks).

Now, let’s have your answer

(the three (3) students will go in front
and share their answer in the class).

Thank you so much for your participation.

Let’s give them Five (5) claps.

So now, do you understand our lessons for

today? Yes, Sir.

That’s great!
A. Application Chain Reaction!

Direction: Complete the diagrams with

your ideas and perspectives by answering
the question below.

“Alcoholism and smoking among students

are two of the most pressing issues they
are facing today. With this, what will be
the positive impacts of the WHO's Global
Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of
Alcohol and WHO’s Framework
 Convention on Tobacco Control to
students like you if such initiative is
successfully implemented?”

WHO's Global Strategy to Reduce the

Harmful Use of Alcohol

(the students will do the activity after

they done the activity three (3)
representatives will go in front to
explain their works).
Thank you so much for your participation.
Let’s give them Five (5) claps.

VI. EVALUATION

Fill in the blanks!

Directions: Carefully read each statement and fill in the blank with the correct answer. Choose
your answers from the box below.

1. Digitization has also penetrated the world of health. _______________ remind parents
about actions to keep their babies healthy in the first 1,000 days of life.
2. Around the world, _______________ mothers, community health workers, vaccinators,
and health facility staff in 18 countries have benefited from digital health platforms.
3. The number of children dying before the age of five years has almost _______________
since the implementation of SHS initiative.
4. Taiwan was able to develop a _______________ and model to encourage strong leadership
in local governments.
5. Brazil reduced the opening hours of bars from 24 hours a day to closure at 11 pm was
associated with a 44% drop in _______________.
6. Nearly 22 million future deaths were averted because of strong implementation of
_______________ adopted by countries between 2007 and 2014.
7. In Rwanda, East Africa, the Global Fund has supported the expansion of _______________
coverage.
8. Global poverty has fallen from 35 per cent in 1990 to under 10 per cent in 2016, reducing
the number of poor people in the world by over _______________.
9. The United States saw a 16% median decline in _______________.
10. The Global Fund results report 2019 recorded _______________ people tested and treated
for Tuberculosis.

Key to Correction:
1. Digital Health Platform 6. reduction measures - demand
2. 85.8 million 7. community health insurance
3. Halved 8. 1 billion
4. organized framework - well 9. crashes vehicle motor
5. homicides 10. 5.3 million

ASSIGNMENT
Direction: Review all the lesson for the Weekly Summative Test

Prepared by: Checked by: Noted by:

REIMART JAY C. CAÑETE ROUSEAN D. VILLALON MICHAEL M. SAFRED

Student Teacher Resource Teacher School Head