This daily lesson log outlines a week-long lesson plan for a 12th grade Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics class. The objectives are to understand culture and society from anthropological and sociological perspectives, appreciate cultural diversity, and promote cultural understanding. Each day focuses on a different topic, such as defining culture and society, examining one's own culture, and discussing cultural relativism versus ethnocentrism. Lessons incorporate group activities, discussions, role plays, and reflective writing assignments. The goal is for students to develop a holistic understanding of different cultures and societies.
This daily lesson log outlines a week-long lesson plan for a 12th grade Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics class. The objectives are to understand culture and society from anthropological and sociological perspectives, appreciate cultural diversity, and promote cultural understanding. Each day focuses on a different topic, such as defining culture and society, examining one's own culture, and discussing cultural relativism versus ethnocentrism. Lessons incorporate group activities, discussions, role plays, and reflective writing assignments. The goal is for students to develop a holistic understanding of different cultures and societies.
This daily lesson log outlines a week-long lesson plan for a 12th grade Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics class. The objectives are to understand culture and society from anthropological and sociological perspectives, appreciate cultural diversity, and promote cultural understanding. Each day focuses on a different topic, such as defining culture and society, examining one's own culture, and discussing cultural relativism versus ethnocentrism. Lessons incorporate group activities, discussions, role plays, and reflective writing assignments. The goal is for students to develop a holistic understanding of different cultures and societies.
This daily lesson log outlines a week-long lesson plan for a 12th grade Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics class. The objectives are to understand culture and society from anthropological and sociological perspectives, appreciate cultural diversity, and promote cultural understanding. Each day focuses on a different topic, such as defining culture and society, examining one's own culture, and discussing cultural relativism versus ethnocentrism. Lessons incorporate group activities, discussions, role plays, and reflective writing assignments. The goal is for students to develop a holistic understanding of different cultures and societies.
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The key takeaways are an introduction to culture and society from anthropological and sociological perspectives, including defining these concepts, examining them holistically, and discussing cultural relativism and heritage.
The objectives are to explain anthropological and sociological perspectives on culture and society, describe society and culture as a complex whole, identify aspects of culture and society, and promote appreciation of different cultures.
The teacher introduces the concept of culture and society by having students fill in a circle map with related words and presenting pictures of food from different communities to discuss cultural aspects.
SCHOOL WELLSPRING HIGH SCHOOL, INC.
GRADE LEVEL Grade 12
DAILY LESSON LOG TEACHER Andrey Mark P. Cabuntocan LEARNING AREA Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics TEACHING DATES & TIME Monday – Friday (10:20am-11:10am), (2:40pm-3:30pm) QUARTER First Quarter
DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 5
I. OBJECTIVES A. CONTENT STANDARDS 1. Culture and society as anthropological and sociological concepts 2. Perspectives in approaches to the study of culture and society (i.e., comparative, historical, structural- functional, interpretive, critical) B. PERFORMANCE STANDARDS 1. Minimum 1. Appreciate the nature of culture and society from the perspectives of anthropology and sociology. 2. Demonstrate a holistic understanding of culture and society. 3. Values cultural heritage and express pride of place without being ethnocentric. 2. Beyond Minimum 1. Differentiate the nature of culture and society from the perspectives of anthropology and sociology. 2. Present a report of a holistic understanding of culture and society. 3. Explain cultural heritage and express pride of place without being ethnocentric. C. LEARNING 1. Explain anthropological and sociological perspectives 1. Become aware of why and how cultural relativism mitigates ethnocentrism COMPETENCIES/OBJECTIVES on Culture and Society 2. Identify forms of tangible and intangible heritage and the threats to these 2. Describe society and culture as a complex whole 3. Identify aspects of Culture and Society 4. Raise questions toward a holistic appreciation of cultures and societies II. CONTENT Defining Culture and Society III. LEARNING RESOURCES Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics 2016 by Vibal Group, Inc. Google.com Youtube.com IV. PROCEDURES A. Preliminary Activity Prayer, Greetings, and Prayer, Greetings, and Prayer, Greetings, and Checking of Attendance Checking of Attendance Checking of Attendance B. Motivation Filling the Circle: Sing-no to? Detecting Ethnocentrism and The teacher will distribute a The class will be grouped into Promoting Respect for Other manila paper and a marker 4 and each will think of a Cultures: for each group, probably song of a country that they The teacher will present some four groups. Students will will pick, and the other pictures of food that is usually be asked to fill in the circles groups will identify what it is. prepared in some communities with the appropriate words After the presentation they or regions. The students will that will be posted on will explain the different be asked to comment on the screen. aspects affecting that song food on the picture. base on culture and the society. C. Lesson Proper Based on the The teacher will The teacher will discuss Class Discussion Activity motivational discuss Society and ethnocentrism, cultural The class will The learners will activity, the teacher Culture as a complex relativism and cultural discuss Lesson 4: be grouped and will introduce the whole which heritage Cultural Forms will be tasked to lesson on the encompasses beliefs, Activity: Lights Camera and Threats come up with a Definition of Culture practices, values, etc. Action word web map and Society from the Aspects, definition, The class will be based from their perspectives of characteristics, and grouped into two. the understanding of Anthropology and functions will also be first group will be the discussion. Sociology. discussed. assigned to do a short Write associated Activity: Essay Activity: Anatomy of skit on ethnocentrism words with In a two-paragraph My Culture while the other will do philosophy. essay, describe your In column A, identify a short skit on cultural feelings toward a any of your behaviors relativism. specific Nationality as a Filipino teenager. Application based on its Society In column B, explain After each and Culture. State how you came to presentation, the why you like and imbibe them. Then in students will be asked dislike it. column C, offer an to write a reflection Application explanation why its paper on what they The teacher will ask performance seems have learned or two volunteers for to be natural to you realized after watching each group to share or why you believe it. the performance of their insights on the Application each group. activity Filling the The teacher will ask Circle (Oral five volunteers to Recitation) share their work in class. (Oral Recitation) D. Evaluation What makes Society Explain the anthropological The students will answer the Assignment possible? and sociological perspectives following: The students will on culture and society 1. Is it right to pass bring magazines, Assignment judgment on cultures newspapers, glue, Explain the not our own as inferior, scissors, and any statement, “Culture is threatening, or other materials an instrument for the disturbing? that they can use normative regulation 2. Should we expect for their activity of behavior.” societies around the tomorrow. world to practice the same set of cultural values and traits? V. REMARKS