Lesson Plan For Final Demo
Lesson Plan For Final Demo
Lesson Plan For Final Demo
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard
The learner demonstrates understanding of how world literature and other text types serve
as instruments to resolve social conflicts, also how to use the language of research, campaigns
and advocacies.
B. Performance Standard
The learner competently presents a research report on a relevant socio-cultural issue
C. Learning Competency
D. Specific Objectives
At the end of the discussion, the students are expected to:
1. identify the ways of expanding definition
2. explain the importance of expanding definition of a word
3. construct an expanded definition of a word or term
II. CONTENT
Ways to Expand Definition of Terms
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide Pages - none
2. Learners Material Pages - none
3. Additional Materials from LR Portals - none
B. Other Learning Resources
https://znnhs.zdnorte.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/ENGLISH10-Q4-W4-MOD4.pdf
https://www.studocu.com/ph/document/jh-cerilles-state-college/biology/detailed-lesson-
plan-in-english-10-4as/14824750
IV. PROCEDURE
A. Preliminary Activities
1. Prayer
May I request everyone to please stand for (Students do as told)
our prayer. Kindly lead Mr./Ms. Lomoljo.
2. Greetings
Good morning everyone.
Good morning Ms. Tumicos.
How are you today?
(Answers may vary)
Today's a new a day and a new lesson to
discuss. Are you all excited? Yes ma'am we're excited
3. Class Rules
But before we will start our discussion let
us set our classroom rules first.
If someone is talking here in front or
Listen attentively ma'am.
doing an oral recitation, what will you do?
Absolutely! How about if you have some
questions and clarifications? Raise our hand ma'am.
Exactly! Okay, I think we're all good
about it.
B. Review of the Previous Lesson
Let's have a recap about our topic last
meeting. Anyone? S1: Our topic last meeting was all about
Technical and Operational Definitions ma'am.
C. Motivation
So much for that, let’s have a short
activity called 4 Pics 1 Word. Are you familiar
with that game?
Yes ma’am.
It goes like this, I will show you four
pictures and you have to guess a word that
correspond the picture. Am I clear?
Yes ma’am.
The word that best describe the picture is
POVERTY.
This time I want you to describe or say
something for each picture.
How about this picture? What can you say The picture shows us about the children
about it? begging for alms.
E. Discussion
Expanded definition may explain the word’s
etymology or historical roots, describes
sensory characteristics of something (how it
looks, feels, sounds, taste, smells) identifies its
parts, indicates how something is used,
explains what is not , provides an example of
it, and /or notes similarities or differences
between this term and other words or things. It
comes in the form of additional sentences that
support a formal definition which becomes the
topic sentence of a paragraph.
Kindly read the first three sentences of the
example Mr. Suero.
Poverty is the state of having insufficient
resources or possessions. People who suffer
from poverty include the homeless. They are
seen on the streets begging for alms, their
clothes are dirty and sometimes tattered with
bare feet on the ground.
Thank you Ralph! Ms. Cabug-os, kindly read
the next sentences.
Also, informal settlers live in poverty, even
though they have a home. The unemployed and
the large families with only one breadwinner
are among the poor, too.
Notice the first sentence of the paragraph
above. It is a technical definition of poverty
and the definition is elaborated by mentioning
people living in poverty and describing them.
The additional information makes the concept
easier to understand. In many instances, a
certain word or concept cannot be explained in
just one sentence. In writing an academic
paper, for example, you may need to define
certain terms in your own words in order for
readers to understand the terminology.
The Three Ways of Expanding a Definition
into a Paragraph
1. Expanding by Giving an Example
It helps you illustrate and describe by
providing clear, specific, extra facts or
information of the word and clarify an abstract
and formless concept. You can use these
signals for concrete examples: for example, for
instance, such as, similar to, specifically, to
illustrate, much like, in the same way as.
Example: Stringed instruments are a group
Kindly read the example Ms. Mejos. of instruments known to produce sounds
through the vibration of stretched strings,
which are usually made of metal, vegetable
fiber, animal gut, silk, plastic, or nylon.
Musical instruments such as lutes, zithers, lyre,
and harps belong to the family of stringed
instruments.
Thank you Marriane! Please continue Princess. The huge number of people, the
widespread use of vehicles and electronic
gadgets, and the large number of factories
contribute to our greenhouse gas emissions
at present. These factors have, in turn,
increased our carbon footprints.
F. Developing Mastery
To test if you really understood our
discussion let’s have an activity. This activity
is called Identify Me! But first, I will divide
the class into two. Kindly count off? (The students do as told)
I. Evaluation
Directions: Read each item carefully. Choose
the letter of the best answer and write it on the
space provided before each number.
_________1. Which of the following choices
best expresses the use of expanded definition
by giving examples on the theme “pandemic”?
A. Routinely operating agencies and
institutions such as the education, business,
and industry sectors decrease workforce but
receives increase loads of work.
B. Know-hows of technology-based modes of
communication and interaction became a
primary skill that every workforce.
C. Significance of performing proper basic
health care steps had been highlighted and
well-spread to the public.
D. Issues on gaps and flaws in government
protocols during pandemic had been escalated
to be solved and addressed in a limited span of
time.
_________ 2. Which way of expanding
definition of words is best suited for the line
below?
“Industry, for instance is constantly demanding
new inventions that will speed up production.”
A. Expanding by Example
B. Expanding by Comparison and Contrast
C. Expanding by Process
D. Expanding by Motivation
_________ 3. Which of the following ways of
expanding definition is used in the statement
below?
"Basic health care procedures before were not
as well strictly publicized and implemented as
when the COVID-19 bombarded the globe."
A. Expanding by giving an example
B. Expanding by comparing and contrasting
C. Expanding by describing a process
D. Expanding by giving example and
describing
_________ 4. This is the common signal in
comparing and contrasting ideas for
clarification and better comprehension.
A. Different from
B. Compared with
C. For example
D. Expanding by
_________ 5. Which of the following
statements gives the best expanded definition
of the line, “Health care providers and front
liners are overworked.”?
A. Health care providers and other identified
front liners were stretched on both hours and
extension of work to provide effective and
efficient service to the public.
B. Health care providers and other identified
front liners developed mental health illness due
to the heavy loads of work.
C. Health care providers and other identified
front liners were seemingly given special
treatment.
D. Health care providers and other identified
front liners were not expected to always
perform their duties 24/7.
_________ 6. Which of the ways of expanding
definition of words is applied in the lines
below?
"Education, for instance, is an effective
platform to instill awareness and values to the
youth which when developed, becomes a
motivation to positively act towards it."
A. Expanding by Example
B. Expanding by Comparison and Contrast
C. Expanding by Process
D. Expanding by Motivation
_________ 7. What is the correct way to
expand ideas on a topic used in the sentence
below?
“You have to first wash your hands with soap
thoroughly. Then, apply the sanitizer to be
clean safe from the virus.”
A. Expanding by giving an example
B. Expanding by comparing and contrasting
C. Expanding by describing a process
D. Expanding by giving example and
describing
_________ 8. How do you expand the
definition of word to enrich comprehension
and express yourself effectively?
A. Expanding by summary, analyzation,
sample
B. Expanding by example, comparison and
contrast, and process
C. Expanding by process, summary,
conclusion
D. Expanding by Conclusion,
Contrast/comparison/ summary
_________ 9. Which of the choices DOES
NOT denote the signal for expanded words by
examples?
A. However
B. For instance
C. Then
D. Also
_________ 10. The following choices use
expanded definition by describing the process
of the socioeconomic difference in
communities EXCEPT:
A. On the height of the virus spread, Mrs.
Cruz, a public-school teacher, shifts from
developing lesson plans into modules to
answer the demand of suspending face-to-face
classes.
B. On the height of the virus spread, Mang
Lando, a pedicab driver had to change career
into being a garbage collector, with which the
income was lesser yet the work is tougher. On Assessment
the other hand, Mr. Ramos continued to work
as bank manager working 3 days a week only 1. A
instead of 5, receiving the same amount of 2. A
compensation.
3. B
C. On the height of the virus spread, Jenny,
daughter of a taxi driver, always submits her 4. B
module on the set due date even she has to go
to nearby internet shop to submit those. On the 5. A
other hand, Marie, daughter of a branch
manager was often reprimanded by their 6. A
teacher for submitting late modules even if she 7. C
has the internet connection at home.
8. B
D. On the height of the virus spread, Candice,
a housewife started to develop an online 9. A
business. First, she asked for the business
permit to make her business legal. Then, she 10. B
posted her item by Facebook page. Finally, she
was able to have an extra income.
J. Assignment
In a one whole sheet of a paper, construct an
expanded definition of the following terms:
Book
Teacher
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
___A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation
___B. No. of learners who require additional activities for remediation who
scored below 80%
___C.Did the remedial lessons work? No.of learners who have caught up with
the lesson.
___D.No. of learners who continue to require remediation.
___E. Which of my teaching strategies worked well? Why did these works?
___F. What difficulties did I encounter which my principal or supervisor can
help me solve?
___G. What innovation or localized materials did I use/discover which I wish
to share with other teachers?