DLL Week 1
DLL Week 1
DLL Week 1
A. Content Standards
The learner will be able to understand the nature and elements of oral communication in context.
The learner will be able to designs and performs effective controlled and uncontrolled oral communication activities based on
B. Performance Standard context.
C. Learning Competency/ MELC 1: Explains the functions, nature and process of communication
Objectives At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:
Write the LC code for each.
1. be familiarized with the 1. define what communication 1. enumerate the elements of 1. complete the activities in the
course through subject is; communication; worksheet given.
orientation; 2. share in class their function 2. realize the value of
2. build connection with their in the society; and communication in a heated
peers and teacher through 3. classify the given prompts as situation; and
interactive activity; and to what function of 3. present a role play on the
3. practice communication communication it belongs. assigned function of
skills in introducing communication.
themselves.
Subject Orientation Nature and Functions of Process and Elements of First Quarter Worksheet No. 1
II. CONTENT Communication Communication
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide Pages Oral Communication in Context Quarter 1 – Module 1: Definition and Process of Communication (pp.4-8)
2. Learning Materials pages Oral Communication in Context Quarter 1 – Module 1: Definition and Process of Communication (pp.4-8)
3. Textbook pages
4. Additional Materials from DepEd Official TV (Video Lesson SHS English Q1 Ep1: Oral Communication in Context)
Learning Resource
(LR)portal
B. Other Learning Resource
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous lesson The teacher sets the The teacher administers Lights. Camera… Action!
or presenting the new lesson mood of the students through the learning area The students present The teacher administers
subject orientation. supplementary tool in English their brainstormed role play as the long quiz to monitor their
(30 minutes) a review of functions of learning and mastery of the
communication. first MELC.
(See Attachment C)
B. Establishing a purpose for The teacher The teacher presents The teacher introduces
the lesson enumerates the agenda for the the objectives of the lesson. the objectives of the lesson.
first day of class.
1. How do you feel?
2. Put your Finger Down
3. Subject Orientation Proper
4. 2 Truths and a Lie (Teacher
Introduction)
5. Never Have I Ever (building
connection with the students)
C. Presenting How do you feel? The teacher presents a It’s a Prank!
examples/Instances of the The teacher asks the podcast about communication The teacher together
new lesson
students how they feel at the and ask the following: with an accomplice student act
moment through the following 1. What is the subject in the the scenario below:
task: video?
Happy- Jump 2. How do you define The student is late in class so
Nervous- Hands on their Chest communication as part of your the teacher asks him/her the
Excited- Hands Up daily life? reason but the student is
Others- Hands sideward hesitant to speak and he/she
Communication Mentimeter walks out of class while the
The students supply teacher is still talking to
ideas about communication him/her.
using mentimeter application. Later, the teacher
reveals that it’s a prank and
asks the following question:
1. What problem arise from the
scenario?
2. How can we avoid
miscommunication?
3. How does communication
take place?
D. Discussing new concepts Put your Finger Down The teacher discusses The teacher discusses
and practicing new skills # 1
The students put their the nature of communication. the elements and process of
finger down if they can relate communication.
to the given situations:
1. Taken
2. Accidentally wore different
socks
3. You haven’t eaten breakfast
yet
4. You slept past 12 midnight
5. You brought your cellphone
in class
6. Your excited to meet Ma’am
Rodchiel
E. Discussing new concepts Orientation Proper The teacher generates
and practicing new skills # 2 The teacher discusses students’ idea on their function
the following: in society.
1. Organizational Chart The teacher discusses
2. Class Schedule the functions of
3. Classroom Expectations communication.
4. Classroom Rules
5. Curriculum Overview
6. Learner’s Individual Record
F. Finding practical 2 Truths and a Lie Classify Me! What causes rain?
application of concepts and The teacher introduce The students classify The students generate
skills in daily living
herself by asking the students the given situations as to the process on what causes rain
play a game: 2 Truths and a functions of communication and relate it to how
Lie. they belong. communication works.
1. Doctors’ Prescription
“Take your medicine 3 times a
day.”
Parents’ Instruction to their
child
“Wash the dishes now, or else I
won’t allow you to go to the
party later.”
Friends giving advice on
what to do
“Move on. He doesn’t love you
anymore”
2. Encouragement
“You can do it.”
Marriage Proposal
“Will you marry me?”
Invitation
“Would you like some coffee,
tea, or me?”
3. “Did you know that there’s a
secret apartment at the top of
the Eiffel tower?”
4. “Work smarter not work
harder”
5. Appreciation
“I’m so glad that you came into
my life.”
“I like you so much!
“Are you false teeth? It’s
because I can’t smile without
you.”
G. Making generalizations Step up to the Line ft. Never The WOW sharer will The WOW sharer will
and abstractions about the Have I Ever recap the important points recap the important points
lesson
The teacher asks the learned from the lesson. learned from the lesson.
students play the game Never
Have I Ever to build connection
with them.
H. Evaluating learning It’s Your Turn! The teacher checks their The teacher gives a
Students introduce mastery of the topic by giving a multiple choice type of quiz.
themselves in front orally. true/false type of quiz. (see (see Attachment B)
attachment A)
Group 1- Regulation/Control
Group 2- Social interaction
Group 3- Motivation
Group 4- Information
Group 5- Emotional Expression
Criteria:
Relevance- 10
Delivery- 10
Props- 5
Total- 25
REMARKS
V. REFLECTION