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    This detailed lesson plan describes a 60-minute lesson for 11th grade students on Philippine politics and governance. The lesson aims to explain and critique the nature of elections in the Philippines. Students will be divided into groups to brainstorm and critique different aspects of Philippine elections. They will then discuss their views in a class analysis. The teacher will then give a lecturette comparing the students' insights to resources on the nature of Philippine elections. To conclude, students will assess different aspects of Philippine elections using emoticons and complete a news article critique for homework.

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    This detailed lesson plan describes a 60-minute lesson for 11th grade students on Philippine politics and governance. The lesson aims to explain and critique the nature of elections in the Philippines. Students will be divided into groups to brainstorm and critique different aspects of Philippine elections. They will then discuss their views in a class analysis. The teacher will then give a lecturette comparing the students' insights to resources on the nature of Philippine elections. To conclude, students will assess different aspects of Philippine elections using emoticons and complete a news article critique for homework.

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    This detailed lesson plan describes a 60-minute lesson for 11th grade students on Philippine politics and governance. The lesson aims to explain and critique the nature of elections in the Philippines. Students will be divided into groups to brainstorm and critique different aspects of Philippine elections. They will then discuss their views in a class analysis. The teacher will then give a lecturette comparing the students' insights to resources on the nature of Philippine elections. To conclude, students will assess different aspects of Philippine elections using emoticons and complete a news article critique for homework.

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    This detailed lesson plan describes a 60-minute lesson for 11th grade students on Philippine politics and governance. The lesson aims to explain and critique the nature of elections in the Philippines. Students will be divided into groups to brainstorm and critique different aspects of Philippine elections. They will then discuss their views in a class analysis. The teacher will then give a lecturette comparing the students' insights to resources on the nature of Philippine elections. To conclude, students will assess different aspects of Philippine elections using emoticons and complete a news article critique for homework.

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    DETAILED LESSON PLAN (DLP)

    DLP No. Learning Area Grade Level Quarter Duration


    5 PHILIPPINE POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE 11 1st 60mins
    Learning Competency Describe the nature of elections and political parties Code:
    HUMSS_PG12-IIc-
    d-6
    Key Concepts Understanding the nature of elections in the Philippines
    1. Objectives
    Knowledge Explain the nature of elections in the Philippines
    Skills Critique the nature of elections in the Philippines
    Attitude Practice critical thinking in the giving of critique to the nature of elections
    in the Philippines
    Values Listen with civic consciousness of the critique
    2. Content Nature of Elections in the Philippines
    3. Learning Resources Visual aids, reference book, multimedia presentation
    4. Procedures
    Introductory Activity 1. Decoding: Decode this number:
    14-1-20-21-18-5 15-6 5-12-5-3-20-9-15-14
    2. Presentation of the lesson objectives

    Activity Group Activity(Brain storming and Critiquing)

     Group the class into 5 groups


     Give each group pictures, articles about the nature of elections
     Give each group 10 minutes to brainstorm and give a critique on
    each ways as observed in our country.
     Rubric
    Content 5
    Accuracy 5
    Relevance 5
    Presentation 5

    Analysis 1. What do you feel about the activity?


    2. What are the natures of elections in our country? Give a short
    description for each nature

    Abstraction Lecturette
    The teacher will discuss the nature of Philippine elections based on the
    following resources:
    Book:
    Politics,Governance and the Philippine
    Constitution,DionesioRevas.MichaelNael,page 111-126
    Internet:
    http://www.chanrobles.com/electioncodeofthephilippines.htm

    Application Assess the nature of election in our country.


    Put the appropriate emoticon that will describe
    the nature of election in our country.
    1. Follow campaign standard
    2. Obligation to register
    3. Obligation to Vote
    4. Casting of Votes
    5. Preparation of election paraphernalias
    6. Proclamation of winners
    Assessment
    Brainstorming and critiquing

    Assignment Cut out 1 news article about Philippine election and give a short critique
    Concluding Activity A politician thinks of the next election; a statesman thinks of the next
    generation. —James Freeman
    Remarks

    Reflection

    No. of learners who


    earned 80% in the
    evaluation
    No. of learners who
    requireadditional
    activities for
    remediation
    Did the remedial
    lessons work? No. of
    learners who have
    caught up with the
    lesson
    No. of learners who
    continue to require
    remediation
    Which of my learning
    strategies worked
    well? Why did these
    work?
    What difficulties did I
    encounter which my
    principaor supervisor
    can help me solve?
    What innovation or
    localized materials
    didIuse/discover/which
    I wish to share with
    other teachers?
    Name Haidee A. Sanchez School LURAY II NHS
    Position / Designation ST-1 Division TOLEDO CITY
    Contact Number 09175256988 Email Address mananghaidee@yahoo.com

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