Grade: 11 Semester: 2nd semester

Applied Subject Title: English for Academic and Professional Purposes No. of hours: 80 hours

Subject Description: The development of communication skills in English for academic and professional purposes.

Culminating Performance Standard: The learner should be able to create and conduct surveys and observations to gather information needed in an academic text.

What to Teach? Why Teach? How to Assess? What to Teach?

Highest thinking skills to Assess Highest Enabling Strategy to Use in Developing

the Highest Thinking Skills to Assess
Learning Competencies

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Assessment
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Content Content Most Performan Complete KUD Most Essential KUD RBT Level (FAA) Enabling General Flexible Learning
Standards Essential ce CLASSI CLASSI Strategy Strategies(FLS)
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3rd Quarter

1. The learner Language The learner 1.1 Determines 1.1 Differentiates

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various academic U Discussion

texts

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towards leaning
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own words

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in the various
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paper

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the ways a writer
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paper a concept by different kinds of Analyzing Venn diagram Communication Graphic Organizer making
definition,
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concept papers

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4th Quarter
1.Writing The learner Writing a The 1.1 Defines what 1.1. Writes
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situations in
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our present Self-learning Module
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2.Writing The learner Objectives The 2.1 Determines

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2.2. Designs, tests

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2.2. Designs,
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surveys, questionnaires
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experiments or Information gathering
2.4. Gathers observation to
information from gather Create and Online Survey
surveys, information. D Creating generate Problem Solving
experiments, or survey Digital/Modular lesson
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and prepare an
D online survey. Cooperative writing/learning

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experiments or D
observations.

Writing the 2.3 Writes

Report 2.6. Summarizes various reports
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2.7 Writes D
various reports.
Performance Scenario
You are a member of the Sangguniang Kabataan in your community. You are asked to propose a project to be funded by the local government unit that may be effectively used to improve your society.
You need to present a one-page concept paper with attainable goals/objectives and short description of your proposed project. The head of the LGU will read your work and it needs to be approved
before you obtain funds for your project with noble cause.

Goals : Your goal is to conduct an online survey with your selected topic about the latest issue, news and trends in our country and write a report.

Role :You are a group of dedicated news writers/reporters.

Audience :Your target audience are the daily viewers of your news program.

Situation :The challenge involves providing an interesting topic, generating online surveys and producing a well-written report in line with the latest issue, news and trends in our country.

Product :You will create an online survey in order to come up with a report.

Standard :Your work needs to produce a well-written narrative report and on your survey questionnaire.

Excellent (4pts). Good (3pts.) Satisfactory(2 pts.) Needs Improvement(1 pt.)

I. Survey Questionnaire

Focus All questionnaire items are related to Most questionnaire items are related Most questionnaire items are not related to Almost all of the questionnaire items are not
the topic. to the topic. the topic. related to the topic and the relation is vague.

Clarity All question items are clear and easy Most of the question items are clear Most of the question items are ambiguous Almost all question items are ambiguous and
to understand . Furthermore, there are and easy to understand . A couple of and not precise allowing for multiple not precise allowing for multiple interpretations.
no negative framed questions. questions are ambiguous and not interpretations.
precise allowing for multiple
interpretations.

Writing style Language is simple and natural . Language is simple and natural in Language is not simple in most question Language is complicated in most items .
There are no excess words and most questions . In some question items . Jargons and/or excess words are Jargons and/or excess words are often.
jargon is avoided. there are usage of jargons and/or often.
excess words

Spelling and Grammar There are no misspellings or There are a couple of spelling There are some spelling and There are several errors in spelling and
grammatical errors. and/or grammatical errors. grammatical errors. grammatical errors.
 II. Survey Report

Topic The topic in the report is interesting The topic in the report is somewhat The topic in the report could be The topic in the report is not interesting and
and reasonable to be investigated. interesting and could be reasonable interesting but difficult to be difficult to be investigated.
to be investigated. investigated.

Components of the All required elements are present in Most of the required elements are Several of the required elements are Almost all of the required elements are
report the survey report. present in the survey report. present in the survey report. present in the survey report.

Accuracy of Data All graphs display data correctly All graphs display data mostly Several graphs display data incorrectly Graphs were not created and no interpretation
and with coherent interpretation. correct and with coherent and are difficult to understand at all.
interpretation. interpretation.

Spelling and Grammar There are no misspellings or There are a couple of spelling There are some spelling and There are several errors in spelling and
grammatical errors. and/or grammatical errors. grammatical errors. grammatical errors.