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Objectives (Based on MELCs) o Group activity to categorize
1. Define the concept of freedom and examples of freedom under
its importance to the human person. the correct type. 2. Explain the different dimensions of D. Assessment: freedom (political, social, economic, Exit ticket: Define freedom in their and personal). own words. 3. Analyze the relationship between E. Assignment: freedom and responsibility. Research a famous figure known for Day 1: Understanding Freedom their fight for freedom and prepare a I. Objectives: short biography. 1. Define freedom and its significance in human life. Day 2: Dimensions of Freedom 2. Identify the different types of I. Objectives: freedom. 1. Explain the different dimensions of II. Content: freedom. Definition of freedom 2. Discuss the implications of each Importance of freedom to human dimension on human life. dignity II. Content: Types of freedom: political, social, Political freedom economic, and personal Social freedom III. Learning Resources: Economic freedom PowerPoint presentation Personal freedom Video clips on the importance of III. Learning Resources: freedom Articles and case studies on IV. Procedures: dimensions of freedom A. Review: Infographics on freedom Recap previous discussions on IV. Procedures: human rights and dignity. A. Review: B. Motivation: Review the types of freedom Ask students to share their thoughts discussed in the previous lesson. on what freedom means to them. B. Motivation: C. Lesson Proper: Discuss current events related to 1. Discussion: freedom (e.g., protests for rights). o Define freedom and its C. Lesson Proper: significance. 1. Discussion: o Present different types of o Delve into each dimension of freedom and their freedom and its significance. implications. o Discuss the implications of 2. Examples: each dimension on o Use historical and individuals and society. contemporary examples to 2. Examples: illustrate the types of o Use case studies to show freedom. how different freedoms are 3. Guided Practice: experienced in various 2. Examples: contexts. o Analyze real-life scenarios 3. Guided Practice: where freedom and o Group work: Create a responsibility intersect. presentation highlighting one 3. Guided Practice: dimension of freedom and its o Group discussion on case importance. studies involving ethical D. Assessment: dilemmas related to Quiz on the dimensions of freedom. freedom. E. Assignment: D. Assessment: Write a reflective essay on the Reflective journal entry on a dimension of freedom that is most personal experience where freedom significant to them. and responsibility were in conflict. E. Assignment: Day 3: Freedom and Responsibility Prepare a debate on the statement: I. Objectives: "Freedom without responsibility is a 1. Analyze the relationship between threat to society." freedom and responsibility. 2. Discuss how personal choices impact Day 4: Factors Affecting Freedom societal freedom. I. Objectives: II. Content: 1. Discuss the impact of social, The concept of responsibility in the political, and cultural factors on context of freedom individual freedom. How freedom requires responsibility 2. Analyze how these factors can for oneself and others enhance or restrict freedom. III. Learning Resources: II. Content: Text excerpts on freedom and Social influences on freedom (e.g., responsibility family, community) Videos on ethical decision-making Political influences on freedom (e.g., IV. Procedures: laws, governance) A. Review: Cultural influences on freedom (e.g., Recap dimensions of freedom. traditions, norms) B. Motivation: III. Learning Resources: Discuss a scenario where someone's Articles on freedom in various freedom conflicted with another's cultures rights. Documentaries on political systems C. Lesson Proper: and their effect on freedom 1. Discussion: IV. Procedures: o Explain the relationship A. Review: between freedom and Recap discussions on freedom and responsibility. responsibility. o Discuss how freedom is not B. Motivation: absolute and must be Encourage students to think about a exercised responsibly. law that affects their freedom. C. Lesson Proper: 1. Discussion: o Explain how social, political, and cultural factors influence individual freedom. o Discuss examples of how these factors can enhance or restrict freedom. 2. Examples: o Analyze case studies from different countries and cultures. 3. Guided Practice: o Group activity: Identify and discuss factors affecting freedom in their local community. D. Assessment: Group presentation on the impact of a specific factor on individual freedom. E. Assignment: Write a reflection on how they can contribute to enhancing freedom in their community.