(EN7VC-IV-i-16) : Express One's Beliefs/convictions Based On A Material Viewed

LESSON PLAN for G7 ENGLISH | 3rd QUARTER Date: _________________
LEARNING COMPETENCY
(EN7VC-IV-i-16) : Express one’s beliefs/convictions based on a material viewed
I. Objectives:
1. differentiate beliefs and convictions by examining the various examples presented;
2. formulate sentences that express beliefs and convictions;
3. organize information of the material viewed and evaluate its importance;
4. observe correct use of signal phrases expressing beliefs and opinions; and
5. present a graphic organizer expressing beliefs and convictions from a material viewed.
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II. LEARNING CONTENT

Lesson: EXPRESSING ONE’S BELIEFS and CONVICTIONS BASED ON MATERIAL VIEWED
Materials:
1. Handouts
2. Manila paper/s; colored markers
3. Art Materials
References:
1. Self Learning Module (SLM) prepared by Department of Education)
III. LEARNING TASKS

Introduction: Gone are the days that you solely communicate in face-to-face manner. Gladly, you
are now on the era that your thoughts could be expressed not just verbally but also digitally. As a young
Filipino, it is very important that you express your thoughts carefully and responsibly.
For a 21st century learner like you, it is a must that you utilize these platforms in welcoming thought
processes. As you enhance your viewing skills in perceiving, examining, interpreting, and constructing
meaning from visual images, you will master the skill of expressing your thoughts as you are exposed to
multimedia.
Preliminary Activity:
Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on your
English notebook.
1. An acceptance that the statement is true or that something exists is
called
A. belief B. conviction C. knowledge D. opinion
2. It is a firmly held and stable, long-term belief

A. belief B. conviction C. knowledge D. opinion
3. It is a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based

on fact or knowledge
A. belief B. conviction C. decision D. opinion
4. I think it will rain today. This is an example of

A. belief B. conviction C. fact D. opinion
5. The sun rises and sets every single day. It is an example of

A. belief B. conviction C. fact D. opinion
JPF pg. 1
6. Which of the following statements does not belong to the group?
A. Avoid getting a wound or injury on Good Friday because it will never
heal.
B. Singing while cooking will make you single for the rest of your life.
C. Combing your hair at night will bring bad luck.
D. What you do to others will come back to you.
7. Which one below is a statement of conviction

A. Dogs are the best pets among all animals.
B. God has created everything that is present in this entire world.
C. I believe that Jesus Christ is our Savior.
D. The cellphones being manufactured by IOS are way better than
those produced by Android.
8. Which is not a factual statement?

A. Boracay, Albay, Siargao are some of the beautiful places in the
Philippines.
B. Spirituality is the most important thing in the world.
C. The eyes, ears and nose are parts of the human body.
D. The planet in the solar system that is closest to the sun is Mercury.
9. Which statement below correctly states the difference between a fact

and opinion?
A. A fact is something that has actual existence while an opinion is a
judgement based on facts.
B. A fact is a judgement based on opinion while an opinion is
something that has actual existence.
C. A fact is something that has actual existence while opinion is a
judgement not based on facts.
D. There is no difference between a fact and an opinion.
10.Which statement correctly differentiates the difference between a belief

and a conviction?
A. A belief can stretch and adapt to new situations while a conviction is
firm and stable.
B. A belief is firm and stable while a conviction can stretch and adapt to
new situations.
C. A belief is long-term while a conviction is short-term.
D. None of the above
ACTIVITY 1
Activity 1 Believe It or Not
Read some of the Filipino beliefs and convictions listed in the first column of the chart below. Check
() the appropriate Yes or No column as your response.
JPF pg. 2
ACTIVITY 2
REVEALING The Filipino In you

Watch the clip FILIPINO SUPERSTITIONS and BELIEF and answer the process questions that
follow. For those who do not have internet access, your teacher will provide flash drive with this video
clip to be viewed where smart television is available in you barangay.
Process Question :
1.)What are the beliefs shown in the video clips?

2) Which among of these beliefs do you agree with?
3) Do you think these beliefs have scientific explanations? Why or why not?
ANALYSIS
JPF pg. 3
Activity 3A
Observe the infographic below about the Filipino Dining Etiquette
Source: https://bit.ly/33TtabK
The sentences below are sample interpretations that are generated out from the infographic.
1. I believe that we can be early when invited to eat.
2. In my opinion, Filipinos have the fork and spoon as typical utensils.
3. I think the gender of the guest will be revealed by the dropping of the utensils.
4. I feel that I cannot refuse any packed meal.
5. In my personal view, burping is acceptable.
6. From my point of view, “hostess” sounds indifferent to Filipinos because of its other meaning.
Identify the above sentences as to where they should belong. Fill in the columns below. Copy the table and
write your answers on your English notebook.
JPF pg. 4
Activity 3B Language Connections
Looking back at the sentences in Activity 3, notice the underlined words.
1. I believe that we can be early when invited to eat.

2. In my opinion, Filipinos have the fork and spoon as typical utensils.
3. I think the gender of the guest will be revealed by the dropping of the utensils.
4. I feel that I cannot refuse any packed meal.
5. In my personal view, burping is acceptable.
6. From my point of view, “hostess” sounds vulgar to Filipinos because of its other meaning.
Process Questions:
1. What have you noticed about the underlined words? How do you call
them?
2. What particular thought do these words mean?
3. What do you need to remember in sentences expressing beliefs or
convictions?
ABSTRACTION
Belief vs Conviction
A belief is something that is considered correct and true. For example, a person can believe in
various things such as cultural or personal faith, morality, or values. It expresses viewpoints, but it is not
based on facts or other evidences. A belief is also an opinion, which is why it cannot serve as the basis for a
formal argument.
Beliefs are very personal ideas and cannot be rejected because they express an opinion. Also, these
beliefs are not mandatory to change completely with new experiences.
A conviction, is a bit different to a belief. A conviction is something that an individual is convinced

of. To be convinced, you need to obtain all the related information. Based on the information that the
conviction is built, a belief changes with time and new experiences, yet, a conviction remains the same.
However, conviction is more complex than belief as it becomes a point of view of the world.
However, conviction is more complex than belief as it becomes a point of view of the world.
JPF pg. 5
Basic Signal Phrases in Expressing Beliefs or Convictions
I believe… In my opinion… I think…
I feel… In my personal view… From my point of view…
These are signal phrases that express beliefs or convictions. Their intentions and purposes would highly rely
on the additional specific information as your source.
Way to go! You have just acquainted yourself with the Basic Signal Phrases in Expressing Beliefs and
Convictions. This will help you in constructing simple sentences with meaning. Are you ready to take more
activities to test your knowledge?
ABSTRACTION :
Charge Attack
Go over the various tasks that you came across in the lesson. Reflect on the valuable insights that you have
gained. Make sure to write down your reflection on your English notebook.
What I thought about beliefs and convictions before

___________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
What I thought about beliefs and convictions after
___________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
APPLICATION
Use the infographic to express your beliefs and convictions regarding COVID-19 Protective
Measures. Make sure to use the basic signal phrases. Fill in the chart below with five (5) sentences of beliefs
and five (5) sentences of convictions.
Source: https://bit.ly/2IttS8e
Beliefs Signal Phrases Convictions

Example: In my personal view… Example:
In my personal view, corona virus makes us In my personal view, it is
separated from others because of social necessary to follow
distancing. social distancing to
ensure safety for all.
1 I believe….
2 In my opinion ….
3 I think….
JPF pg. 6
4 I feel…
5 From my point of
view…
ASSESSMENT
Directions: Observe the editorial cartoon that was released by Philippine Daily Inquirer on May 21, 2020.
Provide your own beliefs and convictions below. (10 points).
1) What did the man do to the grocery package of the woman?

2) What do you think is the message of the editorial cartoon?
3) Would you believe that this pandemic will end soon?
Prepared by:
JEFFERSON P. FLOR
Teacher 1
Checked by:
LITA B. ESPINOSA
Master Teacher I
JPF pg. 7

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LESSON PLAN for G7 ENGLISH | 3rd QUARTER Date: _________________

II. LEARNING CONTENT

III. LEARNING TASKS

2. It is a firmly held and stable, long-term belief

3. It is a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based

4. I think it will rain today. This is an example of

5. The sun rises and sets every single day. It is an example of

7. Which one below is a statement of conviction

8. Which is not a factual statement?

9. Which statement below correctly states the difference between a fact

10.Which statement correctly differentiates the difference between a belief

REVEALING The Filipino In you

1.)What are the beliefs shown in the video clips?

1. I believe that we can be early when invited to eat.

A conviction, is a bit different to a belief. A conviction is something that an individual is convinced

What I thought about beliefs and convictions before

Beliefs Signal Phrases Convictions

1) What did the man do to the grocery package of the woman?

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