Week 5 - March 13-17, 2023
Week 5 - March 13-17, 2023
Week 5 - March 13-17, 2023
2016
● Content Standards The learner demonstrates understanding of how Anglo-American literature and other text types serve as means of connecting to
the world; also, how to use ways of analyzing one-act play and different forms of verbal for him/her to skillfully perform in a one-
act play.
● Performance The learner skillfully performs in one-act play through utilizing effective verbal and non-verbal strategies and ICT resources based
Standards on the following criteria: Focus, Voice, Delivery, and Dramatic Conventions.
● Learning ● EN9VC-IVa-10 Determine ● EN9VC-IVa-10 Determine ● EN9VC-IVa-10 Determine ● EN9VC-IVa-10 Determine the
Competencies/ the relevance and the relevance and the relevance and relevance and truthfulness of
truthfulness of the ideas truthfulness of the ideas truthfulness of the ideas the ideas presented in the
Write the LC code for
presented in the material presented in the material presented in the material material viewed
each
viewed viewed viewed
● Objectives 1. Define viewing as an active 1. Recognize qualities that 1. Enumerate the seven 1. Identify facts from opinion,
process in comprehending pertain to the relevance types of Mis- and
2. Extract main idea and
visual media; and truthfulness of a given Disinformation;
supporting details in the
material;
2. Follow the steps to better 2. Provide examples for materials presented; and
engage and comprehend a 2. Analyze and provide the each type of mis- and
3. value the importance of
visual media; and relevance and truthfulness disinformation; and
filtering facts from opinions.
of the material provided;
3. Reflect on the lesson about 3. Give importance to the
and
viewing by completing a relevance and truthfulness
sentence
3. Appreciate the relevance of the ideas presented.
and truthfulness of the
material given.
2. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References Learners’ Packet (leaP) Module Learners’ Packet (leaP) Learners’ Packet (leaP) Learners’ Packet (leaP) Module
1 Quarter 3 Module 1 Quarter 3 Module 1 Quarter 3 1 Quarter 3
1. Teacher’s Guide
pages
2. Learner’s English Self – Learning English Self – Learning English Self – Learning English Self – Learning Module
Materials pages Module for Grade 9 Q3 M3 Module for Grade 9 Q3 M3 Module for Grade 9 Q3 M3 for Grade 9 Q3 M3
3. Textbook pages
ENGLISH 9: A Journey Through A Journey through Anglo- A Journey through Anglo- A Journey through Anglo-
Anglo-American Literature American Literature Learner ‘s American Literature American Literature Learner ‘s
Learner’s Material p. 264 Material for English Learner ‘s Material for Material for English
English
4. Additional
Materials from
Learning
Resource (LR)
portal
B. Other Learning
Resources
3. PROCEDURES
INTRODUCTION A. Routinary Activities: A. Routinary Activities: A. Routinary Activities: A. Routinary Activities:
Checking of Attendance Checking of Attendance Checking of Attendance Checking of Attendance
Prayer Prayer Prayer Prayer
Safety Health Protocol Safety Health Protocol Safety Health Protocol Safety Health Protocol Reminder
Reminder Reminder Reminder
B. Review
B. Review B. Review B. Review
Review of the past lessons and
Review of the past lessons Review of the past lessons Review of the past lessons submission of incomplete
and submission of and submission of and submission of learning tasks
incomplete learning tasks incomplete learning tasks incomplete learning tasks
C. Motivation
C. Motivation C. Motivation C. Motivation
Look closely at the expressions
We are living in a visual Directions: TRUE or FALSE. Which of the following written on the leaves. Consider
world. The advent of the Verify which statement is true information provide the which are useful in giving an
internet and the digital or not. Write TRUE or FALSE relevance and truthfulness opinion. Copy them in your
revolution, the widespread in your notebook. about COVID-19 important paper.
availability of mobile devices facts and which do not?
1. If someone lies about
that enables us to easily
something when asked, then
capture still and moving
his or her statement is false.
images, the appearance of
video-sharing sites such as 2. Truth is based on facts,
YouTube, and the rather than merely personal
views and beliefs.
proliferation of social media
networks such as Instagram 3. Biased evidence from a
and Facebook with users video supports the
primarily uploading visual truthfulness of an issue.
content, have all led to an Answers: Ideas from letters
unprecedented increase in the 4. Correctness of the ideas A and B are relevant to the
from a material to be read current situation
number of people using the conforms to the truthfulness
internet. or to a standard having the and to the topic being asked
quality of being true; however, and both are truthful as
The majority of texts it still accepts, at least slightly they provide information
young people are encountering erroneous statements.
from trusted and valid
and creating are multimodal.
5. Opinion can be a fact when sources such as the World
A multimodal document is one it is precise, factual, and Health Organization (WHO)
in which the meaning is confirmable with evidence or
and letter B is from the
conveyed by multiple modes, validation.
website of the Department
such as written text, audio, still 6. Demonstrating the of Health (DOH) of which
images, moving images, relevance of the idea
the data given was based on
motion, use of space, and so on. presented in any material
WHO. The ideas from letter
Photos, slideshows, and web
means it fits into the current C does not give
sites are examples of digital
and future situation of the
multimodal texts, while relevance to the topic and
people involved.
theater, storytelling, and does not show honesty
dancing are examples of live 7. To be honest in giving ideas since the ideas are false or
multimodal texts. means to provide a false
fabricated only as the
statement or information.
source verified them as
8. An idea provided from an myths.
Look at the illustration below
information is mature, free
and answer the guide
from lies and hypocrisy
questions that follow. Write
exhibits truthfulness.
your answers in your pad
paper.
5. Imposter content –
When genuine sources are
impersonated.
ENGAGEMENT There are various forms of Which of the following Read the excerpt below from an
lack of truthfulness. Here are materials show relevance to inspirational speech delivered
some of its forms and the COVID-19 pandemic that by a successful person to
categories: we are facing today, and students on the topic:
which has the truthful ideas “Knowledge is wisdom and
and which do not? wisdom is wealth.” Then,
Categories of Information answer the questions that
Look at the picture. What could Disorders A handbook by follow. Write the letter of the
be the cause of these Claire Wardle and Hossein correct answer.
phenomena? (Answer it Derakhshan of unesco.org
mentally, no need to answer on
highlights the following terms:
your notebook) (1) I think that you probably
never met a know-it-all who
ENGLISH 9: A Journey really knows it all.
1. Misinformation - provides
Through Anglo-American false connection or incorrect (2) One person can’t know or
information and misleading notice everything. (3)
Literature Learner’s Material
content; information that is Sometimes, it takes another
p. 51 false, but not created with the person to help you improve your
intention of causing harm (e.g. knowledge of yourself and the
someone posting an article world. (4) Equally, you also put
your best foot forward for
containing now out of date others to attain knowledge. (5) I
information but not realizing believe that the most important
it). thing is sharing ideas with
2. Disinformation - false others--as enriched knowledge.
context or false deliberately (6) Remember to keep an open
and often covertly spread (as mind in the process. (7) Think
by the planting of rumors) in about what others know and say
order to influence before you help by putting
across what you know. (8) This
public opinion or obscure the
shows that their knowledge is as
truth, imposter content,
important to you as your own.
manipulated and, fabricated
(9) This is, exactly, shared
content; information that is
wisdom. (10) Eventually, it
false and deliberately created
grows, develops, and bears
to harm a person, social group,
fruits like that of a tree. (11)
organization or country (e.g.
Hence, knowledge gives wealth.
a competitor purposely
posting false statistics about
your organization with an ______1. Which sentence best
intent to discredit you) expresses the main point of the
speaker?
3. Mal-information - has
some leaks, harassment, and A. 3 B. 5 C. 9 D. 11
hate speech; information that
______2. Which sentence best
is based on reality, used to
supports the main point?
inflict harm on a person,
A. 5 B. 8 C. 9 D. 10
organization or country (e.g.
someone using a picture of a ______3. What is the most
dead child refugee (with no important thing according to the
context) in an effort to ignite speaker?
hatred of a particular ethnic
group they are against. A. Improving your knowledge of
yourself
B. Knowing everything
C. Sharing ideas with others
D. Sharing wealth
______4. Which sentence is more
of a statement of fact rather than
an
opinion?
A. 2 B. 4 C. 5 D. 7
______5. What expression signals
opinion?
A. equally B. eventually C. I
believe D. the fact that
a. False context
b. Imposter content
c. Manipulated content
d. Fabricated content
C. Reflection
ASSIGNMENT
Noted by:
ESTERLITA M. DOLATRE
Principal III