Oral Com First Sem COT Lesson Plan Indigenous Community
Oral Com First Sem COT Lesson Plan Indigenous Community
Oral Com First Sem COT Lesson Plan Indigenous Community
Department of Education
Region VI - Western Visayas
Schools Division of Iloilo
GUIMBAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Guimbal, Iloilo
I. Content Standards
The learner understands the social and political inequalities as features of societies and the global community.
Module
Social Media (FB Messenger)
PowerPoint Presentation
Cartolina and audio-visual materials (laptop, television/speakers)
Preliminary Activities
Prayer
Requesting everyone to please rise, feel the holiest
presence of the Lord for a short
prayer.___________,please lead the prayer. Student leads the prayer
Greetings
Good morning class! How are you feeling today?
Good to hear then.
Checking of classroom condition
Before you take your seats, please make sure that Good morning ma’am!
your chairs are properly arranged, pick up the pieces We are feeling very fine ma’am. I use indicator 4 to establish the
of waste under your chair and place it in your pocket safety and conducive learning
for the meantime. Don’t forget to put an alcohol or environment by checking the
sanitizer on your hands. A student reports the status of classroom condition before I started
COVID-19 health & safety protocols attendance. the class.
A. REVIEW
Let’s have a short recap.
What did you learn yesterday?
Yes Gian?
Very good!
How about you Justin?
Before we proceed, I will let you watch a video first and I will ask
you to answer this question afterwards. Ma’am it has something to do with
1. Why is it important to make communication understanding the message of the Indicator 1-Integration across
effective? speaker. the curriculum )
(After watching the video clip) F9WG-Ie-43, Naipapahayag
Ang sariling emosyon/damdamin sa
Based on the video that you watched, what do you think now is Ma’am it has something to do with ibat iBang paraan at pahayag
the answer to this question? understanding the message of the
Yes Sofia? speaker. F10PS-IIIc-80, Masigasig at
matalinong nakikilahok sa mga
talakayan.
Group1- School
Group2- Home Yes Ma’am.
Group 3- Church
CRITERIA
Total: 100%
Very good!
At any point in the communication process a barrier can occur.
Barriers keep us from understanding other’s ideas and thoughts.
Barriers can appear at any point of the communication loop.
Ma’am, there would be a failure in
There are two types of barriers- internal and external. Examples communication.
of internal barriers are fatigue, poor listening skills, attitude
toward the sender of the information, lack of interest in the
message, fear, mistrust, past experiences, problems at home
and emotions. While external barriers include instances such as
noise, distractions, bad internet connections, time of day, use of
jargons and environment. Barriers simply keep the message
from getting through. When communicating, watch out for the
barriers. Monitor the actions of the receiver. Watch his/her body
language; check to make sure the message the message the
receiver received is the one sent- ask question and listen.
4. ABSTRACTION
Who can give us a short summary of the important keys that you
learned today? Anyone? Yes Abyne? Chart will also be used to associate
differences between the
terminologies. This will enable
learners to associate their ideas to
form new meanings.
(Indicator 1 Integration across the
Very well said Abyne! curriculum)
Sicience10- S10LT-IIIb-34, explain
the role of hormones involved in the
5. APPLICATION female and male reproductive
In line with Abyne’s answer. I’m pretty sure that you gained a lot Effective communication is getting systems:
of learning in our today’s lesson which are certainly applicable to your message across the receiver.
your daily living. Anyone who would like to share some? And for us to achieve it, we should
Yes Kent Ryan? be good communicators. We should
be aware with the possible barriers
that may hinder it so we can avoid
failures in communication.
Effective communication requires
Very well said Kent Ryan! the sender and the receiver to fully
understand the intended message
and be able to give meaningful
feedbacks. It is not enough to just
communicate. We should
EFFECTIVELY communicate to
avoid conflicts and
misunderstanding. And each time
we communicate, we should
observe what we do, how the
communication went, what went
well and what could have been
better to become effective
communicators.
XI. EVALUATION
Directions. In a maximum time of ten minutes, write a five- sentence Facebook status (a paper provided by the teacher) on any of
the following statements/maxims and be ready to share it to the class afterwards:
a. “You cannot not communicate.”
b. “Say what you mean and mean what you say.”
c. “A man cannot step into the same river twice.”
XII. ASSIGNMENT
Criteria:
Explanation 30%
Creativity 10%
TOTAL 100%
In the virtual interaction with the students, the teacher encourages them to use Mother Tongue, Filipino, English, any language
of their choice or mix of both languages. The teacher also allows students to develop an individual approach to the task and come up
with their desired alternative activity that best represent their diverse learning needs like poster/painting, write-ups/essay, cut-outs/
collage, etc. as long as the content is still touched and integrated.
Prepared by:
PRINCES O. MENDOZA
Teacher II
Checked by:
RAMELIE G. GERMENTIL
Subject Group Head