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I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the students should be able to:
a. Define the importance of personal protective equipment in welding.
b. Appreciate the importance of personal protective equipment in welding.
c. Demonstrate the use of personal protective equipment.
II. SUBJECT MATTER
Topic : Control hazards and risks(OS)-TLE_IAAW7/8OS-0g-3
Materials : Laptop, Projector or LCD Screen
Reference: PDF,Internet
A. Prayer
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
"Good Morning Class" "Good Morning sir"
"Let's Start our day by thanking God and ask His “_____” will stand in front and will lead the
Guidance for today’s lesson. prayer)
B. Attendance
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(Class president/secretary, may I know who are (the president of the class will stand and tell who
the absent ? are the absentees for the day)
C. Classroom Management
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"Before we start our discussion please pick-up (the students will pick-up the trashes and arrange
the pieces of trash and arrange your chairs their chairs quietly)
quietly"
D. Review
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F
"Last meeting we discussed about tools and (the students will voluntarily raise their hands)
equipment use in weldingAnyone can give answer
aexample tools or equipment?
Thank you
- “Yes we are!”
Did you all understand our last topic?
III. Motivation
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Before we start our lesson let’s watch this video,
after watching this video I ask some of you about
your own interpretation on that video.
- Yes we are!
Class are you ready?
Since you are now familiar onhow to identify - Maybe is about welding
hazards and risks ,Do you have any idea about - Maybe the connection of safety in welding
our topic today? - Maybe it’s all about.Equipments in welding
IV. PROCEDURE
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"HELMETS”
• Protects from:radiation
• flying particles, debris
• hot slag, sparks
• intense light
• irritation and chemical burns
Wear fire resistant head coverings under the helmet where appropriate
to a vertical
line in back of the ears, from the direct radiant energy from the arc and from
direct
weld spatter.
"Helmets”
“RESPIRATORS“
protection is needed when ventilation is not sufficient to remove welding
fumes or when there is risk of oxygen deficiency
“CLOTHING“
Protects against:heat, fires
Burnsradiation
Notes: pants should not have cuffs, shirts should have flaps over pockets or
be taped closed
SAFETY SHOES- protect our toe in falling objects and to protect from
cables.
C. Generalization
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- Anyone can share to us what have you -(the students will voluntarily raise their hands)
learned about the
-Very Good ______
D. Application
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“I will group the class into 4 four.You will solve a - “Okay Sir”
ramble picture and place it in respective area, - The students will go in front and will
after you made a task given to you, all the group discuss their output.
member will shout the magic word. Ask a
representative to demonstrate your output in
front.
Matrix in Grading
Group Output : 40%
Neatness : 30%
Time completed : 20%
Presentation : 10%
100
E. Evaluation
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REMARKS
SECTION 5 4 3 2 1 0
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SILANG
V. ASSIGNMENT
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Prepared by:
Aldren A. Dealagdon
Checked by:
Mr. Oliver N. Candelaria
TLE Teacher/CT
Noted by:
Mr. Jesus F. Obenita Jr.
TLE Department Head ICT