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GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard: The learners demonstrate an understanding of: 1. human cultural variation,
social differences, social change, and political identities 2. the significance of studying culture, society,
and politics 3. the rationale for studying anthropology, political science, and sociology
Performance Standard: The learners: 1. acknowledge human cultural variation, social differences,
social change, and political identities 2. adopt an open and critical attitude toward different social,
political, and cultural phenomena through observation and reflection 3. appreciates the value of
disciplines of Anthropology, Sociology, and Political Science as social sciences
Content 1: Understanding Culture Society and Politics
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Defining Culture Society and Politics
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
a. Define culture society and politics
b. Demonstrate curiosity and an openness to explore the origins and dynamics of culture
and society, and political identities
c. Articulate observations on culture society and politics
D. Learning Objective:
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
Culture
Society
Politics
Gender
Socio-economic status
Nationality
I. MOTIVATION
The teacher will facilitate an energizer called “Double this, Double
that”.
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
Gong Messages:
In a marginal community, gong messages are employed as one of the
medium of communication. It is said that the sound of the gong can be heard 3-5
kilometers away radius. Below is an example of the gong messages decipher
and briefly explain it.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
Test Your Ability:
Define the following terms and give examples.`
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 1: Understanding Culture Society and Politics
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
Test Your Ability:
Define the process of culture change and give examples.`
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
3. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
b.
4. The teacher now tests the idea of being open to other views,.
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 1: Understanding Culture Society and Politics
III. PRACTICE
Answer the questions on the Questions to Ponder
Questions to Ponder
1. How diverse is your classroom last year?
2. Why do you need to know others?
3. Why does labeling of people based according to their differences?
4. What are some of the driving forces of cultural change in the world today?
5. How do anthropology, political science and sociology help you understand
society, culture and politics?
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
5. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
c.
6. The teacher now tests the idea of being open to other views,.
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 2: Defining Culture and Society
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Society and Culture
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
d.
D. Learning Objective:
4.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
7. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
d.
8. The teacher now tests the idea of being open to other views,.
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 2: Defining Culture and Society
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
9. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
e.
10. The teacher now tests the idea of being open to other views,.
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 2: Defining Culture and Society
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Ethnocentrism And Cultural Relativism
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
f.
D. Learning Objective:
6.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
11. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
f.
12. The teacher now tests the idea of being open to other views,.
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 2: Defining Culture and Society
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Cultural Forms and Threats
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
g.
D. Learning Objective:
7.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
13. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
g.
14. The teacher now tests the idea of being open to other views,.
B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 3: Human Bio-Cultural Social Evolution
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Macroevolution and the Formation f New Species
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
h.
D. Learning Objective:
8.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
15. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
h.
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 3: Human Bio-Cultural Social Evolution
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Cultural and Sociopolitical Evolution
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
i.
D. Learning Objective:
9.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
17. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
i.
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 3: Human Bio-Cultural Social Evolution
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Early Civilization and the Rise of the State
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
j.
D. Learning Objective:
10.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 3: Human Bio-Cultural Social Evolution
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Democratization
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
k.
D. Learning Objective:
11.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 4: Individuals and Society
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Enculturation and Socialization
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
l.
D. Learning Objective:
12.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 4: Individuals and Society
A. Lesson Name/Topic: Understanding Conformity and Deviance
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
m.
D. Learning Objective:
13.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
25. The teacher now brings the lesson of partial seeing to the understanding of doing
philosophy, by asking the following questions:
m.
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
SUBJECT: Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
GRADE LEVEL: 12
TARGET DATE:
Content Standard:
Performance Standard:
Content 4: Individuals and Society
A. Lesson Name/Topic: How Society is Organized?
B. Time Frame: 60 minutes
C. Learning Competencies:
n.
D. Learning Objective:
14.
E. Lesson Outline
INTRODUCTION
Key Concepts:
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
Online Offline
III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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B. Assignment
V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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philosophy, by asking the following questions:
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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V. EVALUATION
I. MOTIVATION
Content Activities
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III. PRACTICE
IV. ENRICHMENT
A. Reflection
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V. EVALUATION