February 13, 2025
Class schedule:
9:00-9:45- 9 Loyalty
1:45-2:30- 9 Serenity
LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 9
Quarter 4
I. MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETENCY (MELC)
React to lay value judgment on critical issues that demand sound analysis and call for
prompt actions (EN9RC-Ivf-2.22)
OBJECTIVE
II. SUBJECT MATTER
Topic:
A. References:
K to 12 Curriculum Guide – MELCs,
Learner’s Material in English 9 A Journey Through Anglo American Literature
Self Learning Modules (SLMs) in English 9
Quarter 4 MELC 1 Book 1 Module 1
B. Materials: : Power Point Presentation, TV Monitor, Pictures, Editorial Cartoon
C. Subject/s Integration: ESP, Aral Pan,
D. Value Focus: Values Education, Economics, Social Studies, Health, Journalism.
III. PROCEDURE
A. Activity:
1. Pre-Activity (Motivation)
Instruction: The teacher will show a Word Cloud on the screen. Students will
guess what is all about based on the keywords and explain their answers.
2. Activity Proper
Instruction: The teacher will flash pictures/images showing critical issues. Students
will identify each issue as SOCIAL ISSUE, ECONOMIC ISSUE, ENVIRONMENTAL
ISSUE, or MORAL ISSUE and explain their answers. A brief discussion will follow.
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3. Analysis
1. How did you find the activity?
2. How did you come up with your answers?
3. Did you find any difficulty in getting the
correct answers?
4. What do you call those words you have
formed?
(Project the question on the PowerPoint slide.)
Abstraction
World's biggest problems on the UN list
Climate Change
Wars and military conflicts
Water contamination
Human rights violation
Global health issues
Poverty
Children's poor access to healthcare,
education and safety.
Access to food and hunger.
Today’s Critical Issues:
1. Moral issue is a working definition of an issue of moral concern is
presented as any issue with the potential to help or harm anyone, including
oneself.
Examples:
1.Experiments on Animals
2. Abortion
3. Euthanasia
2. A social issue is a problem that affects many people within a society. It is a group of
common problems in present-day society.
1.Poverty
2. Unemployment
3. Unequal opportunity
4. Racism
5. Malnutrition
6. Employment
7. Discrimination
3. Economic issues are economic priorities, risks or problem. It means the problem of
making choices that occurs because of the scarcity of resources. It arises because people
have unlimited desires but the means to satisfy that desire is limited. Therefore, satisfying
all human needs is difficult with limited means.
Examples:
1. Government spending
2. What to produce and what quantity to produce?
3. How to produce?
4. For whom to produce the goods?
5. How efficient are the resources being utilised?
4. Environmental issues are the harmful effects of human activities on the
envionment. These include pollution, overpopulation, waste disposal, climate
change, global warming, the greenhouse effect, etc.
Why environmental issues?
A healthy environment supplies the necessities of life, like water, food and air. It
also provides resources for economic growth and the means to fight natural hazards.
What is a value judgement?
It is an evaluative statement of how good or bad you think an idea or action is. A value
judgement is often prescriptive, i.e. a normative view might be expressed that reveals
certain attitudes or behaviors toward the world. One of the key drivers in making decisions
and exercising good judgment is an individual's own set of values, that being a set of deeply
held beliefs about some. A value judgment can be defined as an evaluation of the usefulness
of something or someone based on comparison or other relativity. It can also be a judgment
about the rightness or wrongness of someone or something. It thus refers to a judgment
that’s made based upon a set of values or a particular value system.
Value judgment examples
That’s great, that’s despicable, that’s
shameful, that’s good, that’s bad, that’s
admirable, that shouldn’t be, that should
be, that’s right, that’s wrong.
As you can see, all those are examples of
value judgments, and are based upon a set
of values or someone’s particular value system
Why lay value judgment to critical issues?
As a citizen of this country, and a member of the society, there is a great need to
participate actively in issues which affect us directly and indirectly. We need to take
a stand and do something to effect change. Your community, country need you. If no
one will take a stand, who else will do? That’s why , we need to know what we are
facing right now and where we are heading to, to make necessary adjustments and
changes, to make this world a better place not only for us but for the generations to
come.
Generalization:
1. What do you mean by ‘React to Lay Value Judgement on Critical
Issues?
B. Application
Directions:
IV. EVALUATION
Instruction: Read the text below and answer the following questions.
V. ASSIGNMENT:
Mastery Level:
______ Total Enrollment of the Class
______ No. of Learners Present
______ Percentage of Attendance
______ No. of Passers
______ Percentage of Passing
Instructional Decision:
_____ proceed (100% passed)
_____ proceed (75 – 99% passed; with remediation)
_____ reteach (74% and below)
Prepared by: Marian Louise D. Tasic
Student Intern
