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Q1W8
Mga tanong:
1. Gaano kahalaga ang mga pangaral ng magulang para sa
kanilang mga anak?
2. Sa paanong paraan mo sinusunod ang mga payong ito?
3. Ano- ano ang mga gampanin mo bilang isang
nagdadalaga o nagbibinata?
d. Developing Mastery (Explain)
Talakayin ang ga sumusunod na aralin tungkol sa paksa:
MGA TUNGKULIN BILANG NAGDADALAGA O
NAGBIBINATA
1. Ang Tungkulin sa Sarili
2. Ang Tungkulin Bilang Anak
3. Ang Tungkulin Bilang Kapatid
4. Ang tungkulin Bilang Mag- aaral
5. Ang Tungkulin sa Aking Pamayanan
6. Ang Tungkulin Bilang Mananampalataya
7. Ang Tungkulin Bilang Konsyumer ng Midya
e. Application and Generalization (Elaborate)
Sa pagharap mo sa malaking gampanin sa buhay,
napaligiran ka ng mga taong kaugnayan sa iyo bilang
nagdadalaga at nagbibinata. Bilang tugon sa hamon na ito,
KAPAYANAMIN ang mga taong nakatala sa graphic
organizer, alamin kung anong tungkuling inaasahan sa iyo
bilang nagdadalaga/ nagbibinata.
f. Evaluation
Sagutan ang Weekly Assessment
2, 3 o 4 Recovery Objective: PSYCHOSOCIAL TAO PO!
(depende sa Develop courage (to speak up ACTIVITY (An energizer that involves body movement and the
pangalawang and lead), and practice creative imagination. This fun game addresses stress and trauma
araw na movement to help address stored in the body.)
schedule sa stress and trauma stored in the 1. Ask participants to walk around the room
EsP) body 2. To demonstrate, do a sample round
Explain to participants that as they walk around the
Learning Objective: room, anyone can volunteer and say “Tao Po!” (with
Exercise association of words energy)
and actions; encourage That becomes everyone’s cue to then freeze and say
language development; practice “Ano ‘Yon?” back
focus and concentration to The one who initiates “Tao Po!” then goes on to say
follow instructions; enhance “Let’s pretend________ (example: to be
performance skills through umbrellas!)”
imagination And then everyone walks around the room
mimicking an umbrella until the next person
volunteers and says “Tao Po!”
Then the facilitator can start over and ask for a
volunteer to begin…until enough participants have
initiated a movement; give enough time for
participants, especially the more reserved ones, to try
to have a chance at it (without forcing them)
The facilitator then ends by saying “Tao Po!!”….
“Let’s go back to our seats!” to signal that the
activity is over
The teacher can lead the process by selecting
learners to lead the next “Tao Po” (rather than letting
them jump in as sometime everyone wants to
participate at once) – this can be done with a
shoulder tap or silent pointing so as to not interrupt
the flow of the game
The learners can select the next leader by passing a
ball to the person they choose to lead the next “Tao
Po”. Whoever holds the ball is the “Tao Po” leader
for that turn.
DISCUSSION GUIDE:
1. How does it feel to be moving in the group?
2. What did you notice about yourself during the activity?
3. What did you notice about your classmates?