The Weekly Lesson Log summarizes English lessons for 10th grade students over the course of one week. On Monday, students delivered argumentative speeches which were evaluated based on various criteria. Students were also assigned to review lessons from previous weeks in preparation for upcoming summative tests. On Tuesday and Wednesday, students took summative tests on argumentative essays and identifying parts of essays. They also learned about impromptu speeches, determining an author's purpose and tone, and using expressions that affirm or negate. The log provides objectives, topics, activities, and remarks for each lesson.
The Weekly Lesson Log summarizes English lessons for 10th grade students over the course of one week. On Monday, students delivered argumentative speeches which were evaluated based on various criteria. Students were also assigned to review lessons from previous weeks in preparation for upcoming summative tests. On Tuesday and Wednesday, students took summative tests on argumentative essays and identifying parts of essays. They also learned about impromptu speeches, determining an author's purpose and tone, and using expressions that affirm or negate. The log provides objectives, topics, activities, and remarks for each lesson.
The Weekly Lesson Log summarizes English lessons for 10th grade students over the course of one week. On Monday, students delivered argumentative speeches which were evaluated based on various criteria. Students were also assigned to review lessons from previous weeks in preparation for upcoming summative tests. On Tuesday and Wednesday, students took summative tests on argumentative essays and identifying parts of essays. They also learned about impromptu speeches, determining an author's purpose and tone, and using expressions that affirm or negate. The log provides objectives, topics, activities, and remarks for each lesson.
The Weekly Lesson Log summarizes English lessons for 10th grade students over the course of one week. On Monday, students delivered argumentative speeches which were evaluated based on various criteria. Students were also assigned to review lessons from previous weeks in preparation for upcoming summative tests. On Tuesday and Wednesday, students took summative tests on argumentative essays and identifying parts of essays. They also learned about impromptu speeches, determining an author's purpose and tone, and using expressions that affirm or negate. The log provides objectives, topics, activities, and remarks for each lesson.
Day OBJECTIVES TOPIC/S TEACHER/ CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES REMARKS/REFLECTION
In 4As Monday 1. Deliver an Argumentative Speech E. Evaluation (January 30, argumentative 1. Giving of instructions and reminders before the learners’ 2023) speech final performance [ ] objective/s carried or 2. Speech Proper Criteria/Rubric for the Argumentative Speech [ ] objective/s not carried Content (Organization of Thoughts)— 50% State the reason; ___________ Facial and Gestural Expressions - 30% __________________________ Delivery (Diction, familiarization of speech)- 20% _ TOTAL - 100% __________________________ _ F. Assignment Review Lessons from Weeks 1-10 for the Summative PL ; ________ Tests. %
Tuesday- 1. Identify parts and features of 1. Argumentative Essay A. Activity
Wednesday argumentative essay (EN10WC- 2. Impromptu Speech 1. Giving of final instructions for the Summative Tests [ ] objective/s carried or (January 31- 3. Purposes of the Author in 2. Test Proper
P2. Brgy. Hamorawon, Calbayog City, 1st District of Samar
(055) 530-0059|bit.ly/depedcalbayog calbayogcity.division@deped.gov.ph February 1, lla-13.1) Writing 3. Checking of learners’ answers as a review for their 2 nd [ ] objective/s not carried 2023) 4. Expressions of Quarter Tests State the reason; ___________ 2. Use patterns and Affirmation and Negation __________________________ techniques of 5. Conjunctions _ developing an 6. Modal Adverbs __________________________ argumentative 7. Vocabularies _ claim (EN10WC-11C- PL ; ________ % 13.3) Identify modals and modal adverbs used in argumentative writing. 3. Use the appropriate connector to complete an argument. 4. Define Impromptu Speech 5. Identify the characteristics of Impromptu Speech 6. Read closely to get author’s purpose 7. Determine tone, mood, technique, and purpose of the author 8. Identify author’s purpose as to persuade, entertain or inform 9. Use words or expressions that affirm or negate
P2. Brgy. Hamorawon, Calbayog City, 1st District of Samar
(055) 530-0059|bit.ly/depedcalbayog calbayogcity.division@deped.gov.ph Prepared by: Checked and Inspected
P2. Brgy. Hamorawon, Calbayog City, 1st District of Samar