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Lesson Exemplar Viewing Genres
Lesson Exemplar Viewing Genres
Lesson Exemplar Viewing Genres
A. Content Standards
B. Performance Standards
C. Learning Competencies or Objectives
D. Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELC) Identify the genre of a material viewed.
(If available, write the indicated MELC)
E. Enabling Competencies
(If available, write the attached enabling competencies)
II. CONTENT
Viewing Genres
c. Textbook Pages
d. Additional Materials from Learning Resources
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Introduction Task 1. True or False
On a half-sheet of paper, write T if the
statement is true according to what you
know and F if it is false. Be ready to
explain your answer with a partner.
_____ 1. Genre organizes literature into
categories.
_____ 2. Genre comes in similar formats
and is limited to written or spoken.
_____ 3. “TV Patrol” is an educational
formatted television program.
_____ 4. Youtube is an internet –based
platform which provides viewing of
shows, movies and documentaries.
_____ 5. Genre remains the same as the
time passes by.
_____ 6. Genres are constantly changing
and evolving in new forms.
_____ 7. Learning about the features of
different viewing genres helps viewers
identify what they are viewing.
_____ 8. Viewing genres have the same
intended purpose.
_____ 9. The audience for each viewing
genre varies entirely according to
purpose.
_____ 10. Television is the only gadget
and medium for viewing various viewing
genre.
movies/television
programs that
1. Movie trailers a. provide factual record of
report on
various issues
short clips of movies or
Internet-based any short videos
2. b.
programs used in advertising them
in advance
an item of important
news that is
3. Documentaries c. separately broadcasted
and often
interrupts programs
online learning videos,
activities or
4. News flash d. programs which can be
assessed
through the Internet
a subprogram that tells
5. Weather report e. and foretells
weather conditions
B. Development VIEWING GENRES
One of the basic known types of viewing materials is a video.
Videos are moving visual images, which may be spontaneous or
craftily planned, are recorded, reproduced, or broadcasted.
In Grade 7, you have learned about the different genres of
viewing. A genre is a type of art, literature, or music characterized
by a specific form, content, and style.
Viewing genres, therefore, are the classifications of materials
that can be electronically viewed according to form, content, and
style of delivery. The skill you have gained in Grade 7 will be useful
in developing your viewing comprehension. Presented below are
some of the known classifications of viewing genres.
Genres Descriptions
short clips of movies or any
short videos used in
Movie Trailers
advertising or promoting them
in advance
movies or television programs
Documentaries that provide factual record of
report on various issues
News Flash a single item of important
news that is separately
broadcasted and often
interrupts programs
online learning videos,
programs and activities which
Internet-based Programs
can be assessed through the
Internet
a subprogram within a program
Weather Report that tells and foretells weather
forecast
Internet-Based Weather
Movie Trailer News Flash Documentaries
Programs Report
You are almost ready to perform application of the things you have
learned from our lesson. But before going on, list down on the
umbrella the learnings or activities you have enjoyed most. How did
it help you understand and appreciate the lesson?
Summing It Up
Write True if you agree with statement below and False if you
disagree.
1. Everyone needs to be a thoughtful viewer.
2. Documentaries are non-fictional genre.
3. Knowledge Channel is an example of Internet-based programs.
4. Genre does not change over time.
5. Movie trailer is an excerpt of full-length film.
6. Weather report is a subprogram within a program that tells and
foretells weather forecast.
7. News flash a single item of important news that is separately
broadcasted and often interrupts programs
8. News flash is a short clips of movies or any short videos used
in advertising or promoting them in advance.
D. Assimilation 9. iWitness is an example of documentaries.
10. One of the basic known types of viewing materials is a video.
Watch It.
Get ready to tune in your eyes on the video from the internet. Here is
the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcIVPWnKiKY . Click
the link and watch the material. After viewing, answer the following
questions:
V. REFLECTION The teacher asks the learners to write in their notebook, journal or
I understand that _______________________. portfolio their personal insights about the pretest using the prompts
I realize that ____________________________.
below.
Prepared by:
LEDY C. CARAIG
Teacher III
Checked by:
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