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ENGLISH GRADE 7 - 1ST QUARTER

NAME: Caliso, Noel Sebastian R. SUBJECT: English DATE: March 9, 2023

At the end of the session the learners are expected to:

1. Understand the definition and examples of


OBJECTIVES: literary and academic writing and its
differences;
2. appreciate Philippines’ Cultural Heritage; and
3. be able to differentiate literary writing from academic
writing

TOPIC/CONTENT: Literary Writing and Academic Writing: How does it differ?

LEARNING Differentiating literary writing from Academic Writing


COMPETENCY: - EN7WC-I-b-c-4.2

VALUE TO BE Appreciating Cultural Heritage - Social Dimension


DEVELOPED/VALUE
INTEGRATION:

MATERIALS: ● Internet access


● Laptop
● Google Meet/Zoom
● Prezi
● …..

LEARNING ● Chapter 7: Promoting Philippine Culture and Values towards


RESOURCES:
Bayanihan. (2021). PDP 2017-2022, 100.
https://pdp.neda.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Ch
apter-07.pdf

● Elmira. (2022, January 26). Technical vs. academic, creative,

business, and literary writing: What is the difference?


ClickHelp. https://clickhelp.com/clickhelp-technical-writing-
blog/technical-vs-academic-creative-business-and-literary-
writing-what-is-the-difference/

● Estanque, R. (2005). Philippines is a blessed nation poem.

Poem Hunter.
https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/philippines-is-a-
blessed-nation/

● Gonzales, V. (2017). Cultural and Economic Benefits of

Festivals to Community Residents of Batangas, Philippines.


Asia Pacific Journal of Education, Arts and Sciences, 4(2), 1.
https://research.lpubatangas.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/
2017/06/APJEAS-2017.4.2.02.pdf

● Kempis, J. (2011). Filipinos. Poem Hunter.

https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/filipinos-2/

● Osmond, C. (2023, January 5). What is academic writing?

Common types with examples. GRAMMARIST.


https://grammarist.com/writing/academic-writing-types-
examples/

● Serrano, J. B., & Lapid, M. G. (2018). English Communication

Arts and Skills through Philippine Literature. The Phoenix


Publishing House Inc.

● Volcano of Love and Death. The Termite Queen and Other

Classic Philippine Earth Tales. Sylvia Mendez Ventura. Ilaw


ng Tahanan Books. 1997. Retrieved from 02-Volcano-of-
Love-and-Death-Full-Text.pdf (ateneo.edu)

PREPARATORY A. Preliminaries
ACTIVITIES: ● Greetings
● Prayer
● Checking of Attendance
● Class rules

B. Review
The teacher will asks the students the previous topic about the
difference of Oral and Written Communication. The former is the
type of communication done verbally. While the latter form of
communication is done through written or literary mediums.

C. Motivation
ACTIVITY TITLE: Would You Rather…

Directions: The students will choose between the presented


fictional characters and real people.

1. Captain Barbel or Hidilyn Diaz?

2. Darna or Catriona Gray?

3. Super Inggo or Kez Valdez?

Questions:

1. What did you notice about the characters presented in the


pictures?
2. Where do you usually see the characters on the left? How
about on the right?

D. Lesson Proper

I. Activity

ACTIVITY TITLE: The Philippines’ Beauty

Directions: The students will read an excerpt from a poem entitled


Philippines is a Blessed Nation, and an abstract of a research
study entitled Cultural and Economic Benefits of Festivals to
Community Residents of Batangas, Philippines.

Philippines is a Blessed Nation by Ramon Amancio Estanque

'Philippines is a country
Blessed with beauties of nature,
A country that has
Their own unique culture.

Though we may think Philippines


Is corrupted and poor,
But with all the problems it faced,
It was still able to endure.

Natural resources are also rich in this land,


With farmers who work hard, hand in hand.
They plow the field and harvest grains,
For our sake, they work in pain.

Philippines has a very interesting history


It will certainly take time to uncover its
mystery
And when all of these we’ll be able to study,
We’ll now understand its secrets and beauty.

Cultural and Economic Benefits of Festivals to Community


Residents of Batangas, Philippines by Vanessa D. Gonzales

This study determined the cultural and economic benefits of


conducting festivals in the cities and municipalities of Batangas
Province, Philippines. A descriptive type of research was utilized
in the study. The respondents are the 250 local residents based in
ten cities and municipalities forming the top 10 Batangas
Festivals. Results showed that the community respondents
strongly agreed that festival helps in the preservation of local
culture and traditions. Those who belong to the high and average
class, have a more positive response compared to those in the
lower class. Festivals can help recreate the image of the town to
get on the tourism map which helps the tourism industry of a
specific area like Batangas by extending the tourism season.
Every development that happens in the province gives them the
opportunity for life improvement. Festivals provide identity to the
people that nourish the Filipino culture and strengthen the
economic benefits through hard work and perseverance of the
Batanguenos to be known their festivals worldwide.

II. Analysis

1. How was the first and second literature presented and


constructed? (C)
2. Are there any difference on how they present their message? In
what way did they differ? (C)
3. Which literature catched your attention more? (C)
4. In which literature did you get more information?(C)
5. What did the literature talked about? (A)
6. Were you able to appreciate our culture and history in both of
the literature? (A)

III. Abstraction
● What are literary writing and its examples
● What are academic writing and its examples
● What is the difference between literary writing from
academic writing?

1. Literary Writing and its examples


● The language used in literary writing is creative and
imaginative. It also uses a lot of figures of speech and
literary techniques such as hyperboles, personification,
similes, and metaphors.
● In literary writing, the point of view is usually in first or
third-person POV.
● And its audience is the general population. It is suitable for
everyone
● Its sentence and paragraph structures are complex. It may
follow a certain length and rhythm, especially with poems.
● The purpose of literary writing is to entertain, amuse, and
appeal to our emotions.
● Its examples are novels, poems, short stories, and
dramas. In our country, we also have folktales, myths,
legends, and epics.

2. Academic writing and its examples


● Also known as technical writing. This type of literature is
usually used for non-fiction.
● The language used in this writing is direct, factual, and
straightforward. It is written in a clear and concise manner,
and with a formal tone.
● The point of view in academic writing is usually in the third
person or second person POV.
● Its audiences are typically those who are experts in that
specific field, or within a particular group of people
● Its sentence structure is usually simple and in an objective
tone
● The purpose of academic writing is to state factual
information about a certain topic, subject, or area of study.
It appeals to the mind.
● Its examples are research articles, academic essays,
academic journals, reports, thesis, dissertations, and
annotated bibliographies.

3. Difference between Literary writing from Academic Writing


● The main difference between literary writing vs academic
writing is that Literary writing is used in fiction and creative
storytelling.
● Literary writing tells a story, is read for pleasure, and is
written in a more creative manner. Meanwhile, academic
writing aims to inform, is written clearly and concisely, and
assumes a formal tone.
● Literary writing appeals to emotion. Academic writing
appeals to the minds

IV. Application

ACTIVITY TITLE: Lit’ or Acad’?

Direction: The students will read the following excerpts. They will
then identify and justify if the excerpt is an example of literary
writing or academic writing

1. “From that day on, Ulap and Magayon spent many happy
hours together. He told her that her people are called Tagalogs
because they were taga-ilog, meaning “from the river.” This
explained why he was an excellent swimmer. He could even dive
from the top of the highest waterfall in his region.”

Answer: Literary writing. Volcano of Love and Death by Sylvia


Mendez Ventura.

2. “ Based on the National Commission for Culture and the Arts


(NCCA) Study on Filipino Values, these include valuing family,
education, faith, health and wellness, basic needs, self, work and
livelihood, peace and development, honesty and integrity,
resilience, life and purpose, human rights, environment, love for
country, happiness, kapwa, governance, culture, arts and
sciences, and creative excellence”

Answer: Academic writing. Promoting Philippine Culture and


Values towards Bayanihan by NEDA

3. “Filipinos are hardworking and responsible


Friendly to others and all hospitable
Good moral values and respectful most of all
With long-patience and all lovable.”

Answer: Literary writing. A poem entitled Filipino by Judith Kempis

E. Evaluation (Assessment)

1. Which of the following is true of literary writing?

A. It is primarily used for non-fiction.


B. It uses complex sentence and paragraph structures.
C. It is written in a direct, factual, and straightforward manner.
D. It appeals to the minds of readers.

2. What is the main purpose of academic writing?

A. To entertain and amuse readers.


B. To appeal to readers' emotions.
C. To state factual information about a certain topic or area of
study.
D. To use literary techniques such as similes and metaphors.

3. Which of the following is a common example of literary writing?

A. A research article.
B. A business report.
C. A poem.
D. An annotated bibliography.

4. What is the main difference between literary writing and


academic writing?

A. Literary writing is used for non-fiction, while academic writing is


used for fiction.
B. Literary writing appeals to the emotions, while academic writing
appeals to the mind.
C. Literary writing is written in a direct and straightforward
manner, while academic writing uses complex sentence
structures.
D. Literary writing assumes a formal tone, while academic writing
is more creative.

5. What type of writing is best suited for an academic research


paper on the impact of festivals in the Filipino community?

A. Literary writing
B. Business writing
C. Creative writing
D. Academic writing

Answers:
1. B
2. C
3. C
4. B
5. B

F. Assignment

ACTIVITY TITLE: Bookworms!

Direction: As a take-home activity. The students will research 3


literary writings and 3 academic writings about the different
Filipino cultures and festivities. After curating the writings, the
students will create a two-column table creating a reference list for
it, with a 3 sentences description for each writing.

Rubric:

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