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THE LADY or The TIGER - DLL
THE LADY or The TIGER - DLL
The learner actively participates in a speech choir through using effective verbal and non-verbal
PERFORMANCE strategies based on the following criteria: Focus, Voice, Delivery, Facial Expressions, Body
STANDARD: Movements/ Gestures and Audience Contact.
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Analyze literature as a means of understanding unchanging values in the VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) world.
Enabling Competencies
Analyze literature as means of valuing other people and other various circumstances in life.
Let the students do the Fast Talk Challenge. (as if they were vlogging)
Think back to the time when you were forced to make an important
decision. What were its consequences?
2. Were you happy about the decision or did you regret it later?
3. Do you think the decisions we make will affect our fut
ANALYSIS 1
Each day you make choices. Some of them are not so important, however, others might affect your whole life. Have you ever had to
make an important choice? In the story you are about to read, a decision has a life-or-death consequence.
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ABSTRACTION
►Backgrounding
Frank Stockton was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1834. His father, a well-known Methodist minister, discouraged
him from becoming a writer, and he worked as a wood engraver for many years until his father passed away in 1860.
When his brother founded a newspaper in Philadelphia in 1867, Stockton was one of the writers. Later that year, his first
fairy tale, “Ting-a-ling” was published in a local magazine. As he wrote more fairy tales and fables, he became known for
his humorous and charming style of writing children’s stories. Stockton died in 1902 at the age of 68, but his works have
been published many times and are still widely popular today.
► VocaDev:
1. The king believed that chance was completely fair and ______________________.
2. The king imprisoned the man as ______________________ for the horrible crime he had committed.
3. The situation was so ______________________ that the princess was up half the night worrying about what to do.
4. From the dungeon the prisoner could hear the wild and ______________________cries of the assembled crowd.
5. The princess acted quickly; she wasted no time in endless ______________________.
►Independent Reading
►Comprehension Check
1. Where does the story take place in “The Lady or the Tiger”?
2. How does the author show that the king is semi-barbaric?
3. Why doesn’t the king approve of the youth’s love for his daughter? What clues from the
text make this clear?
4. What do the tiger, princess & door represent in the story?
5. Determinism versus Free Will is one of the story's themes. How would you explain both
concepts as revealed in this tale."
6. What is the significance behind the Ending of Lady or the Tiger?
APPLICATION
CHOICES CUBE
Directions: Discuss a situation when you or someone else had to make a choice.
RUBRICS:
CONTENT- 15 pts.
MECHANICS – 5 pts.
CLOSURE
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Life is a matter of choices, and every choice you make makes you.” –
John C. Maxwell.Ju
INSTRUCTIONAL DECISION
INSTRUCTIONAL
INDEX OF MASTERY
DECISION
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50% - 74%
SECTIONS Attendanc instructional decision:
BELOW
ABOVE
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49% -
B. Proceed
C. Conduct Intervention
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Teacher’s Reflection:
IV. REMARKS
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Address: Olalia Road, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Antipolo City Rizal 1870
Principal’s Office: 8650-3903 Accounting Office: 234-9351 Registrar’s Office: 234-1774