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TG Draft March 1
TG Draft March 1
3. **Diskriminasyon:** Ito ay ang pagtrato ng mga tao nang hindi pantay batay sa kanilang
kasarian, kung saan ang isang kasarian ay maaaring mapanlamang o mabigyang hindi wastong
pagtrato dahil lamang sa kanilang kasarian. Ito ay labag sa prinsipyo ng pagkakapantay-pantay at
maaaring magdulot ng hindi katarungan at paglabag sa karapatan ng mga tao.
### Valuing:
Activity: Gender Equality Pledge
Gumawa ng malaking poster board na may nakasulat na "Gender Equality Pledge". Hikayatin
ang bawat mag-aaral na maglagay ng kanilang pangalan sa poster at ilagay ang kanilang sariling
pangako o commitment para sa pagpapalaganap ng gender equality sa kanilang sariling paraan.
Halimbawa, maaaring ito ay pagtanggi sa paggamit ng stereotype o pagbibigay ng suporta sa
mga taong laban sa diskriminasyon.
### Journal Writing:
**Activity: Movie Reflection Journal**
- Hikayatin ang mga mag-aaral na magsulat ng isang journal entry tungkol sa kanilang karanasan
sa pag-uulat ng pinanood. Tanungin sila kung paano nila naipakita ang paggalang at pag-unawa
sa bawat kasarian sa kanilang ulat. Maaari rin nilang isama ang kanilang mga natutunan sa
pagkakapantay-pantay ng kasarian at kung paano nila ito magagamit sa kanilang pang-araw-araw
na buhay at komunidad.
2. **Narrative Evaluation:** This involves critically analyzing and assessing the elements and
structure of a narrative, such as plot, character development, setting, and themes. Narrative
evaluation requires examining how these elements contribute to the overall effectiveness,
coherence, and impact of the story, allowing readers to understand and interpret the author's
message or purpose.
3. **Plot Development:** This refers to the progression and unfolding of events in a story, from
the initial introduction of characters and setting to the resolution of conflicts and conclusion. Plot
development involves creating tension, building suspense, and guiding the reader through a
sequence of events that propel the narrative forward, leading to a satisfying and meaningful
resolution.
4. **Cultural Perspectives:** These are the unique viewpoints, beliefs, values, and practices
shaped by a particular culture or cultural group. Cultural perspectives influence how individuals
perceive and interpret the world around them, including their understanding of social norms,
customs, traditions, and interpersonal relationships, contributing to the diversity of human
experiences and expressions.
5. **Respect for Diversity:** This entails recognizing, appreciating, and valuing the differences
and similarities among individuals and groups, including those related to culture, ethnicity,
religion, gender, sexual orientation, and abilities. Respect for diversity involves treating others
with dignity, fairness, and empathy, embracing inclusivity, and actively challenging stereotypes,
prejudice, and discrimination. It promotes mutual understanding, harmony, and cooperation in
multicultural societies.
### Introduction/Warm-Up:
**Activity:
- Cultural Charades
Prepare a list of cultural practices, traditions, or objects from different countries or regions
around the world. Examples include bowing (Japan), salsa dancing (Latin America), or a
kangaroo (Australia).
Divide the class into teams and have each team take turns choosing a cultural item from the list
and acting it out without using words. The other teams must guess which cultural practice or
object is being portrayed.
### Concept Exploration:
**Activity: Plot Puzzle Challenge**
- Provide the class with excerpts from narratives or short stories from various cultures, ensuring
each excerpt highlights different aspects of plot development (e.g., exposition, rising action,
climax, resolution). Divide the class into teams.
- Challenge each team to arrange the excerpts in the correct order to form a coherent plot.
Encourage discussion and collaboration among team members to justify their choices based on
cultural contexts.
### Valuing:
**Activity: Cultural Narrative Showcase**
- Organize a cultural narrative showcase where students can share narratives from their own
cultural backgrounds or those they find interesting. Encourage creativity, such as storytelling,
dramatic readings, or multimedia presentations.
- After each presentation, facilitate a discussion focusing on the cultural themes, values, and
perspectives depicted in the narratives. Emphasize the importance of respecting and appreciating
diverse cultural viewpoints.
By integrating intercultural understanding into the evaluation of narratives, students will not only
develop their analytical skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity. Through
fun and engaging activities, they will learn to respect and value different cultural perspectives
while honing their narrative evaluation abilities.