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Lesson Plan
NAME OF TEACHER: Castañeto, Kylle John C. SUBJECT & GRADE LEVEL: ENGLISH 7
I. OBJECTIVES
The learners demonstrate an understanding of: The learners should be able to:
- the nature of assertion by analyzing written and oral statements; also how to - formulate and identify a statement of assertion.
construct their assertion as a reaction to a response to a certain situation.
Learning Competencies:
Objectives:
The learners should be able to:
1. familiarize the different types of assertion;
2. construct a statement of assertion; and
3. observe the appropriate manner of assertion.
Greetings
Good morning class.
How are you this morning?
Checking of Attendance
Ms./Mr. Secretary who is absent today? (The teacher will note the absent/excused learner)
Class Rules
Class we will employ " BeFoERe " throughout the discussion, Okay? (BeFoERe – Behave, Focus, Express, and Repeat)
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Binalonan, Pangasinan
First Semester, Academic Year 2023-2024
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An ASSERTION is a statement or declaration regarding an idea, a topic, or an issue. It expresses a person’s opinion, feelings, or beliefs.
Persuasive texts and argumentative texts naturally contain assertions. Persuasive texts like advertisements, campaign speeches, and
persuasive essays have assertions that are not always backed up by evidence. On the other hand, argumentative texts have assertions that
are supported by evidence like facts, statistics, and examples. Also, they present opposing arguments and rebuttals for those arguments.
1) Basic assertion – This is a simple and direct expression of one’s opinion, feelings, or belief.
Example:
- (When being interrupted) "Excuse me, I'd like to finish what I'm saying."
- (Expressing adoration) Taylor Swift is the greatest singer to ever exist.
- (Making a Stand) Cats are better than dogs.
2) Empathic assertion – This shows sympathy to another person. It is an acknowledgment of the other person’s feelings or situation and at
the same time a show of support to the rights of the person.
Example:
Binalonan, Pangasinan
First Semester, Academic Year 2023-2024
- “I understand that you have been waiting for a while now for your internet to be reconnected. That is why we are doing the best we
can to navigate the problems and fix them.
- “I know that you are disappointed because I broke my promises, but I swear that I’ll make it up to you once my work is done.
- "I know you are upset and frustrated with the results, but you must be patient with what I am doing to resolve your issue."
3) Positive assertion – This expresses positive feelings or emotions. To make this assertion, one gives a reason or an explanation for a
good feeling or opinion.
Example:
- "I'm glad you came back to see me, I missed you."
- “I’m happy to see you achieving your dreams, I’m so proud of you.”
- “You’re so good at what you do, you’re my inspiration.”
4) Confrontive assertion – A confrontive assertion is a statement made when an agreement has been violated. This presents three closely
related actions: an action that was supposed to be done, the actual action, and the action that the speaker wants done.
Example:
- "I told you to complete the forms by November 15, and you agreed to do so. Now it is January 15 and you are telling me that you
forgot the forms but you still expect to complete our business on time. What is it that you want me to do?"
- “We agreed that you would take out the trash every Tuesday to earn your allowance. It is Wednesday and you didn’t take out the
trash yesterday. Consequently, I won’t be giving you your allowance this week.”
- “You were supposed to treat me right because you said that you love me, but you can’t even give me your time, how is that right?
Do you really love me?
5) Escalating assertion – This is a firm, but respectful statement made by a person who is expecting another person’s response to his or
her earlier assertion. However, the other person has not given any response. The escalating assertion has a consequence attached to it.
Example:
Binalonan, Pangasinan
First Semester, Academic Year 2023-2024
- “If you don’t make it to the top one, I won’t raise your allowance.”
- “If this happens again, you won’t get another chance.”
- “As long as you keep being a good student, I’ll keep cooking your favorite dishes.”
6) I-language assertion – This expresses negative feelings. It describes the person’s feelings toward a certain negative behavior and states
what he or she desires to happen. It involves a 3-part statement
When you do . . . (describe the behavior).
The effects are . . . (describe how the behavior concretely affects you).
I'd prefer. . . (describe what you want).
Example:
- "When you shout the effect is I am unable to work with you and I feel angry. Therefore, I would like for you to stop shouting and
tell me what you want."
- “When you don’t work seriously your project will never get a high grade then you’ll be left behind. So, I would like you to take
things seriously. “
- “When you’re not honest with your words, I don’t feel okay. So, don’t lie.
G. Making generalizations The teacher will ask the meaning of the following terms;
and abstraction about
the lesson Assertion, Basic Assertion, Empathic Assertion, Positive Assertion, Confrontive Assertion, Escalating Assertion, and I-Language
Assertion.
V. EVALUATION
VI. ASSIGNMENT
Directions: Research the story of Hunger in Barok by N.V.M Gonzales, and go over an advanced reading.