Division of Misamis Oriental

District of Naawan
Mat-I (Naawan) National High School

Detalyadong Pamaraan sa Pagtuturo ng Araling Panlipunan 10

I. Pamantayan sa Pagkatuto:
Pagkatapos ng klase, ang mga mag-aaral ay:
a. malaman ang historical na pag-unlad ng karapatang pantao
b. malaman kung ano-anung klaseng karapatan mayroon ang isang tao

II. Subjec Matter

Paksa: Kasaysayan ng Karapatang Pantao

Reference: MICROSOFT_EXCEL_TUTORIAL_HANDOUT_Opening.pdf
Materyals: Kompyuter, Projector Screen,

III. Learning Procedure

Aktibidad ng guro Aktibidad ng mag-aaral

A. Paunang gawain
1. Checking attendance
- Say present If your name is called.
2. Review
3. Motivation

Magandang araw sa inyo mga mag-aaral.

Magandang araw din sa inyo
Bago tayo magsimula sa ating klase ay
inanyayahan ko ang lahat na tumayo upang tayo
ay magdasal. (ang mga mag-aaral ay nakikinig)

Sino sa inyo dito ang gusto mangulo sa

pagdarasal? (isa sa mga mag-aaral ang boluntaryong mangulo
sa pagdarasal)
Ngayon, bago kayo umupo, kailangan nasa-ayos
ang inyung upuan at habang akoy nagsasalita sa
harapan ay makinig kayong mabuti. Kung
mayroon mang katanungan ay maaaring itaas ang Opo sir
kanang kamay.

B. Presentation of a lesson

(Ipinakita ang larawan sa projector screen kung

saan isang tao ang sinusuntok ng isa pang tao) (ang mga mag-aaral ay nakikinig)

Okay, ano sa tingin niyo ang nais ipahiwatig ng

larawan?

Bakit kaya siya sinusuntok? Pang-aapi sir; panununtok; pananadyak;

Maaring nagnakaw siya sir, may kasalan,

nakapatay

Maari nga pero tama ba na ang isang tao ay

Hindi po sir.
suntukin mo ng walang kalaban laban?

Tama, walang sinuman ang pweding sumuntok

kahit kanino man o mang abuso kahit ito pa ay
nagkasala,

Ngayon ano sa tingin niyo ang nawala sa taong

Karapatan sir.
sinuntok?

Tama, isang karapatan.

Ngayon ating pag aaralan ang Karapatan, ito ang

Karapatang Pantao.
 Ang karapatang pantao ay isang karapatan at
Ano kaya ang ibig sabihin ng karapatang pantao? kalayaan na nararapat matanggap ng isang tao.

Tama, ito ay dapat na tinatamasa ng isang tao sa

kung ano mang lahi, o kaanyuhan sa buhay ng
isang tao. (Learners listening and following on their
computers.)
Ilan sa halimbawa ng mga karapatan ay:
Karapatan sa malayang pamamahayag o
pagsasalita, karapatan sa pagkain, karapatan sa
libreng edukasyon.

Ngayon ay atin munang suriin ang mga (Learners listening and following on their
kasaysayang ng karapatang pantao. computers.)

A cell is the intersection of a row and column each

cell is identified by a unique cell reference.
(Learners click the file on ribbon to display
The cell in the worksheet in which you can type
backstage view and open navigation bar.)
data is called the active cell.

The name box, or cell reference area, displays the

cell reference of the active cell.
(Learners try to save an existing workbook)
The formula bar displays a formula when a
worksheet cell contains a calculated value.
(Learners save a new workbook to a new location
A formula is an equation that calculates a new or rename the workbook)
value from values on the currently in a worksheet.

Opening a workbook means loading an existing (Learners move the pointer to a cell and click it to
file from a drive into the program window. become an active cell.)

To open a workbook, click on the file on the ribbon

to display backstage view and the open the
navigation bar. (Learners listening to the teacher while watching
on the projected screen and following on their
In saving a workbook: computer.)

The save command, saves an existing workbook.

The save as command, saves a new workbook

into the file to a new location or new drive.

To move an active cell is to move the pointer on a

cell and click. (Learner do as what the teacher projected on the
screen, select the nonadjacent range.)
You can display different parts of the worksheet
using the keyboard or Go To Command.

A group of selected cells is called a range. The

range is identified by its range reference, for (Learners listening.)
example, A3:C5.
In an adjacent range, all cells touch each other
and form a rectangle. – To select an adjacent
range, click the cell in a corner of the range, drag
the pointer to the cell in the opposite corner of the
range, and release the mouse button.

A nonadjacent range includes two or more
adjacent ranges and selected cells. – To select a
nonadjacent range, select the first adjacent range
or cell, press the Ctrl key as you select the other
cells or ranges you want to include, and then
release the Ctrl key and the mouse button.
(Learners edit cell data in the formula bar as
instructed by the teacher)
(Learners replace cell data, select the cell, or type
new data on the formula bar.)

Worksheet cells can contain text, numbers, or

formulas. – Text is any combination of letters and (Learners clear the active cell)
numbers and symbols. – Numbers are values,
dates, or times. – Formulas are equations that
calculate a value. You enter data in the active cell.
(Learners listening and following on their
You can edit, replace, or clear data.
computer.)
You can edit cell data in the Formula Bar or in the
cell. The contents of the active cell always appear
in the Formula Bar.

To replace cell data, select the cell, type new

data, and press the Enter button on the Formula
Bar or the Enter key or the Tab key. (Learners will attempt to print a worksheet.)

To clear the active cell, you can use the Ribbon,

the keyboard, or the mouse.

The Find command locates data in a worksheet,

which is particularly helpful when a worksheet
contains a large amount of data. You can use the
Find command to locate words or parts of words.

The Replace command is an extension of the

Find command. Replacing data substitutes new
data for the data that the Find command locates.
(The learners exit the work thru the exit command
You can print a worksheet by clicking the File tab in the navigation bar.)
on the Ribbon, and then clicking Print in the
navigation bar to display the Print tab.

The Print tab enables you to choose print

settings.

The Print tab also allows you to preview your

pages before printing.

You can close a workbook by clicking the File tab

on the Ribbon, and then clicking Close in the
navigation bar. Excel remains open.

To exit the workbook, click the Exit command in

the navigation bar.

Generalization:

In this lesson you learned:

The primary purpose of a spreadsheet is to solve

problems involving numbers. The advantage of
using a computer spreadsheet is that you can
complete complex and repetitious calculations
quickly and accurately.

A worksheet consists of columns and rows that

intersect to form cells. Each cell is identified by a
cell reference, which combines the letter of the
column and the number of the row.

The first time you save a workbook, the Save As

dialog box opens so you can enter a descriptive
name and select a save location. After that, you
can use the Save command in Backstage view or
the Save button on the Quick Access Toolbar to
save the latest version of the workbook.

You can change the active cell in the worksheet

by clicking the cell with the pointer, pressing keys,
or using the scroll bars. The Go To dialog box lets
you quickly move the active cell anywhere in the
worksheet.

A group of selected cells is called a range. A

range is identified by the cells in the upper-left and
lower-right corners of the range, separated by a
colon. To select an adjacent range, drag the
pointer across the rectangle of cells you want to
include. To select a nonadjacent range, select the
first adjacent range, hold down the Ctrl key, select
each additional cell or range, and then release the
Ctrl key.

Worksheet cells can contain text, numbers, and

formulas. After you enter data or a formula in a
cell, you can change the cell contents by editing,
replacing, or deleting it.

You can search for specific characters in a

worksheet. You can also replace data you have
searched for with specific characters.

The zoom controls on the status bar enable you to

enlarge or reduce the magnification of the
worksheet in the worksheet window.

Before you print a worksheet, you should check

the page preview to see how the printed pages
will look.

When you finish your work session, you should

save your final changes and close the workbook.

Prepared by:

Onil L. Pagutayao