RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

Cities of Mandaluyong and Pasig

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

A
SEMI-DETAILED
LESSON PLAN IN
SOCIAL STUDIES
The Process of Christianity

Prepared by: Emilisa F. Cayabyab

Instructor: Jules Meneses

Link of the Video Demonstration:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KiiitfTBordMo-hEf4_F5Oi8z1cPuy-s/view?usp=sharing

Prof. Ed 7 _ The Teacher and the School Curriculum (DEMONSTRATION)

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Semi-Detailed Lesson Plan

I. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:

- Discuss the ways of subjecting the indigenous population under the power of
Spain
- Evaluate the reaction of Filipino to Christianity and other ways of subjecting the
Indigenous Population under the power of Spain
- Appreciate the contributions of Spanish when they arrived to the country

II. SUBJECT MATTER

a. Topic: "The Process of Christianity"

b. Reference: ARALING PANLIPUNAN QUARTER 2 - MODULE 5 Proseso ng Kristiyanismo

c. Materials: AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS(LAPTOP),

ACTIVITY SHEETS

d. Strategies: Discussion and Group Activity

III. TEACHING PROCEDURES

A. Preliminary Activities
- Greetings
- Prayer
- Checking of Attendance
- Review

B. Motivation
- Present an image of Christianism and let the class define it. 2 Pics 1 Phrase Game.

C. Discussion

THE PROCESS OF CHRISTIANITY

The spread of Christianism in the Philippines coincides with the colonization of Spaniards.
Christianization was the term used to describe the missioning of Friars. Friars attempting
to persuade indigenous peoples to accept Christianity.

Changes and Continuity in Religions Beliefs

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 Before Spanish Missionaries Arrived Spanish Missionaries Arrive

They worship spirits Only one God must be worship

There is no permanent place to worship Building a church being a holy place to worship
spirits for believers
The rituals are performed to thank the spirits The festivals changed where the show is the
saints
The importance of water cleaning of the The use of Holy Water
bodies of the indigenous people

NATIVE REACTION TO CHRISTIANITY

Most Indigenous People embraced Christianity because the Friars made it acceptable
for the indigenous people to accept Christianity. The continuity of traditional beliefs and
traditions of indigenous people has become essential to the success of
Christianization. Although many accepted the Christianity, there were those who
wanted to return to the old religion.

D. Activity
Before continuing our discussion. I have here fists a short activity for you to answer in a
given minute (10 minutes). This will help you further understand our lesson all throughout.
1. What is the process of Christianism?
2. What are the changes and continuity in religious belief?
3. What is the reaction of Filipinos to Christianity?

E. Generalization
Direction: On ¼ sheet of paper. Answer the following.
Do it for 5 minutes.
Criteria for the activity:
Content of the work - 50%
Clarity - 15%
Ability to answer the question - 15%
Conciseness - 20%
______________________________
= 100%
1. How did the Church in Spain bring reconciliation with the Muslims?
2. Who ruled Spain before the Moors?
3. Why did the Moors leave Spain in 1492?

F. Application
(The teacher asks a volunteer to answer the question)
“What do you think will happen to the Philippines if Filipinos refuse to embrace
Christianity?”

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 SUMMARY OF THE LESSON
The main focus of the Spaniards in our country is to spread Christianity. They are not
focusing on academics. The only people who can study in the time of Spanish
Colonization are the Spaniards only and the rich people in the country. They failed to
improve or emphasize the importance of Vocational Education because they are focusing
on Christianity.

G. Evaluation

Fill the graphic organizer with the correct answer

a. Your performance will be graded based on the following criteria:
Content: 10 pts.
Clarity: 10 pts.
Fairness and Accuracy: 5 pts.
Sampling 5 pts.
TOTAL: 30 pts

H. Homework
Have an advanced study about the problem of growing world population. Refer to
different sources.

Emilisa F. Cayabyab

PCED-08-401A BSE-Social Studies