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Week 4-Power
Week 4-Power
Week 4-Power
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• ______1. Your mother asks you to buy flour in the bakery
• ______ 2. Agnes tries to escape a building on fire by breaking the
windows using her
• ukulele.
• ______ 3. The teacher asks the class to return immediately the
classroom globe to its
• proper place.
• ______ 4. Protesters on the streets forced the police to direct traffic
into alternate route.
• ______ 5. The President made sure that his constituents were happy by giving
away cash
• gifts and other goods during Christmas.
• ______ 6. The stage director decided to kick the lead actor out of the play after
72 retakes
• ______ 7. The 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution displayed unity of the
people in
• ousting a tyrant.
• ______ 8. You got into a heated argument after someone accidentally spilled
coffee on your
• pants while you were on café.
Objectives
1) Define power.
2) Justify if power is positive or negative.
3) Appreciate the importance and uses of power.
4) Enumerate the sources of power.
5) Analyze the type of power used by leaders in
the society.
6) Appreciate the importance of power at home.
• (5 minutes)
• Ask: What is power?
• (5 minutes)
• Class Activity: PasaDeBola
• Ask students about the significant details learned from the
previous topics.
• (A ball shall be passed while the music is played. When the
music stops, the students who holds the ball shall give his
insights from the previous topics.)
(15 minutes)
Group Work: Small Group Discussion
• Discuss the nature, dimensions, types and
consequences of power by giving reading text to
each group. Guide questions must be provided.
• Each group will be given time to present their work.
• Guide questions:
• 1. What is power?
• 2. What are the sources of power?
(5 minutes)
• Types of Power:
• Coercive Power
• Reward Power
• Legitimate Power
• Expert Power
• (10 minutes)
• Group Work: Group students and
make them discuss by themselves
on how to recognize the dimension
of power.
• Group Work: After the Image
• Present different leaders in the society. Let the students recognize the
dimension and types of power from the leaders presented.
• Supreme Student Government
• Teacher
• Rodrigo Duterte
Application
• 1. In your respective homes, if your parents demanded you to do the
something
• immediately, what power do they exercise? Why? Do you like how
they exercise
• their power?
• 2. As a member of the family, what can you suggest to have a common
ground in
• exercising power?
• 3. If you were a person in authority, how should power be properly
exercised? Why?
• (5 minutes)
• Class Activity: One-Liner
• Create a one-liner statement which
will sum up the significant facts of
the lesson (5 minutes)
• Direction: Determine the situations, check (√) those statements that present a
clearuse of power and put X mark on those that do not present a clear use of power.
Useyour notebook to write your answers.
• ______1. Your mother asks you to buy flour in the bakery
• ______ 2. Agnes tries to escape a building on fire by breaking the windows using
her
• ukulele.
• ______ 3. The teacher asks the class to return immediately the classroom globe to
its
• proper place.
• ______ 4. Protesters on the streets forced the police to direct traffic into alternate
route.
______ 5. The President made sure that his constituents were happy by
giving away cash
• gifts and other goods during Christmas.
• ______ 6. The stage director decided to kick the lead actor out of the
play after 72 retakes
• ______ 7. The 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution displayed unity
of the people inousting a tyrant.
• ______ 8. You got into a heated argument after someone accidentally
spilled coffee on yourpants while you were on café.
• Answer key:
• 1. /
• 2. x
• 3. /
• 4. /
• 5. /
• 6. /
• 7. /
• 8. x
•Assignment: Research
•Bring pictures of
different powerful
personalities.
Day 3
•(5 minutes)
•Review of the past
lesson.
1. _______________is the ability of a
manager to force an employee to follow
an order by threatening the employee
with punishment if the employee does
not comply with the order.
2. _____________is defined as the use
of rewards to get an employee to follow
an instruction or order, with power
coming from one's ability to withhold
the reward for noncompliance.
3. ____________is power you
derive from your formal
position or office held in the
organization's hierarchy of
authority.
•4. ________________is
the most transient form of
Power.
5. _________________ refers to the
ability of a leader to influence a
follower because of the follower's
loyalty,respect, friendship, admiration,
affection, or a desire to gain approval
• Direction: Determine the situations, check (√) those statements that present a
clearuse of power and put X mark on those that do not present a clear use of power.
Useyour notebook to write your answers.
• ______1. Your mother asks you to buy flour in the bakery
• ______ 2. Agnes tries to escape a building on fire by breaking the windows using
her
• ukulele.
• ______ 3. The teacher asks the class to return immediately the classroom globe to
its
• proper place.
• ______ 4. Protesters on the streets forced the police to direct traffic into alternate
route.
______ 5. The President made sure that his constituents were happy by
giving away cash
• gifts and other goods during Christmas.
• ______ 6. The stage director decided to kick the lead actor out of the
play after 72 retakes
• ______ 7. The 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution displayed unity
of the people inousting a tyrant.
• ______ 8. You got into a heated argument after someone accidentally
spilled coffee on yourpants while you were on café.
1. Coercive power
2. Reward power
3. Legitimate power
4. Information power
5. Referent power
• Answer key:
• 1. /
• 2. x
• 3. /
• 4. /
• 5. /
• 6. /
• 7. /
• 8. x
• (10 minutes)
• Class Activity:
• Ask students to present the pictures
of different powerful personalities.
• (10 minutes)
• Class Activity:
• Discuss on the power of the personalities
discussed by the students. If possible,
encourage the class to give comments to ensure
student-to-student interaction
• (10 minutes)
• Class Activity: Filtering
• Present a digested political article about the nature, dimensions,
types, and consequences of power
• Let the students criticize the article presented and gather their
ideas or opinions.
Encourage them to filter the substance of power based on the
•
article.
https://carnegieendowment.org/2022/06/16/ukraine-war-shows-h
ow-nature-of-power-is-changing-pub-87339
• (10 minutes)
• Class Activity:
• Let the class perform an analytical and
critical discussion about the nature,
dimensions, types, and consequences of
power based on the articles, which are to
be utilized.
• (5 minutes)
• Individual Work: Short Essay
• Ask: Create a short essay presenting and
discussing the facts and their critical analysis
on the nature, dimensions, types, and
consequences of power.
• (2 minutes)
• Class Activity
• Ask:Considering the present situation, here in
our country how would you describe the power
of our leaders?
• What is the importance of exercising power in
the government?
• (5minutes)
• Ask: Do you agree that in every
decision we make there is always a
negative and positive effect. Why ?
• (5 minutes)
• Individual Work: Hugot Line
• Ask:What do you think is the most significant
lesson you get from our discussion?
• Cite one HUGOT LINE to describe your
learning.
Day 3
• (3 minutes)
• Political article analysis
• (5 minutes)
• Class Activity: Video Clip Analysis
• Present an actual footage or a video clip downloaded from the social
website (YouTube) which portrays the application of power in leading
and influencing people (People Power 1986)
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2. C
3. A
4. B
5. A
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