The document is an instructional planning chart for an English class in Grade 10 for the first quarter of the 2017-2018 school year. It outlines objectives, content, procedures, and evaluation for lessons on argumentative essays from August 14-18. Students learned about the parts of argumentative essays and practiced making claims and counterarguments. They watched videos to help build their skills and had an in-class debate on whether chickens or eggs came first to apply what they learned about constructing arguments.
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GRADE 10 - ENGLISH SYLLABUS (Week 10)
The document is an instructional planning chart for an English class in Grade 10 for the first quarter of the 2017-2018 school year. It outlines objectives, content, procedures, and evaluation for lessons on argumentative essays from August 14-18. Students learned about the parts of argumentative essays and practiced making claims and counterarguments. They watched videos to help build their skills and had an in-class debate on whether chickens or eggs came first to apply what they learned about constructing arguments.
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INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING CHART
School Year : 2017 – 2018 First Quarter Level: Grade 10 Subject Area: English OBJECTIVES CONTENT / PROCEDURES TARGET REFERENCES / (Content Standards, Performance Standards INSTRUCTIONAL (Learning experiences and activities that will lead to EVALUATION RESULTS/ REMARKS / LOGS / REFLECTION DATE ,Learning Competencies) MATERIALS lifelong learning)
Students learned the different parts and
features of an argumentative essay. They learned how to make a claim, the types of claims, how to make a support, the types of support and how to make a refutation. Identify parts and features of argumentative essays (EN10WC-IIa- They watched two (2) videos that helped August 14-18 13.1); them build their arguments and stance over Employ appropriate pitch, stress, a particular issue. This can help them in the Online Resources Group Work (Debate) juncture, intonation, etc. (EN10OL- future for their research papers or even in 11a5) and their critical assessments over some topics. Observe correct grammar in making definitions (EN10G-IIa-29). The had a debate over what came first, the chicken or the egg. I divided the class into two groups, the other agreeing that the eggs came first and the other, the chicken. They came up with various arguments but the claim that eggs came first won.