Lesson Plan In

TVE-8 Machining
Time 7:20 am – 9:20 am

I. Objectives: at the end of the lesson the students should be able to:
 Define intentional injuries and differentiate them from unintentional injuries.
 Identify the different types of intentional injuries and their characteristics.
 Discuss preventive measures and interventions to reduce intentional injuries.

II. Subject matter:

 Topic: Concept of Intentional Injuries and its Types
 Reference: Competency-Based Learning Materials
 Materials: visual aids

III. Procedure
Teacher Activity Student Activity
Preliminary activities

 Prayer: Villanel: yes Sir

Teacher: (Villanel)
please lead the prayer Brillantes: Lets Bow down our head
and
fell the presence of the lord

Teacher: listen to the prayer Students: praying

 Greetings:

Teacher: Good morning everyone Students: Good morning sir

Teacher: how`s your day Students: We are doing well sir

Teacher: Good nice to hear that Students: (Students Listen)

 Attendance

Teacher : let`s have the attendance Student: yes Sir

Listen properly as I call your name

Teacher: Say present if you are Student (Students listen)

around

Teacher: (Alcuizar) Student: Present

 Motivation

Teacher: Do you know someone

who has been intentionally injured or Students: yes sir
if they themselves have experienced
intentional injuries.
 Teacher: who is it? Elaborate
Students: students share his
experienced
Teacher: Listen carefully to the
student

Teacher: Discuss with the students

the effects of intentional injuries on
individual by showing sample picture Students: (Listen to explanation)
of injuries and how it affect one’s life.

Unlocking of difficulties:  Students will Listen to the

teacher
Deliberate actions: are those that are
done intentionally and with purpose.

Aggression: is a behavior or action that is

intended to harm, intimidate, or dominate
others.

Domestic setting: is a private residence or

dwelling where people live together as a
family or household. This can include
married couples, partners, parents and
children, siblings, and other relatives who
share a living space.

Deliberate harm: refers to actions or

behaviors that are intended to cause harm
or injury to another person, animal, or
property. These actions are typically
motivated by negative emotions such as
anger, resentment, jealousy, or a desire for
control or power.

Deliberate: killing refers to intentionally

taking the life of another person.

Lesson Proper
Teacher activity Students activity
Activity:
 The
Teacher: you will be group into four to create presentation on a students
specific type of intentional injury, including causes, and prevention are going
strategies. to
 Teacher: they will be given 4 intentional injury including: perform
Assault, Domestic Violence, Child abuse and Homicide the
activities
Teacher: Each group will present their poster or presentation to
the class.

Analysis:
 Students
 After the presentations, lead a discussion on the different types of Listen to
intentional injuries. the
 Encourage students to think about how they can apply what they teacher
have learned to their own lives and communities.

Abstraction:

 Students
Intentional injuries: are those that are caused by deliberate actions, Listen to
including violence, aggression, or criminal activity. the
teacher
Intentional injuries include:

 Assault: Assault refers to any physical attack or threat of attack

that causes fear or harm to another person.
 Domestic violence: Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive
behavior in a domestic setting, such as a marriage or partnership.
 Child abuse: Child abuse refers to any deliberate harm or
mistreatment of children, including physical, sexual, and
emotional abuse.
 Sexual assault: Sexual assault is any sexual activity that is forced
upon an unwilling partner.
 Homicide: Homicide is the deliberate killing of one person by
another.
 Bullying: intentional and repeated actions aimed to causing harm
or distress to another person in a social setting.
 Suicide: intentionally taking one’s own life

Unintentional injuries: are those that are caused by accidents or

unintentional actions, rather than deliberate actions. These types of
injuries can happen to anyone, regardless of age or gender.

unintentional injuries include:

 Falls: These are the most common cause of unintentional injuries,
especially in older adults.
 Motor vehicle accidents: These can be caused by factors such as
speeding, distracted driving, and driving under the influence of
drugs or alcohol.
 Poisonings: These can result from accidental ingestion of harmful
substances such as medications, chemicals, or toxic plants.
 Burns: These can be caused by fire, hot surfaces or liquids, and
exposure to chemicals.
 Drowning: This can occur in natural bodies of water such as rivers
and lakes, as well as in swimming pools and other artificial water
sources.
 Choking: Airway obstruction caused by inhaling a foreign object or
food
 Suffocation: Accidental death caused by lack of oxygen, such as
 from being trapped in a confined space or from sudden infant
death syndrome (SDIS)
Application:
Teacher: how do we prevent from assault? Students: Listen
to the teacher
Teacher: I will ask a question, may I call (nisnisan) please stand up
Nisnisan: yes sir
Teacher :( nisnisan) if there are someone challenging you in one
on one fight, how will you respond?
Nisnisan: I will
talk to him
Teacher: Telling the challenger that you are not interested to fight is not instead
a form of gayness but instead you only show them that you are more
educated than them.
Students: Listen
Teacher: a person that always want to fight without any reason makes to the teacher
them uneducated and undisciplined people

Teacher: Meaning they only seek for attention maybe he likes you that’s
why he want to challenge you

IV. Evaluation
Short Quiz
1.) It is the deliberate killing of one person by another.
2.) Refers to any deliberate harm or mistreatment of children, including physical,
sexual, and emotional abuse.
3.) Refers to any physical attack or threat of attack that causes fear or harm to
another person.
4.) Is a pattern of abusive behavior in a domestic setting, such as a marriage or
partnership?
5.) This can occur in natural bodies of water such as rivers and lakes, as well as
in swimming pools and other artificial water sources.
6.) It is any sexual activity that is forced upon an unwilling partner.
7.) These are the most common cause of unintentional injuries, especially in
older adults.
8.) These can be caused by factors such as speeding, distracted driving, and
driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
9.) These can result from accidental ingestion of harmful substances such as
medications, chemicals, or toxic plants.
10.) These can be caused by fire, hot surfaces or liquids, and exposure to
chemicals.

Answer:
1.) Homicide
2.) Child abuse
3.) Assault
4.) Domestic Violence
5.) Drowning
6.) Sexual assault
7.) Falls
8.) Motor vehicle accident
 9.) Poisonings
10.) burns

V. Assignment:

Answer the following question:

1. What are the 10 ways of maintaining tools and equipment?
2. What is maintenance and cleaning?

Prepared By:
Domenique Aldrin Restauro
Practice Teaching

Checked and Observe By:

Noel Buensalido
T-1 (Machining)

Verified By:

Lolita C. Eleuterio, HT-III

Head, tech. Voc. Department