Eapp Quarter3 Week2.1
Eapp Quarter3 Week2.1
B. Performance Standards
These competencies are covered in the following lessons:
C. Learning
a. Differentiate Fact from Opinion by expressing it to writing.
Competencies/Objectives
b. Determine the Approaches of Literary Criticism.
c. Writing a reaction paper/review/critique.
II. CONTENT Academic in Writing Practices
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. References
1. TG’s Pages
2. LM’s Pages
3. Textbook’s Pages
B. Other Resources
IV. PROCEDURES
Begin the lesson by briefly reviewing
Begin the lesson by briefly reviewing the Begin the lesson by briefly reviewing the
what they know or understand about the Begin the lesson by briefly reviewing the
characteristics of academic writing that purpose of understanding form of opinion
academic writing practices. use of critical approaches in academic
1. Reviewing previous lesson or were covered in the previous lesson. Ask based on facts in academic and
writing. Ask students to recall the critical
presenting the new lesson students to recall and share examples of professional contexts. Ask students to
Engage students in a short discussion to approaches in academic writing and the
language features commonly used in recall the different approaches discussed
refresh their memory and activate prior role of each features.
academic texts. in the previous lesson.
knowledge.
Explain that the purpose of today's lesson
Explain to the students that the purpose
is to further develop their skills in
State the objective of the lesson: "Today, of today's lesson is to enhance their
summarizing and evaluating text
we will learn how to summarize and ability to summarize and evaluate a work
2. Establishing the purpose of the structures to extract relevant information.
evaluate the use of the approaches in or a concepts. Emphasize the
lesson
writing to better understand its purpose significance of understanding how
Emphasize the purpose of critical
and effectiveness." writing in practice are formulate in a
approaches to academic and professional
text.
field.
3. Presenting examples/instances of Provide students with a variety of written Display and distribute various texts with Provide students with a range of critical
the new lesson texts, such as news articles, opinion different critical approaches (e.g., a approaches , such as researches, literary
pieces, pictures, or academic papers. creative works, a researches, and media). works and exhibits. Display one example
on the board and guide the students in
Read aloud and analyze a selected Model how to identify the critical analyzing the critical approaches of
passage, highlighting different approaches to academic writing by academic writing. Prompt their thinking
approaches such as formalism, feminism,
with questions like:
or reader-response criticism. highlighting words, sentences or phrases
How is the work’s structure unified?
that indicate the structure/ text.
Is the form and content of the work
Discuss the impact of these literary
influenced by the writer’s gender?
approaches on the reader or writer Provide brief explanations of each
text/concepts and its purpose. How does the meaning of a text
and the overall effectiveness of the
change as you reread it?
text.
4. Discussing new concepts and Assessing the students by answering the Determine the form of opinions based on Engage the students in a guided Introduce the ways on how to learned
practicing new skills #1 “Contextualized Reading Assessment facts that commonly found in academic discussion about the first criticism (e.g., about how to express opinion and
Tool” test. and professional texts, such as: formalism/formalist). support it with facts from different
Summary of the text or concept sources of information. In order to
Evaluation of the summary itself Provide examples and ask questions to
help students identify the formalism deepen students knowledge in academic
Explain each concept and provide criticism in the text. writing, students will explore how to
examples for better comprehension. write a reaction paper, review and
Discuss the significance of recognizing critique, which will be discussed in-
Engage students in a brief discussion to this criticism in understanding the flow depth in this lesson.
ensure their understanding of the of events or steps.
concepts.
media)
media)
Provide examples and ask questions to Provide examples and ask questions to
help students identify the formalism help students summarize and evaluate in
criticism in the text. the text.
Discuss the significance of recognizing Discuss the significance of knowing the
this criticism in understanding the flow differences and uses summarizing and
of events or steps. evaluating for academic field.
Repeat the process with another (e.g.,
Repeat the process with another criticism
critique).
(e.g., reader-response).
Guide students in identifying the critique
Guide students in identifying the reader
relationships within the
D. No. of learners who continue to response criticism relationships within
text/story/paragraph.
require remediation. the text/story.
Discuss how understanding this text
Discuss how understanding this text
helps in applying the guidelines in
helps in comprehending the reader’s role
writing and effective reaction paper,
by summary and evaluation.
critique and review.
Let the students watch a
Let the students watch a
documentary/video/text. Apply the
documentary/video . Give each group a
guidelines in writing and effective
task to augment learning.
reaction paper, critique and review.
Provide each group with a approaches
and use it after watching the video. Provide each group with a approaches
and use it after watching the video.
Monitor and assist the groups as they
work together. Monitor and assist the groups as they
E. Which of my teaching strategies work together.
worked well? Why did this work?
Have each group present their findings to
the class, explaining how they Have each group present their findings to
summarizes and evaluates what relevant the class, explaining how they
information they extracted. summarizes and evaluates what relevant
information they extracted.
Encourage class discussion and provide
Encourage class discussion and provide
feedback on their analyses.
feedback on their analyses.
JEANEL R. ALIMURUNG MICHELLE B. MAGCALAS JOANNE G. PINEDA PhD JOSE E. CALMA, PhD AURORA S. FRANCIA
LSB Teacher T-II English Subject Coordinator MT-I, HUMMS MT II, Subject Group Head- OIC-Principal
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