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Team Teaching Lesson Plan: Group 1

Lesson Title: The History of Popular Culture

Time: 50 minutes.

I. Objectives

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


a. Identify what is the meaning of “Popular Culture”
b. Students will be able to demonstrate the history of Popular
Culture
c. Students will develop an appreciation for the diversity and
richness of Philippine popular culture by engaging in respectful
discussions about its significance, demonstrating empathy towards
differing viewpoints, and recognizing the importance of cultural
heritage preservation.
II.Subject Matter
Topic: What is Popular Culture?
Reference/s:

Understanding Popular Culture. (n.d.). Routledge & CRC Press.


https://www.routledge.com/Understanding-Popular-Culture/Fiske/p/book/9
780415596534
What is Popular Culture? Definition and Analysis - 1399 Words | Critical Writing
Example. (2022, January 1). IvyPanda.
https://ivypanda.com/essays/what-is-popular-culture-definition-and-analysis
/

Pioneer, D. (2021, March 12). The politics of pop culture. The Pioneer.
https://www.dailypioneer.com/2021/columnists/the-politics-of--pop-culture.h
tml
Litzinger, R. (2001, February 1). Government from Below: The State, the Popular,
and the Illusion of Autonomy. Positions.
https://doi.org/10.1215/10679847-9-1-253

Materials: Television, Laptop, ICT technology tools and IMs such as HDMI
cable and Television Cable.

III. Procedure

Teacher’s Activity
A. Opening Activity (5-10 Minutes)

Presentation of “OUTLINES OF THE TOPIC”


● History of Popular Culture
● Definition of Popular Culture
● Politics and Popular Culture
● What is Deconstructing Popular Culture?
Presentation of “Objectives of the Lesson”:

a. Identify what is the meaning of “Popular Culture”


b. Students will be able to demonstrate the history of Popular Culture
c. Students will develop an appreciation for the diversity and richness of Philippine popular
culture by engaging in respectful discussions about its significance, demonstrating empathy
towards differing viewpoints, and recognizing the importance of cultural heritage
preservation.

Drill Activity :

● “What do you think or what comes to your mind whenever you hear the word
“POPULAR CULTURE”?
● “Can you give a viewpoint of the meaning of “Popular Culture”?
● “Can you give an example of a “Popular Culture”?

Motivation (4 minutes):

● “Guess if it is a PC or Not.”

B. Development Activity

Presentation/ Discussion of the assigned topic with Art of Questioning/ Question and Answer:

First Day (MONDAY)


● History of Popular Culture - Sarangaya
Must discuss the rise of Popular culture from Ancient Roots up to Globalization era
Must discuss the evolution of Popular Culture from time to time.
Must discuss the lives of John Fiske and John Storey.
Students must answer the ff:
Who is John Fiske?
Who is John Storey?
What made them relevant when it comes to Popular Culture?
Do you think the two people that we discussed is a great part of the evolution of Popular Culture?

● Definition of Popular Culture - Sacdalan


Must discuss the definition of the ff. :
1. Culture
2. Ideology of Popular Culture
3. What is Popular Culture?
4. Popular Culture as others.
Students must answer the ff.
What is Culture?
What makes Popular Culture important?
Why is it called Popular Culture?
Second Day (Thursday)
● Politics and Popular Culture - Torcolas
Must discuss who coined the idea of “Politics and Popular Culture”
Must discuss what is the definition of “Politics and Popular Culture”
Students must answer the ff.
What is Politics and Popular Culture?
What makes Politics and Popular Culture important?
Why is it called Politics and Popular Culture?

● What is Deconstructing Popular Culture? - Udsig and Posecion


Must discuss what is the meaning of “Deconstructing Popular Culture”
Must discuss who is Stuart Hall
Must discuss the “Notes on deconstructing Popular Culture
What is Deconstructing Popular Culture?
Who is Stuart Hall?
Why is it called “Notes on deconstructing Popular Culture”?

C. Closing Activity

● Assessment 1: Based on what have you learned, summarize what is/are the importance of
Popular Culture here in the Philippines?

Materials: Powerpoint Presentation and ½ sheet of yellow pad paper.

● Quiz: Fact or Bluff.

1. Popular culture refers to:


a) Cultural practices enjoyed by a small group of elites.
b) Cultural practices and expressions that are widely favored by the general public.
c) Cultural practices restricted to specific regions or communities.
d) Cultural practices that are no longer relevant in contemporary society.

2. Which ancient civilization contributed to popular culture through its theater, mythology, and art?
a) Ancient Egypt
b) Ancient Greece
c) Ancient Rome
d) Mesopotamia

3. The emergence of which technological advancement played a significant role in the transformation and
dissemination of popular culture during the Renaissance?
a) Printing press
b) Steam engine
c) Telegraph
d) Radio
4. What term is often used to describe the shared ideas, practices, and expressions that are prevalent in a society and
enjoyed by the majority of its population?
a) Folk culture
b) Subculture
c) Pop culture
d) High culture

5. Who is often referred to as one of the first scholars to apply semiotics to media texts following the tradition of
poststructuralism, and coined the term semiotic democracy
a) Elvis Presley
b) Michael Jackson
c) John Fiske
d) Buddy Holly

6. Which form of mass media has had a significant influence on shaping popular culture throughout the 20th and 21st
centuries?
a) Television
b) Radio
c) Print media
d) Telegraph

7. What is the definition of “Culture”

a) Values, ideas, arts, entertainments, beliefs, customs, and social behavior shared by large segments of society.
b) The scientific study of human behavior and mental processes.
c) The physical artifacts and objects created by a society.
d) The study of past events and their impact on society.

8. Which term refers to the study of the relationship between popular culture and political power, including how
political ideas are disseminated through popular media?
a) Political sociology
b) Political economy
c) Political communication
d) Political culture

9. What term emphasizes the idea that popular culture is not simply a reflection of society but actively shapes and
influences social norms and values?
a) Cultural hegemony
b) Cultural relativism
c) Cultural determinism
d) Cultural agency

10 .What is the term used to describe the shared ideas, practices, and expressions that are prevalent in a society and
enjoyed by the majority of its population?
a) Folk culture
b) Subculture
c) Popular culture
d) Elite culture

PREPARED BY: Lhimwel Sarangaya, Wilson Sacdalan, Nickson Posecion,


Antonio Luis Torcolas, Rosbin Udsig
BSED ENGLISH 22

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