CO 2024 LS Grade7 CUF TLE Q1 W1a R, H, P, V
CO 2024 LS Grade7 CUF TLE Q1 W1a R, H, P, V
CATCH-UP FRIDAYS
Lesson Script in
Technology & Livelihood
Education
Quarter 1 Week 1A
Catch-Up Fridays
Lesson Script in Technology & Livelihood Education
Quarter 1: Week 1A
SY 2024-2025
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Guide Question:
Activating What are the different sectors and career opportunities in ICT?
Prior
Knowledge Expected/Possible Answers:
(3 minutes)
• Computer programming - Programmer/Web and Game Developer
• Visual arts – animator/illustrator/graphic designer
• Computer system servicing – computer/network technician
• Telecommunication – call center agents/outbound and inbound
agents/contact center services
To kick off today's lesson, we have an exciting activity designed to spark your
interest and get your minds engaged. This activity will not only be fun but it
will also highlight the key concepts we'll be exploring together. Let's dive in and
see how this can motivate us to learn more about our topic. Are you ready?
Let's get started!
Directions: Identify the ICT professionals responsible for the following tasks
depicted in the pictures below.
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“Chibi Anime Characters,” “Free Vector | Arcade Technician Examining Mother Board with
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(3 minutes) Guide Question: (Integration in Values Education)
What skills and values can you develop through designing, repairing, and
developing computer applications?
Expected/Possible Answers:
• Problem-solving skills: Ability to identify issues, analyze them, and find
effective solutions.
• Creativity: Innovating new ideas and approaches in design and development.
• Attention to Detail: Ensuring precision and accuracy in coding and
troubleshooting.
• Perseverance: Staying determined and patient when faced with challenging
problems.
• Collaboration: Working effectively with others in a team environment.
• Continuous Learning: Staying updated with new technologies and improving
skills.
• Critical Thinking: Evaluating multiple solutions and making informed
decisions.
• Adaptability: Adjusting to new tools, technologies, and changing project
requirements.
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• Responsibility: Taking ownership of tasks and being accountable for the work
produced.
• Ethical Awareness: Understanding and adhering to ethical standards in
technology use and development.
Before we proceed to our lesson proper, let us define first the following
terminologies:
Graphic designer - an expert who creates visual concepts, using computer
software or by hand, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, and captivate
consumers
Lesson Computer technician - an individual who identifies, troubleshoots, and
Language resolves computer problems
Practice Game developer - someone who typically plays a role in several elements of game
(3 minutes) development, including visuals, artificial intelligence, user interface, and game
logic
Vulnerable - open to attack or damage; being susceptible to physical or
emotional attack or harm
Cyber threat or cybersecurity threat - a malicious act intended to steal or
damage data or disrupt the digital well-being and stability of an enterprise
During/Lesson Proper
Reading Activity. (Integration in Reading)
Before we begin the reading activity, please make sure you have your materials
ready. Read carefully the article and pay attention to key themes, ideas, and
any possible questions or thoughts that may come to your mind. Feel free to jot
down notes or highlight important passages. After reading, we'll discuss our
insights and reflections together. Let's get started!
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Guide Questions:
1. What is the name of the event attended by Alex?
Expected/Possible Answer: Tech for Peace and Health Day
2. Who are the ICT professionals?
Expected/Possible Answer: Maya, Chris, Sam, Taylor, and Jordan
This time, you will have to do a group task. Are you ready?
Scenario Analysis
Directions: In a group of five (5), study and discuss the assigned sectors
(through draw lots) to develop your analysis. Answer the guide questions
provided and present them to the class.
Developing Here are the different sectors to be distributed: Software Development, Network
Understanding Systems, Hardware Engineering, Data Management, and Digital Media and
of the Key Web Development.
Idea/Stem
(15 minutes) Guide Questions:
1. What is the name of the ICT sector assigned to your group?
Expected/Possible Answer: Software Development
2. What are the innovations/contributions developed by the ICT professionals
from different sectors?
Expected/Possible Answer: Health education app
3. How do they benefit the community?
Expected/Possible Answer: Teach children about preventive health
measures
Now, we're going deeper into our lesson to enhance your understanding.
After/Post-Lesson Proper
Let us take your learning to the next level by exploring our lesson’s broader
implications and applications. (Integration in Health and Peace Education)
1. What are the various sectors of ICT?
Making Expected/Possible Answers: Software development, network systems,
Generalization hardware engineering, data management, and digital media and web
s and development studio
Abstractions 2. How do the various ICT sectors work together to improve technology and
(3 minutes) services in our daily lives concerning peace, health, and values education?
Expected/Possible Answers: The various ICT sectors collaborate to
improve daily life by integrating their expertise. Software developers create
health and educational apps, network systems ensure secure
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Now, your task is to classify various ICT career opportunities into their
corresponding sectors. This activity will help you understand the different
careers available in the ICT field. Ready to get started? Let's go!
Expected/Possible Answers:
Software Network Hardware Data Digital Media
ICT Sectors Development Systems Engineering Management and Web
Evaluating Development
Learning Software Network Hardware Data Analyst Web
Developer Engineer Engineer Developer
(5/8 minutes) Game System Technical Database Graphic
Career
Developer Administrator Support Administrator Designer
Opportunities
Specialist
App Developer Cybersecurity Computer Database Content
Specialist Technician Developer Creator
Guide Questions:
1. Which ICT career opportunity interests you the most and why? How does it
align with your skills and interests?
Expected/Possible Answers: The ICT career opportunity that interests me
the most is Software Development. I enjoy problem-solving and have a
strong interest in creating applications that can make people's lives easier.
My skills in coding, logical thinking, and creativity align well with this field.
I also like the idea of continuously learning new technologies and improving
my skills to develop innovative software solutions.
2. How does your chosen ICT career contribute to promoting peace, values,
and health?
Expected/Possible Answers:
My ICT career as a Software Developer promotes peace, values, and health
by creating educational apps to help resolve conflicts and promote ethical
values. It can also contribute to the improvement of healthcare access and
wellness through health monitoring and tee, as well as health monitoring
and telemedicine platforms.
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Additional
Activities for
Application or
Remediation (if
applicable)
Remarks
Reflection
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ANNEX
school, joined the DOST-sponsored "Tech for Peace and Health Day" event to explore ICT sectors
and their global applications. At the Software Development Hub, he met Maya who showcased a
health education app aimed at teaching children about preventive health measures. Moving on to
the Network Systems Center, he witnessed Chris discuss the vulnerabilities in current networks,
including those vital to secure telemedicine and health data privacy, stressing the community's
At the Hardware Engineering Lab, Rodney saw Sam demonstrate new Portable Health
Monitoring Devices designed for affordability and ease of use in healthcare, emphasizing
responsible electronic waste management for a cleaner environment and better community health.
He was impressed with Taylor, in the Data Management Institute, who illustrated how data
analysis enhances public health strategies while addressing concerns about data privacy and
security. Finally, at the Digital Media and Web Development Studio, the seventh-grader observed
Jordan created a health awareness website to educate Puerto Princesa residents, advocating for