REGION VII - CENTRAL VISAYAS

SCHOOLS DIVISION OF NEGROS ORIENTAL

NAGBALAYE HIGH SCHOOL
STA. CATALINA DISTRICT II

Lesson Plan: Conducting a Diagnostic Test on Contemporary Art Forms and Practices
in the Philippines
Grade Level: 12
Subject: Contemporary Arts in the Philippines
Duration: 1 Hour
Date: July 29, 2024

Objectives:
1. Assess students' prior knowledge of contemporary art forms and practices in the
Philippines.
2. Identify areas where students need further instruction.
3. Prepare students for upcoming lessons on this topic.
Materials:
 Copies of the diagnostic test
 Pens/pencils
 Answer sheets (if separate from the test)
 Timer or clock
 Blackboard and markers
Procedure:
1. Introduction (10 minutes)
o Begin with a brief introduction to the topic: "Contemporary Art Forms and
Practices in the Philippines."
o Explain the purpose of the diagnostic test: to assess current knowledge and
identify learning needs.
o Emphasize that this is not a graded test but a tool to help guide future lessons.
2. Instructions for the Test (5 minutes)
o Distribute the diagnostic test to all students.
o Clearly explain the format of the test, including multiple-choice questions,
short answer questions, matching type, true or false, and an essay question.
o Go over the instructions for each section to ensure understanding.
o Inform students of the time limit for completing the test (30 minutes).
 3. Administer the Test (30 minutes)
o Allow students to work on the test independently.
o Monitor the room to ensure a quiet and focused environment.
o Provide assistance only if there are questions about the instructions, not the
content.
4. Collecting and Reviewing Tests (10 minutes)
o Collect the completed tests from the students.
o Briefly review the next steps: the tests will be evaluated, and the results will
help shape the upcoming lessons.
5. Conclusion and Next Steps (5 minutes)
o Thank students for their participation.
o Inform students about what to expect in the next class, emphasizing that the
results of the test will guide the focus areas for deeper exploration.
o Encourage students to reflect on their own understanding of contemporary
Filipino art forms and think about any questions they might have.
Assessment:
 The diagnostic test itself will serve as the assessment tool for understanding students'
current knowledge and identifying areas for further instruction.
Follow-up:
 Evaluate the diagnostic tests to identify common areas of strength and weakness.
 Plan subsequent lessons based on the analysis of test results, ensuring to address any
gaps in knowledge and building on areas where students show interest or proficiency.

Prepared by:
JUSTINE CID PAUL B. BALAURO
Subject Teache

Checked by:

EDMAR L. BUCITA
School Head
Diagnostic Test: Contemporary Art Forms and Practices in the Philippines
Name:______________________________________
Date:_____________________
Score: _________________

I. Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following is a prominent contemporary art form in the Cordillera
region?
a. T'nalak weaving b. Bulul carving c. Okir designs d. Singkaban festival
2. The Manunggul Jar, an ancient artifact from Palawan, is an example of what
type of art form?
a. Painting b. Weaving c. Pottery d. Sculpture
3. Which region is known for its intricate T'nalak weaving?
a. Luzon b. Visayas c. Mindanao d. Palawan
4. What is the primary material used in the creation of the Bulul sculptures of the
Ifugao?
a. Marble b. Wood c. Bronze d. Clay
5. Which contemporary art practice involves elaborate body tattoos traditionally
done by the Kalinga people?
a. Okir b. Kutitap c. Pintados d. Batok
Short Answer Questions
1. Discuss the influence of Spanish colonization on contemporary art forms in the
Philippines. Provide at least one example.
2. How has modern technology influenced contemporary art practices in urban
areas of the Philippines? Provide specific examples.

II. Matching Type

Match the contemporary art forms with their corresponding regions:
1. T'nalak weaving
2. Bulul carving
3. Vakul weaving
4. Pintados festival
5. Kiping art
a. Ifugao
b. T'boli
c. Quezon
d. Ivatan
e. Leyte

III. True or False

1. The traditional tattooing practice of the Kalinga people is known as Batok.
o True
o False
2. The Singkaban festival features contemporary dance forms from the Visayas
region.
o True
o False
3. Maranao art is characterized by the intricate use of Okir designs.
o True
o False
4. The Pintados festival is celebrated in the Cordillera region.
o True
o False
5. Vakul weaving is a traditional art form practiced by the Ivatan people of
Batanes.
o True
o False

IV. Essay Question

1. Discuss the evolution of contemporary art forms in the Philippines, considering
the influence of indigenous practices, colonial history, and modern innovations.
Use specific examples from different regions to support your answer.
ANSWER KEY:
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following is a prominent contemporary art form in the Cordillera
region?
o b. Bulul carving
2. The Manunggul Jar, an ancient artifact from Palawan, is an example of what
type of art form?
o c. Pottery
3. Which region is known for its intricate T'nalak weaving?
o c. Mindanao
4. What is the primary material used in the creation of the Bulul sculptures of the
Ifugao?
o b. Wood
5. Which contemporary art practice involves elaborate body tattoos traditionally
done by the Kalinga people?
o d. Batok
Short Answer Questions
1. Discuss the influence of Spanish colonization on contemporary art forms in the
Philippines. Provide at least one example.
o Spanish colonization introduced new art forms and styles, such as religious
iconography, baroque architecture, and painting. One example is the intricate
church facades and altars, blending indigenous motifs with Spanish baroque
elements, seen in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed churches like San
Agustin Church in Manila.
2. How has modern technology influenced contemporary art practices in urban
areas of the Philippines? Provide specific examples.
o Modern technology has significantly influenced contemporary art in urban
areas through digital art, multimedia installations, and street art. For instance,
artists like Leeroy New use augmented reality and digital projections in their
installations, merging traditional and contemporary techniques to create
interactive and immersive art experiences.
Matching Type
Match the contemporary art forms with their corresponding regions:
1. T'nalak weaving - b. T'boli
2. Bulul carving - a. Ifugao
 3. Vakul weaving - d. Ivatan
4. Pintados festival - e. Leyte
5. Kiping art - c. Quezon
True or False
1. The traditional tattooing practice of the Kalinga people is known as Batok.
o True
2. The Singkaban festival features contemporary dance forms from the Visayas
region.
o False (Singkaban is a festival in Bulacan, Luzon, and features arts and culture
of Bulacan, not Visayas)
3. Maranao art is characterized by the intricate use of Okir designs.
o True
4. The Pintados festival is celebrated in the Cordillera region.
o False (It is celebrated in Leyte, Visayas)
5. Vakul weaving is a traditional art form practiced by the Ivatan people of
Batanes.
o True
Essay Question
1. Discuss the evolution of contemporary art forms in the Philippines, considering
the influence of indigenous practices, colonial history, and modern innovations.
Use specific examples from different regions to support your answer.
Sample Answer: The evolution of contemporary art forms in the Philippines is a dynamic
blend of indigenous practices, colonial influences, and modern innovations. Indigenous art
forms like T'nalak weaving by the T'boli of Mindanao continue to thrive, reflecting traditional
patterns and spiritual beliefs. The Spanish colonial period introduced baroque architecture
and religious iconography, evident in the ornate designs of churches like San Agustin in
Manila.
Modern innovations have further transformed the art scene. Digital technology enables urban
artists to create multimedia installations and street art that resonate with contemporary
themes. Leeroy New's installations, which combine traditional materials with digital
projections, exemplify this blend. The Pintados festival in Leyte merges historical tattoo art
with modern performance, showcasing the continuous evolution of Filipino art forms.
Overall, contemporary Filipino art is a testament to the country's rich cultural tapestry and its
adaptability to change.