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Grade-7 English Lesson 2

The document outlines classroom rules and provides active listening strategies to enhance comprehension. It also details methods for researching topics, specifically focusing on arbitration, including definitions, history, principles of operation, and various analytical approaches. Additionally, it explains formal and informal definitions with examples to clarify concepts.

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Grade-7 English Lesson 2

The document outlines classroom rules and provides active listening strategies to enhance comprehension. It also details methods for researching topics, specifically focusing on arbitration, including definitions, history, principles of operation, and various analytical approaches. Additionally, it explains formal and informal definitions with examples to clarify concepts.

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ENGLISH 7

Presented by: RIO MAE PULA


CLASSROOM RULES

1. Be READY to learn
2. RAISE your hand to spea
3. Work
4. Be RESPECTFUL of other
WELL and have
FUN
Here are nine
active listening
strategies that can
help you become a
better listener
CONNECT
Help yourself better understand
a listening assignment by
thinking of things you already
know about the topic.
PREDICT
Make guesses about what you may
learn as you listen.
LISTEN FOR ANSWERS
Note the answers to the questions you
have as you listen.
TAKE NOTES
Take down important information that
will help you remember ideas.
FindRE-LISTEN/FIND A FIX
a way to get back on track when
you get bored or when ideas are
difficult.
Respond
Identify the point you agree or disagree
with, the parts you like best, and those
which are confusing.

Summarize
Read your lecture notes several
times before and after the listening
activity and summarize them.
Extend
Read, watch and listen to other sources
for more information about the topic.
HOW TO RESEARCH
WITH A SEARCH
ENGINE?
Example: Arbitration
comes from the latin
word judicium which
means judgement
HISTORY
discusses the history
of terms, its use, and
controversies
associated with it
Example: The use of
arbitration was third-
party mediation
dates from the
1630’s
DESCRIPTION
list and defines the
term
PRINCIPLE OF
discussing how topic
OPERATION
in questions functions,
including any special
conditions are
required.
conducted by a
trained arbiter who
sets down the rules
that the parties
must abide.
Example: Arbitration is
the process of solving
an argument between
people by helping them
to agree to an
acceptable solution
CAUSE AND
EFFECT
to explain the cause
and effects of the
term
Example: The
arbitration clause is
considered to be
ambiguous when the
parties do not express
clearly,
that in case of conflict,
the method to use to
settle the disagreement
will be arbitration.
CLASSIFICATION
to show how the
topic fits into a
larger category.
Ex: Arbitration is one of
the alternatives to going
into a formal court to
settle disputes
COMPARISON/
CONTRAST
to show how the topic
is similar or different
from the others in the
class.
Example: In an
arbitration proceeding,
no lawyers are present.
The main difference
between
litigation, as it is
lawsuit, whereas, in
arbitration, a
settlement between
the parties is done
outside the court.
ANALOGY
explain by comparing
two dissimilar topic,
where second is
familiar to the
audience
Example: An arbiter is
like a referee, he or she
listens to both side and
decides as to who is at
fault, without the
intervention of outside
parties
ILLUSTRATIONS
to provide pictures or
images that is used to
clarify a text.
Example
TYPES OF
DEFINITION
FORMAL DEFINITION
composed of the term
being defined, the
class of object or
concept to which the
term belongs,
and its distinguishing
characteristics
that distinguish it
from all others of its
class.
TERM subject +
GENUS class +
DIFFERENTIA
distinguish
characteristics
Example:
Philippines, island
country of Southeast
Asia in the western
Pacific Ocean.
Term: Philippines
Genus: island country
Differentia: of
Southeast Asia in the
western Pacific Ocean
INFORMAL DEFINITION
known words and
examples are used to
explain an unknown
term.
The definition may
include synonyms or
antonyms, introduced
by or other words.
It could also be
stipulation, analogy or
illustration
Example: Freedom
liberty
or independence, is a
state when people
reach when they are
free to think and do
whatever they please

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