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D. Discussing new Let the students Inform them of the 1st Discuss and define what William Shakespeare (England)
concepts and recheck their scores performance task for the World Literature through was a poet and playwright
practicing new skills and answers. quarter. giving examples. considered as “the father of the
#1 modern English language”. He is
credited for pioneering the couplet
and the Shakespearean sonnet
style.
E. Discussing new Group Discuss the Elements of What are the masterpiece/literary
concepts and activity(research),3 World Literature through piece of William Shakespeare that
practicing new skills members each recitation. you already read?
#2 *Each group will pick an Let the students give an What are the theme of that literary
author from a list that will example of Literary pieces piece?
be presented to them. that has a theme on love and
Research a short romace, family and Romeo and Juliet
background information marriages, Theme: Love and Romace
about the writer including individual struggles toward
an analysis of his/her success (Cinderella and
masterpiece/literary piece. underdog stories),
You will be presenting your humanitarian values, coping
output in front of the class. with tragedy, (wars, famine,
disasters, etc.), life cycles.
Rubrics: (novels, short
stories)
Content- 10 points
(plot,setting/s,theme and
characters)
Presentation- 15 pts.
Timeliness- 5 pts.
Criteria: (poetry)
Content- 10 points
(analysis, theme)
Presentation- 15 pts.
Timeliness- 5 pts.
F. Developing Discuss with the class the What is World Literature? What are the contribution of
mastery (Leads to deadline of submission. William Shakespeare to English
Formative World Literature?
Assessment 3)
G. Finding practical ORAL RECITATION What is the Importance of English
applications of Ask the question: World Literature to your life as a
concepts and skills Do you appreciate world student?
in daily living literature? Elaborate your
answer.
H. Making Why is there a need for us What is the importance of
generalizations and to learn world literature? World Literature?
abstractions about
the lesson
I. Evaluating Shakespeare, in his stage play As
Learning You Like It, popularized these
verses: “All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women
merely players; They have their
exits and their entrances, And one
man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages.”
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
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