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    Basilisco, Jalefaye Professor: Maam Nerissa Escabas

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    This brief lesson plan aims to teach students about the powers of the Philippine Judiciary. The objectives are for students to identify the Judiciary's powers, express them through making a poster, and actively participate in group work. The lesson will review branches of government, motivate students with a video on court history, present the Judiciary's powers with examples, have students apply their understanding through group posters, and evaluate with a multiple choice quiz. The goal is for students to understand the important role of the Judicial branch.

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    This brief lesson plan aims to teach students about the powers of the Philippine Judiciary. The objectives are for students to identify the Judiciary's powers, express them through making a poster, and actively participate in group work. The lesson will review branches of government, motivate students with a video on court history, present the Judiciary's powers with examples, have students apply their understanding through group posters, and evaluate with a multiple choice quiz. The goal is for students to understand the important role of the Judicial branch.

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    This brief lesson plan aims to teach students about the powers of the Philippine Judiciary. The objectives are for students to identify the Judiciary's powers, express them through making a poster, and actively participate in group work. The lesson will review branches of government, motivate students with a video on court history, present the Judiciary's powers with examples, have students apply their understanding through group posters, and evaluate with a multiple choice quiz. The goal is for students to understand the important role of the Judicial branch.

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    Basilisco, Jalefaye Professor: Maam Nerissa Escabas

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    Jalefaye Talledo Abapo
    This brief lesson plan aims to teach students about the powers of the Philippine Judiciary. The objectives are for students to identify the Judiciary's powers, express them through making a poster, and actively participate in group work. The lesson will review branches of government, motivate students with a video on court history, present the Judiciary's powers with examples, have students apply their understanding through group posters, and evaluate with a multiple choice quiz. The goal is for students to understand the important role of the Judicial branch.

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    BRIEF LESSON PLAN

    BASILISCO, JALEFAYE PROFESSOR: MAAM NERISSA ESCABAS

    I. Objectives
    At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
    1. Identify the powers of the Philippine Judiciary;
    2. Express the powers of the Judiciary through making a poster.
    3. Interact actively with the group mates during group work.

    II. Subject Matter

    Topic: Powers of the Judiciary of the Philippines.


    Reference: The 1987 Constitution of the Philippines, Article VIII
    Materials: Power Point, Postcards
    Values: Developing a good perspective on what the
    Judicial Department does.

    III. Procedure

    A. Review
    - Discuss the last topic about 3 Branches of the Government
    - We have three branches of the Philippine Government
    - These branches are the one who manage the whole country.
    B. Motivation
    - Shows a video about the History of Philippine Court
    justices
    - Shows different pictures of Justices of the Philippines.
    - Now, I have here pictures, do you know who this person is?
    C. Presentation
    - Discuss the different kind of Powers of the Judiciary.
    - Demonstrate on how this powers can greatly affect
    our country.
    - Asks students if they agree that the Philippine Judiciary has
    this different kinds of power.

    D. Exemplification
    - The teacher will give situations exemplifying the powers
    of the Judiciary
    E. Application
    - I will group you into three (3) groups, Based on your personal
    ideas create a poster showing the powers of a Judiciary of the
    Philippines
    - After 2-5minutes a reporter from each group will come
    forward and present their ideas or poster in front of the class.

    IV. Evaluation

    Multiple Choice:
    1. What branch of the government is Article VII I all about?
    a. Legislative Branch c. Executive Branch
    b. Judicial Branch d. Commission on Audit
    2. Where is judicial power vested?
    a. Senate President
    b. Speaker of the House
    c. In one Supreme Court and in such lower courts as may be
    established by law
    d. President
    3. The following are part of the powers of the judicial branch except:
    A. Exercise original jurisdiction over cases affecting ambassadors, other
    public ministers and consuls, and over petitions for certiorari,
    prohibition, mandamus, quo warranto, and habeas corpus.

    B. Review, revise, reverse, modify, or affirm on appeal or certiorari, as the


    law or the Rules of Court may provide

    C. Assign temporarily judges of lower courts to other stations as public


    interest may require. Such temporary assignment shall not exceed six
    months without the consent of the judge concerned.

    D. Legislate / enact laws

    4. What is the composition of the Supreme Court

    A. 1 Chief Justice and fourteen Associate Justices

    B. 2 Chief Justices and eleven Associate Justices

    C. 5 Chief Justices and seven Associate Justices

    V. Assignment

    Study and read the other two branches of the government .

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