LP English 7
LP English 7
LP English 7
Department of Education
National Capital Region
Schools Division Office
LEANDRO LOCSIN SENIOR HIGH
SCHOOL
Rivera Compound, Brgy. Kaligayahan, Novaliches, Quezon City
I. CONTENT STANDARD
The learner transfers learning by: showing ways of asserting one’s identity;
comprehending informative and short narrative texts using schema and appropriate
listening and viewing strategies; expressing ideas, opinions, and feelings through
various formats; and enriching written and spoken communication using direct/reported
speech, active/passive voice, simple past and past perfect tenses and connectors
correctly and appropriately.
EN8RC-llle-2.1.7
V. LEARNING RESOURCES
TOPIC: React to what is asserted or expressed in a text
EN8RC-IIIe2.1.7
VI. PROCEDURES
A. PREPARATION/PRELIMINARY
● Greetings
● Prayer
● Classroom Management
Guide Questions :
1. What was our topic last time?
2. What is a general statement and specific statement?
- Lesson proper
What is an Assertion?
● An assertion is a strong declaration or statement of one’s opinion or
belief. Is not a factual statement that can be verified, instead, it is
something arguable or debatable. When we make assertions, varying
reactions may occur as others may agree or disagree with us
● Assertion is used to let the readers feel that they should agree with what
they read or hear. It is very common in various fields of life, like
literature, political advertisement.
Sample assertion : “An Apple a Day keeps the Doctor away”
What is a Reaction?
● Reaction is an action taken in response to something. Reacting to
assertions is an essential skill in language learning.
● Making reactions will allow readers to express their thoughts and feelings
about the text or situations presented.
● One can decide to agree or disagree on the given text.
● Reacting to assertions made in a text is a good way to develop our critical
thinking as it includes reading, analyzing, and forming judgments about
what was read.
Reactions can:
- be about just one aspect or many aspects of the text
- include your thoughts and feelings about the text
- be an analytical evaluation of the text be formal or informal
- be about comparing one text to another
Example :
Assertion : Drinking a glass of milk can make our bones and teeth
healthy and strong.
Reaction : Yes, I drink a glass of milk every day and it makes my bones
and teeth healthy and strong.
D. PRACTICE
- INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
Activity 2 “Say what you see”
Instructions: choose your reaction based on the picture considering the
situations below.
1. Assertion : School guards must check students’ temperature at
the entrance.
Reaction : ____________________________
A. Of course! We must send the student home with a high
body temperature.
B. Exactly! We must ensure that students have normal body
temperature.
C. Yes! We must comply new normal protocols
E. DEVELOPING MASTERY
- GROUP ACTIVITY
Instructions : The teacher will divide the class into five groups. React
what is asserted, write your reaction. The assertion is given below.
G. GENERALIZATION
H. EVALUATION
Instructions : Choose the letter of the correct answer
4. Statement: Students who have good grades are those who study their
lessons.
Reaction : ______________________
a. No, students who are strategic have good grades. b. No, students who
are born geniuses have more good grades
c. Truly, I study my lessons every day, and I am an honor student.
5. Statement: When people continue to disobey protocols, the protocol
will not end.
Reaction : ________________________
I. VALUES INTEGRATION
Love for God, Love for the Country, Expressing one's ideas, Rationality,
Reasoning, and Responsibility.
VII. ASSIGNMENT
Instructions : Write your reaction about the picture, formulate an assertion and
reaction about the picture.
Statement: When students use their phones in the classroom during teaching
hours, it not only distracts them from the lesson being taught but also disrupts
the focus of their peers and the flow of the teacher's instruction. This behavior
can lead to a decrease in overall classroom productivity and learning outcomes.
Reaction:
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Prepared by:
Checked by:
KIMBERLY JOYCE EMBILE
Teacher 1