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Learning objectives At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: den dene e argu argume ment ntat ativ ive e text text;; extract extract important important informati information on from from argumen argumentativ tative e text; text; illustrate illustrate through through a chart the pros pros and cons of of a given given problem problem;; and deve develo lop p logi logica call rea reaso soni ning ng
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T/AC0/1. T/AC0/1. ACTI*IT2 A6 +/+AA +/+AAT72 ACTI*ITI/. ACTI*IT I/. 86 9//TI59. 9ood morning class 0o are "ou toda"< 9reat Are "ou read" for toda"1s topic< /xcellent %6 /*I/ &6 )7TI*ATI75 )7TI*ATI75 Class, ho can name the picture presented in the slide<
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Cellphones ma1am
*er" good It1s a cellphone6 ho among "ou here have his or her cellphone<
>.tudent1s ill raise their hands?
7-, ho important in "our dail" activities or school activities the use of cellphones or technologies< technologies<
It ma-es or- easier >.olicit anser?
@oring, .ad, Tr" Tr" to imagine this this class, there there are are no cellphones or technologies noada"s, hat ill "ou feel< hat do "ou thin- might happen to us
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and to our dail" activities<
>.olicit ansers?
If "ou ere to choose a machine that "ou ant to compare "ourself, hat ould that be< h"< *er" good .o class before e discuss our topic for toda" let1s read rst a text entitled The Telephone b" /dard =ield, but before that "ou are going to unloc- some unfamiliar ords present from the text so that "ou ill understand clearl" hat the text is all about6
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Are "ou all read"< 9reat .o bring out sheet of paper because this ill be an activit" that ill be recorded6 /ach item ill be eBuivalent to points6 D6 35L7CEI59 7= 4I==IC3LTI/. 4irection: Arranged the jumbled letters to get the correct anser6 86 To become tisted together into a jumbled mass, or ma-e something become tisted into a jumbled . EGLANT %6 Conversation about the personal details of other peopleFs lives, hether rumor or fact, especiall" hen malicious SSIPOG
&6 To die b" being underater too long and unable to breath6 DORNWIGN D6 =ull of shades and shados, not clearl" seen or understood6 DSHAWOY 6 To al- slol" in a free and relaxed a"6 AMLBE 4id "ou enjo" "our activit" class<
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6 /A4I59 +0A./ )odel the reading of the poem GThe TelephoneH b" /dard eld then after that as- the students to read the poem for the second time Tas- 86 9roup the class into ve to discuss the message of the poem6 0ave each group discuss the given part of the poem prompted b" the guide Buestions6 )" happiness depends on an electric appliance6 And I do mind giving it so much credit6 9uide Buestions: hat is the predominant feeling of the spea-er in these lines< h" does he feel that a"<
ith life in the cit" being hat it is /ach person separated friends @" a tangle of suba"s and buses 9uide Buestion: h" are friends disconnected<
2es m" phone is m" jo" It tells me that I am in the orld and anted It rings and I am alerted to ,love or gossip I go comb m" hair hich begins to spar-le 9uide Buestion: 0o does the spea-er justif" his jo" of having a telephone< ithout it I as li-e a bear in a cave 4rosing through a shado" inter It rings and spring has come 9uide Buestions: a6 To hat did the spea-er compare man1s situation before the advent of the
The spea-er is happ" because he had those machines that can satisf" his needs in life
=riends are being disconnected because the" are ver" bus" in all their activities living in the cit"
ith the use of telephones the spea-er is alerted and connected to chatters
0e compared man1s situation to a bear in a cave +eople value telephones as their device in lin-ing to the orld
telephone< b6 hat value do people give to the telephone hen he has the access to it<
I stretch and amble out into the sunshine 0ungr" again as I pic- up the receiver =or the human voice and the good nes of friends 9uide Buestion: hat does the spea-er hunger for< as he able to connect to the orld<
0e is hunger for the human voice and the good nes of friends6 2es he as able to connect to the orld ith the use of his phone
2es ma1am
Is it clear no class<
@6 4evelopment of the Lesson 86 +/./5TATI75 Class, do "ou li-e arguing ith "our seatmates, classmates, brothers and sisters hen it comes to technologies or machines< hat technologies or machines "ou usuall" argue about<
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Argumentative Text ma1am .o, an"one from the group ho can guess hat is our lesson for toda"< @rilliant %6 4I.C3..I75 hat is argumentative text<
Argumentative Texts are intended to persuade and convince the audience in terms of communicative functions6
Correct It is intended to persuade and convince the audience6 And in Argumentative text e have< *er" good
+ros and Cons ma1am
+ros are an argument or consideration in favor of something6 Ta-e note of the ord G=avorH Cons are an argument or opinion against something6 emember the ord GAgainstH >The teacher ill give her examples then after giving her examples the students ill do the activit"? Tas- 86 =rom the hidden paper strips under "our chairs paste it if the" belong to pros and cons6 9iven +roblem: 3se of technolog" in school or-s
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2es ma1am &6 9/5/ALIJATI75 4id e get across class< hat is an argumentative text again class<
Argumentative Texts are intended to persuade and convince the audience in terms of communicative functions6
+ros ma1am It is the favorable and advantageous in an argument< 0o about the unfavorable, against and opposing opinion or vies<
Cons ma1am
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>.tudent1s ill anser?
=rom the given text class, can "ou give me the pros or cons of it
C6 +ost Activities 86 A++LICATI75 9roup Activit" 4ivide the class into to >%?6 Let the group leader pic- from the bol if the" ill be the 9roup +ros or 9roup Cons then after that the teacher ill give the problem6 +roblem: 3se of tablets as textboo-s
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I*6 /*AL3ATI75 I54I*I43AL ACTI*IT2 rite ve >? pros and ve >? cons of G@ringing )obile +hones to .choolH6 >or-sheet? *6 A..I95)/5T In a one >8? hole sheet of paper6 List ve >? advantages and ve >? disadvantages of the folloing communication technolog"6 86 ComputerLaptop %6 /(mails &6 *oice mail