Kabasalan school project explores e-teaching tools

KABASALAN SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY HIGH
SCHOOL
KABASALAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL
Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay
Project
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Efficient and
Accessible
School
Innovation of
E-teaching
Resources
ENGLISH 10 Class
JENNIFER J. SIMYUNN
Master Teacher I
(CO1)

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Efficient and Accessible School Innovation
of E-Teaching Resources
TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

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F
ECURE
RRANGE
ACILITATE
that the classroom is clean and orderly. For easy movement and interaction inside
the classroom, organize it well to make your teaching more engaging. Make it a
place that encourages students to do their best and make sure that there is no
other source of distraction.
your classroom where all the resources (books, calculators and other materials)
that you need are within your reach so that you can closely monitor the activities
of your students
students’ activity by reminding them about the safety precautions before
performing any activity, as well as the need to adhere to the policies, procedures
and guidelines inside the classroom. Monitor closely the flow of the activity and
reward positive behaviors.
students to ask questions and participate actively in class. Always model respect to
your students. Set a good example for them to show respect to others even in
school properties
NCOURAGE
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WHOLE BODY LISTENING

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REVIEW

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a. Define marxism
b. identify structures of marxism
approach in literature
c. critique a selection with a focus on
the power struggles of characters

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DRILL

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The 18th Century
Boateng Saber

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The 18th Century Boateng Saber
Currently, this 18th-century sword is recognized as the most
expensive sword in the world. It originally sold for $5.5 million,
and then two years later it sold for a whopping $7.7 million in
2008. The sword was made during the Qianlong rule between
1736 to 1795. The s-shaped black design is equipped with a fitted
jade handle, and the blade is decorated with inlaid gold, copper,
and silver.
If the said sword had cost $7.7 million in 2008,
how much does it probably cost this year?

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The kampilan also known as talong is a type of single-edged sword,
traditionally used by various ethnic groups in the Philippine archipelago. It has
a distinct profile, with the tapered blade being much broader and thinner at the
point than at its base, sometimes with a protruding spikelet along the flat side
of the tip. The design of the pommel varies between ethnic groups, but it
usually depicts either a buaya (crocodile), a bakunawa (Dragon)
a kalaw (hornbill), or a kakatua (cockatoo).
"Kampilan" is the term most commonly used for the sword in
the Tagalog, Ilocano and Visayan languages. It simply means "sword". It is
known by other names in other ethnic groups in the Philippines
including Kapampangan talibong or talibon (not to be confused with the
Visayan talibon); Maranao kifing; Iranun parang kampilan;
and Tboli tok and kafila

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Loreto Paras-Sulit was a Filipino writer best known for
her English-language short stories. Born on December
10, 1908. Paras-Sulit was born in Ermita, Manila. After
finishing her secondary education in Manila, she
entered the University of the Philippines, where she
first gained notice for her short fiction.
While at the University, she co-founded the U.P.
Writer's Club in 1927. along with other student-writers
such as Arturo Rotor and Jose Garcia Villa. She
graduated with a Bachelor of Sciences degree in
education, magna cum laude, in 1930
LORETO PARAS- SULIT (1908-2008)

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1. SOMETHING OF SPECIAL VALUE
HANDED DOWN FROM GENERATION TO
ANOTHER.
2. CAPABLE OF WORKING
SUCCESSFULLY; FEASIBLE.

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3. MEANS OF SUPPORT,
MAINTENANCE OR SUBSISTENCE.
4. THE STATE OF HAVING, OWNING,
OR CONTROLLING SOMETHING

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5. TO A DEGREE THAT GIVES CAUSE
FOR ALARM
6. TYPICALLY ONE WHICH RESULTS IN
RASH OR EXTREME BEHAVIOR.

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1. HEIRLOOM
2. VIABLE
3. SUSTENANCE
4. POSSESSION
5. GRAVELY
6. DESPERATION

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1. HEIRLOOM- SOMETHING OF SPECIAL
VALUE HANDED DOWN FROM
GENERATION TO ANOTHER. (MANA)
2. VIABLE- CAPABLE OF WORKING
SUCCESSFULLY; FEASIBLE.
(PRAKTICAL/MABUTI)

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3. SUSTENANCE-MEANS OF SUPPORT,
MAINTENANCE OR SUBSISTENCE.
(SUSTENTO)
4. POSSESSION-THE STATE OF HAVING,
OWNING, OR CONTROLLING SOMETHING.
(PAGMAMAY-ARI)

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5. GRAVELY-TO A DEGREE THAT GIVES
CAUSE FOR ALARM.(SERYOSO)
6. DESPERATION- TYPICALLY ONE WHICH
RESULTS IN RASH OR EXTREME
BEHAVIOR.
(DESPERASYON/KALUMBAYAN)

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Read the story below and discover the significance of “The Bolo” in the flow of the story.
THE BOLO by Loreto Paras-Sulit
Clara and her younger sister Sita are in the middle of a serious
predicament. They are poor and starving. Not only that, Clara is weak and sick.
She has already suffered due to her husband Ramon’s passing and to their
unborn child as well. If Clara and Sita are not going to get much-needed
sustenance, there's a possibility that they might starve to death. At this
moment, they realize that the most viable solution to their problem is to sell
one of their most prized possessions - a bolo with a handle made of ivory, jade,
and gold. The bolo is a family heirloom that has been passed from generation to
generation.

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WHAT DO YOU THINK WILL SITA
DO WITH THEIR PRICELESS
POSSESSION, THE BOLO?

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When the idea to sell the bolo came up, Clara was very
hesitant and didn't want to sell it. She was also holding on to the
hope that her late husband's family will send them money to
help them. But time is running out and she is gravely sick and
weak. Still, she didn't want to let go of the prized bolo.
IF YOU WERE CLARA, WOULD YOU NOT LET
GO OF THE BOLO?WHY?

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Due to desperation, Sita snatched the bolo from her sister's
weak and helpless hands and promptly headed to Old Hison's
Store to sell it. The storekeeper took advantage of Sita's
desperation and bought the bolo at a price which was way lower
than what it's actually worth. Sita is aware she's being taken
advantage of but she had no choice. She sold the bolo for a
meager 50 pesos.
WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT THE
STOREKEEPER?

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Before she can leave Old Hison's Store, another customer
named Oscar bought the bolo from the storekeeper for a much
higher price. Oscar then gave the bolo back to Sita, reminding
her of the value of such possessions. And that such possessions
should be appreciated and not easily given away. Sita accepted
the bolo and returned the 50 pesos to the storekeeper telling
him, "Here is your money and I shall keep the bolo".
HOW MUCH MONEY DID THE STOREKEEPER GAIN AFTER
OSCAR BOUGHT IT AGAIN FROM HIM 10 TIMES THE
AMOUNT GIVEN TO SITA?

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LOOKING
THROUGH A
DIFFERENT
PERSPECTIVE

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Means closely studying a text,
interpreting its meanings, and
exploring why the author made
certain choices. It can be applied to
novels , short stories, play, poems or
any other form of literary writing

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What is Marxist Criticism?
When you read a piece of literature, you’re not just reading
a story, but you’re getting a glimpse into a different culture and
society. So what is that society like? Is it like yours? Do the rich
and powerful have all the control? And what even inspired the
author to create this society in the first place? These are all sorts
of questions asked in Marxist Criticism, which reviews a work of
literature in terms of the society it presents.

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Marxist gets its name form Karl Marx, the
German philosopher who wrote The Communist
Manifesto. In it, Marx and co-author Friedrich Engels
argue that all of history is about the struggle
between the haves and have-nots. They predicted
that one day, the proletariat or the have-nots, will
throw off the oppression of the bourgeoisie or those
with means and power. In other words, Marxist
Criticism is a careful reader or viewer who keeps in
mind issues of power and money.

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WHY DO THIS?
 to show how money or lack of it affects
a story
 to show how social class affects a story
 to give the poor, invisible, or
disenfranchised a voice in literature
 to evaluate whether class and inequality
is a driving force in our society

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TEORYANG MARXISMO bilang teoryang
pampanitikan
 Ginagamit para suriin ang kalagayan ng lipunan
at mga karakter
 Binibigyang-pansin ang mga tunggalian
 Inuunawa ang akda batay sa kalagayan ng mga
tauhan
 Hinahanapan ng patunay ng mga naglalabasang
lakas

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TEORYANG MARXISMO bilang teoryang
pampanitikan
 Bida vs kontrabida
 Ginagamit upang mabuksan ang isipan ng mga
mata ng tao sa pang-aapi at pananamantalang
nagaganap sa lipunan

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Every group is assigned to do a task based on the students' abilities.

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SHARE A PARTICULAR
SITUATION IN OUR SOCIETY
WHERE INEQUALITY IS/WAS
EVIDENT.

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Zamboanga Peninsula is home
to five indigenous cultural
communities, the Subanen,
the Sama Bangingi, the
Kolibugan, the Bajau and the
Iyyakan (yakan).

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CHALLENGES FACING THE INDIGENOUS
COMMUNITIES
 political and economic marginalization
 loss of land and resources
 human rights violations
 discrimination and unemployment

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Critique a
literary selection
based on the
Marxist
Approach

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I t ’ s y o u r
t u r n
t o p r e s e n t !

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1. __________ is a cultural theory proposed by 2. __________ that
embodies a set of social, economic, and political ideas that its followers
believe will enable them to interpret and change their world. It hopes to
create some sort of 3. __________ that makes the world a better, more
secure place for those who have been 4. __________ and 5.
__________.
Karl Marx balance controlled Marxism oppressed
To sum up everything that you have learned today,
fill the blanks with the appropriate word from the box below.

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COMPLETE YOUR
literary CRITIQUE
following the template
for writing literary
analysis

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LITERARY
CRITIQUE

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