2nd QUARTER

WEEK RC LC VC V LT WC F G

PARTS and
FEATURES of
1 Transcoding and Listening Strategies Building THEME ARGUMENTATIVE Employing appropriate

TECHNICAL and OPERATIONAL DEFINITIONS OF

Explaining information through specific ESSAYS pitch, stress,
from Linear to elements of the text’s juncture, intonation,
Non-Linear Texts Assessment of genre Formulating CLAIMS etc.
2 the material’s OF FACTS, POLICY,
purpose and VALUE Observing correct
Assessment of Speaker’s grammar in making
Purpose PATTERNS and definitions
Presenting information
Sensory Images used in TECHNIQUES of
3 through tables, graphs,
the text ARGUMENTATIVE
Using correct sound
and maps of English in
ESSAYS Impromptu and
Evaluating listening texts for Acknowledging Extemporaneous
Literary Devices used in
4 SCANNING accuracy, validity, CITATIONS through Speech

WORDS
the text
adequacy, and relevance Bibliography

Using WRITING
CLOSE READING for Detecting CONVENTIONS to
5 Author’s Purpose BIAS and acknowledge
Observe correct
stance and proper
PREJUDICE Tone, Mood, resources stage behavior
ANALYTICAL LISTENING
Technique, and
in problem solving Using Quotation
Purpose of the Author
Marks or Hanging
6 Indentations for Establish eye contact Using words and
CLOSE READING for
Direct Quotes expressions that
Explicitly and Implicitly
affirm or negate
stated information Similarities and
Detecting BIAS and Using previous Using IN-TEXT
7 PREJUDICE experiences as
Difference of selections
CITATIONS
in relation to the theme Demonstrating
scaffold to confidence and ease
Evaluating TEXT Determining the message Cultural, Historical, and Composing an of delivery
8 CONTENT, ELEMENTS, UNSUPPORTED conveyed by Environmental ARUGUMENTATIVE
FEATURES, and GENERALIZATIONS and the material Influences of the text ESSAY
 PROPERTIES using a set EXAGGERATIONS viewed Evaluating LIT as a way PRACTICUM in
of criteria of expressing and IMPROMPTU and
9 resolving conflicts among EXTEMPORANEOUS
ind. SPEECHES

10 CULMINATING ACTIVITY