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This lesson plan for English-11 focuses on teaching students the differences between verbal and nonverbal communication, their definitions, and examples. Students will engage in activities such as discussions, role-plays, and evaluations to deepen their understanding. The lesson aims to enhance students' appreciation for the importance of both communication types in daily interactions.
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This lesson plan for English-11 focuses on teaching students the differences between verbal and nonverbal communication, their definitions, and examples. Students will engage in activities such as discussions, role-plays, and evaluations to deepen their understanding. The lesson aims to enhance students' appreciation for the importance of both communication types in daily interactions.
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LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH-11

I.OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:

a) differentiate verbal communication from nonverbal communication.

b) demonstrate understanding of verbal communication and nonverbal communication; and

c)appreciate the importance of verbal and nonverbal communication in daily conversation

II.SUBJECT MATTER

TOPIC: VERBAL AND NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

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MATERIALS: Tarpaper and pictures

III.PROCEDURE

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENTS’ ACTIVITY

A. PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES

PRAYER

Before we begin our class today, please stand for the prayer. (Students will all stand and pray)

GREETINGS

Good morning class! Good morning, ma’am!

ROUTINE

Before you sit down, please pick up all the

trash that you see around and throw them in (Students will pick up the trash and
arrange the chairs properly)
the trash can. Also arrange your chairs properly.

CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE

I’m going to check your attendance. Raise your hand and say
present as I call your name.

REVIEW (Students will raise their hands and say


present as the teacher calls their names)
Before we proceed to our next topic, let us do a recap about our
previous lesson.

What was the topic last meeting?

That’s right! Our topic is all about communication and


its definition.
What is communication?

Communication refers to the transfer of


information through writing, speaking,
Very good! body language and other forms of media.

B. MOTIVATION

The teacher will show a set of pictures and let the students
guess what the picture portrays.
PICTURE 1

EMOJIS

PICTURE 2 FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

PICTURE 3 SPEECH

SIGNAGES

PICTURE 4

PICTURE 5 MEETINGS

C. PRESENTATION OF THE LESSON

Based on the activity that we had, what do you think is our


lesson for today?
Our topic for today is verbal and non-
That’s correct! verbal communication.

Today we are going to discuss the verbal and

nonverbal communication.

Now, what comes in your mind when you hear the words verbal
communication?
(Students’ answer may vary)
How about when you hear the words non-verbal
communication?
(Students’ answer may vary)
D. DISCUSSION

VERBAL COMMUNICATION

-is the use of words in sharing information with other people.


It can include both spoken and written communication. The
message is mostly relayed through speech or with the use of voice.
(Students will raise their hands and share
Who can share their thoughts about this definition? their ideas to the class)
Excellent! Thank you for sharing.

EXAMPLES OF VERBAL COMMUNICATION

SPEECHES

CONVERSATION

TV SHOWS/RADIO SHOWS
ORAL INTERVIEWS

DISCUSSIONS

Aside from the examples I provided, who can give me other


examples of verbal communication.
(One student will volunteer to answer)
NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

-Transmitting messages without using words

which means there are no words involved.

It is conveyed as visual cues. Although no

words are used, non-verbal communication can effectively


communicate many human feelings.
(One student will volunteer to answer)
Anyone in the class who wants to share his/her
understandings about this definition?

Thank you for sharing!

EXAMPLES OF NON-VERBAL

COMMUNICATION

* FACIAL EXPRESSION

*BODY MOVEMENTS

*GESTURES

*EYE CONTACT

*TOUCH

E. DEVELOPING MASTERY

DIRECTION: Classify the following scenarios (Students will do the activity)


Into verbal and non-verbal

communication by pasting them on their proper column.

1.Leaning on when your loved one speaks

to show that you are listening.

2.Greeting an old friend at a restaurant

with a hug, handshake, or fist bump

3. Having a phone call with your friend.

4. A teacher and student exchange VERBAL NON-VERBAL


information in a classroom setting. COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION

5. Walking down the hall with your head Leaning in when


your loved one
held high to convey confidence. speak to show
that you are
VERBAL NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
listening.
COMMUNICATION
Greeting an old
friend at a
restaurant with a
hug, handshake,
or fist bump.

Having a phone
call with your
friend.

A teacher and
student exchange
information in a
classroom setting.

Walking down the


hall with your
head held high to
convey
confidence.

The two types of communication are


F. GENERALIZATION
verbal and nonverbal communication.
Okay class, what are the two types of

communication?
Verbal communication is the use of words
in sharing information with other people
while non-verbal communication is
What is the difference between verbal and transmitting messages without using
Non-verbal communication? words.

The examples of speeches, conversation,


tv shows/radio shows, oral interviews,
What are the examples of verbal communication? and discussions.

The examples of non-verbal


communication are facial expressions,
gestures, body movements or posture,
eye contact and touch.
What are the examples of nonverbal communication?

G. APPLICATION

The class will be divided into four groups. Each group will
present a short scenario that will highlight both verbal and
nonverbal communication through role-play presentation. (Students will do the activity)

CRITERIA:

CONTENT-15

PRESENTATION-10

COOPERATION-5______

Total of 30 points

IV.EVALUATION

DIRECTION: In a 1/2 sheet of paper, write a short paragraph


about the difference between verbal and nonverbal
communication. Write also one of its importance in our daily lives
communicating with other people in writing the paragraph.

V.REMARKS

VI.REFLECTION
OBSERVED BY:

______________________________

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