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Sample Lesson Plan
Sample Lesson Plan
Student Responses
I. Objectives
B. Activity
Group 2: Consultative
Group 3: Formal
Group 4: Frozen
Group 5: Intimate
C. Analysis
The teacher will ask questions like:
D. Abstraction
1. Casual
This is an informal language used by friends and
peers. Slang, vulgarities and colloquialism, informal
contractions (e.g., ain’t, dunno, gonna) are normal
in this type of speech style. This uses
"group language," Here; nicknames are used
in addressing one another.
Examples:
1. Every conversation with buddies or friend
2. A personal message and personal emails
3. Blogs
4. Tweets
5. Letters to friends
6. Phone calls
2. Consultative
This is used in semi-formal communication, where
sentences tend to be shorter and spontaneous. It
happens in two-way participation. It uses
unplanned speech. This is the normal style for
speaking to strangers or persons who are neither
acquaintances nor friends nor relatives.
Examples:
1. Regular classroom discussions
2. Doctor-patient
3. Lawyer-client
4. Counsellor-client
5. Group discussion
6. Teacher-student
7. Expert-apprentice
3. Formal
Formal speeches are straightforward speeches. It
is used in speaking to large groups and is
impersonal in nature. Speaker must frame whole
sentences ahead before they are delivered. It
avoids slang terminologies and uses formal
English. Language is comparatively rigid and has a
set, agreed-upon vocabulary structured complex
sentences and noun phrases.
Examples:
1. Meetings
2. Speeches
3. School lessons
4. Corporate meeting
5. Interview
6. SONA
7. Welcome Address
8. Announcements
9. Orations
10. Scholarly books/Articles
11. Research paper
12.Technical reports
4. Frozen
This type of communicative style rarely or never
changes. It is "frozen" in time and content. It is
generally used in a very formal setting. This is the
most formal communicative style for a respectful
situation. It has a fixed and static language and
uses long sentences with a good command of
grammar.
Examples:
∙ National Anthems
∙ Holy Mass
∙ Religious Rites/Rituals
∙ Pledge of Allegiance
∙ Constitution
∙ The Lord's Prayer
∙ Oath
∙ Creed
5. Intimate
This type of communicative style applies
to conversational experiences between
and/or among people who share
intimate relationships. Usually done in private,
this also shows no social boundaries among
the speakers considering their intimacy. This also
employs informal and intimate language.
Examples:
∙ Sharing of secrets between friends
∙ Parents talking about their family goals
∙ Meditation
E. Application
CRITERIA
1. Cooperation: 10 points
4. Accept ideas of others
5. All members contribute
2. Presentation: 10 points
II. Shows confidence
III. Informative
IV. Entertaining
V. Speaks loudly and clearly
VI. Appropriate use of body language
3. Relevance to the Communicative style: 10
points.
F. Generalization
1. What are the different communicative styles
in terms of Degree of Formality?
2. What are the functions and purpose of the
different communicative styles? 6. What is
the essence of knowing them?
IV. Evaluation
V. Assignment