DLP Grade 10
DLP Grade 10
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
a. Differentiate verbal communication from nonverbal
communication;
a. Learning Outcomes b. Understand the value of verbal and nonverbal communication cues
in communication; and
c. Perform a specific scene from a particular play or movie using
verbal and nonverbal communication.
II. SUBJECT
MATTER
a. Topic Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
a. References www.studocu.com
b. Materials Visual Aids, Chalkboard, and Printed Quiz.
Determine the implicit and explicit signals, verbal, as well as nonverbal, used
c. Integration
by the speaker to highlight significant point.
3. Checking of Attendance
Let’s have an attendance. Say present if (The students said present as their
your name is called… name were called.)
4. Checking of Assignment Yes Ma’am!
Yesterday we had an assignment right? (The students Passed their
Ok, so pass it forward. assignment forward)
ANALYSIS B. Review
(THINK)
C. Motivation
Well done! Now before we proceed to
our lesson for today, look at me first and (the students tried to guess it)
try to guess what I was trying to say.
(teacher performs 5 different action)
F. Generalization
Communication skills are critical in all
aspects of life. Improving your
communication skills requires
understanding the differences between
verbal and nonverbal communication.
Simply understanding cues such as
maintaining eye contact and using body
language that shows you are interested in (students will give insights and
what the speaker has to say can go a long realization about the lesson
way toward achieving effective discussed)
communication.
IV. EVALUATION
Essay: on your own words, state the difference between the verbal and
nonverbal communication with examples.