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Grade 11 HUMSS
I. Objectives
Subject Matter.
Index cards
III. Procedure:
1. Prayer
2. Greetings
3. Checking of attendance
4. Review
5. Motivation
Introduce the topic of Rational Choice Theory and ask students if they already heard of it before.
IV. Application:
Answer the following question below.
1. Aside from your choice of which track to enroll in, what are the instances in your daily life where you applied
rationality in making a final choice or decision?
2. How was your experience of assessing your alternative choices? Was it easy? Was it difficult?
3. What is your final decision? Explain why.?
V. Conclusion
Draw concept map of Rational Choice Theory: meaning, concepts, description of concepts
VI. Assessment:
Write the word FACT if the statement is correct, and BLUFF if it is incorrect.
2. Rational Choice Theory (RCT) is an approach that could be used by social scientists to understand human behavior.
4. RCT doesn’t need other perspective to help why individuals have the interest they do and how they perceived
those interests.
5. RCT provides standard against which action can be judged and indicate variables that might lead to departures
from rationality
VII. Assignment
Institutionalism
Concept of institutionalism
Example of institutionalism
Prepared by:
Jarren A. Policarpio
Teacher I
Marivel Garcia
Noted by
Javier G. Galang
Principal I