Describe the key components of effective public speaking and debate.

Participate actively and respectfully in classroom debates, valuing diverse opinions.

Prepare and deliver a short persuasive speech on a current issue, employing effective speaking
techniques.

Identify the key components of different types of reports, such as research, business, and technical
reports.

Appreciate the significance of clear and concise reporting in professional communication.

Construct a draft of a report using appropriate language and structure based on a given topic.
Subject: English
Grade Level: Grade 12

Objective:

 1. Identify the key components of different types of reports, such as research, business, and technical
reports.

 2. Appreciate the significance of clear and concise reporting in professional communication.

 3. Construct a draft of a report using appropriate language and structure based on a given topic.

 I. Before the Lesson / Pre-lesson ProperLearning within the curriculum:

 1. Understanding the Structure of Essays - This lesson connects to previous lessons on essay writing by
emphasizing the importance of having a clear structure in reports, similar to essays.

 2. Analyzing Persuasive Texts - This topic relates to the objective by focusing on how clarity and
conciseness enhance the effectiveness of persuasive communication, which is essential in report
writing.Learning across the curriculum:

 1. Business Studies - In business communication, understanding report writing is crucial for making
informed decisions and presenting data effectively.

 2. Information Technology - Learning about technical reports connects to the use of technology in
presenting information, which is essential in various fields today.Activating Prior Knowledge:
Teaching Strategy: Think-Pair-Share
Instructional Materials: None required.
Energizer 1: Report Components Brainstorm - Students will pair up to list the components they believe
are essential in any report and share their ideas with the class.
Energizer 2: Role-Play Scenario - Students will role-play as different professionals (e.g., researcher,
business manager) to discuss what they value in a report, promoting engagement and collaboration.
Establishing Lesson Purpose / Intention:

 Today, we will explore the key components of various reports and understand why clear and concise
communication is vital in professional settings. Learning to write effective reports will equip you with the
skills necessary for your future careers.Lesson Language Practice/Unlocking of Difficulties:
Key Terms:

 1. Executive Summary

 2. Data Analysis
 3. RecommendationsKey Concepts:

 1. Each type of report has specific components that serve different purposes in communication.

 2. Clarity and conciseness enhance the reader's understanding and engagement with the report.

 II. During the Lesson ProperReading the Key Idea:

 Reports serve as a critical tool for communication in various fields, requiring an understanding of their
structure and the importance of clear language.Developing Understanding of the Key Idea:
Activities

Activity 1: Report Component Matching

Teaching Strategy: Cooperative Learning
Materials: Printed cards with report components and definitions.
Significance: Students will work together to match components with their definitions, fostering
teamwork and understanding.
Instructions:

 1. Form groups of four and distribute the cards.

 2. Match each component of a report with its correct definition.

 3. Discuss within your group why each component is essential.Rubrics:

 - Accuracy of Matches: 5 pts.

 - Group Discussion Engagement: 5 pts.

 - Clarity of Explanation: 5 pts.Assessment Questions:

 1. What is the purpose of the executive summary in a report?

 2. Why is data analysis important for report writing?

 3. How do recommendations enhance the value of a report?

Activity 2: Report Drafting Exercise

Teaching Strategy: Project-Based Learning
Materials: Laptops or paper for drafting.
Significance: Students will construct a draft report, applying what they have learned about report
components.
Instructions:

 1. Choose a topic relevant to your field of study.

 2. Draft a report outline including key components: introduction, methodology, findings, and
conclusion.

 3. Share your outline with a partner for feedback.Rubrics:

 - Completeness of Outline: 5 pts.

 - Clarity of Language: 5 pts.

 - Peer Feedback Participation: 5 pts.Assessment Questions:

 1. What topic did you choose, and why?

 2. How did you determine the key components for your report?

 3. What feedback did you receive from your partner?Deepening Understanding of the Key Idea:

Activity: Peer Review of Draft Reports

Teaching Strategy: Peer-assisted Learning Strategies
Materials: Draft reports from Activity 2.
Significance: Students will engage in peer review to deepen their understanding of effective report
writing.
Instructions:

 1. Exchange drafts with a peer and read their report.

 2. Provide constructive feedback focusing on clarity, conciseness, and structure.

 3. Revise your draft based on the feedback received.Rubrics:

 - Quality of Feedback: 5 pts.

 - Implementation of Feedback: 5 pts.

 - Improvement in Final Draft: 5 pts.Assessment Questions:

 1. What was the most helpful feedback you received?

 2. How did your peer’s report help you understand the structure better?
 3. What changes did you implement based on the feedback?

 III. After the Lesson / Post-lesson ProperMaking Generalizations / Abstractions:

 Today, we learned that understanding the key components of reports is essential for effective
communication in various fields. Reports must be clear and concise to convey information effectively and
engage the reader. Mastering these skills will benefit you in your academic and professional
careers.Assessment - Evaluating Learning:
Teaching Strategy: Direct Instruction
Questions:

 1. What are the main components of a research report?

 2. Why is clarity important in report writing?

 3. How does the structure of a business report differ from a technical report?For Higher Order
Thinking Skills:
Questions:

 1. How can the effectiveness of a report impact decision-making in a business context?

 2. In what ways can the audience influence the structure and tone of a report?

 3. What strategies can you use to ensure your report remains concise while providing necessary
details?Answers:

 1. An effective report provides clear insights that inform decisions, potentially leading to better
outcomes for the business.

 2. Understanding the audience allows the writer to tailor the report’s complexity and style, ensuring it
meets the needs of the readers.

 3. Utilizing bullet points, summaries, and clear headings can help maintain conciseness while ensuring
all critical information is included.Additional Activities for Application / Remediation:

 1. Write a one-page report on a local community issue, focusing on clarity and structure. Use feedback
from peers or family members to enhance your final draft. This assignment can be completed using any
writing materials available at home.
Topic: Analyzing Arguments in Manifestoes

Summarize the key arguments presented in a selected manifesto.

Appreciate the role of manifestoes in social and political movements.

Construct a visual representation (e.g., infographic) of the main arguments found in a manifesto.

Topic: Persuasive Techniques in Manifestoes

Identify various persuasive techniques used in different manifestoes.

Recognize the importance of ethical persuasion in crafting arguments.

Perform a role-play exercise to demonstrate persuasive techniques found in manifestoes.