Detailed Lesson Plan Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences-HUMSS
Track
Content Standard: The learners demonstrate settings in counseling.
Performance Standard: The learners should be able to demonstrate an understanding of
settings of counselor.
Learning competency: The learners identify the settings in which counselors are found.
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the learners must be able to:
a.
Identify the different settings of the counselor.
b.
Demonstrate an understanding of the settings of the counselor.
c.
Appreciate the contributions of counselors who work in different
settings.
II. CONTENT
Topic: Different Settings of Counseling
Reference: Discipline and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences, Elias M. Sampa p.
104-10
Materials: Powerpoint presentationn
III. Procedure ( Explicit Teaching Strats and Blended Learning Approach)
Teacher’s Activity
Learner’s Activity
A. Preparatory Activities
1. Prayer
May we all stand for the prayer.
Anyone, who can lead the prayer?
2. Greetings
You may now take your seats.Good
Morning class! How are you today?
3. Checking of attendance
Who is absent today? Who is the
secretary of the class? Please check the
attendance and give it to me later.
B. Development of the Lesson
(Explicit Instruction)
1. Presentation
Today, we will discuss Settings in
Social Work. I want you to identify the
different settings in social work,
Good Morning Ma’am! We are all fine.
(student’s raised their hands)
demonstrate an understanding of the
settings of social work and appreciate the
contributions of social work in different
settings.
Here is our lesson for today.
What are the different settings where
counselors are found?
(Reading by whole, by rows and
individual)
(Slide)
DIFFERENT SETTINGS WHERE
COUNSELORS WORK
1.Government Setting-Counseling professionals
in government setting work or government
agencies that have counseling services such as
social welfare, correctional department, the
court system, child and women affairs services,
schools, military, police, hospitals, mental and
foster homes, and rehabilitation centers
2. Private Sector Setting-independent providers
of services or work for NGOs, or profit centers
are among the range of counselors in the private
sector.
3. Civil Society Setting- charities or non-profit
and issue-based centers or organizations such as
for abused women, abandoned children and
elderly, veterans, teachers, professionals
4. School Setting-– the role of guidance
counselor in school setting is more complex
since the needs of the students are varied
5. Community Setting-the widest application of
counseling services includes the community
setting considering the diversity of people in the
community.
2.
Modeling
Now, observe carefully as I give some
pictures/examples of where counselors
are found and be ready for a question.
State the setting of a counselor and give
your insights/describe the picture.
(asking and calling student to answer)
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Let’s play 4pics 1 word!
3.Guided Practice
a.
Individual Scaffolding
Now,what are the 5 different settings of
counselors?Yes Sophia
Very good Sophia,
Now, give an example of a government
agency/office setting where counselors
work/found and describe their work.
Yes, Nica.
Very good!
How about in the private sector setting?
Give example of an agency/office where
a counselor is found?
The 5 different settings of counselor are
government setting, private sector setting, civic
society setting, community setting and school
setting.
Example of a government agency/office setting
is DSWD and they work to respond to the needs
of the children who were abandoned by their
parents.
An example is a psychotherapist companies or
clients hired or consulted to them who have
mental or emotional problems and issues.
Correct!
How about in a community setting? Yes,
Examples are in LGU’s on each barangay and
Alvin.
local council.
Very Good.
In the civil society setting? Yes, Anna.
Very good Anna!
And lastly in the school setting it’s
obviously the guidance
advocate/counselor in public or private
schools.
For civil society, an example is the Gawad
Kalinga program which is a non-profit
organization that aims to alleviate poverty.
If you were a social worker, what
settings would you choose? Explain why
and give an example. Yes Alvin.
I will choose a government setting because it is
my dream to work in the government and to be
Very Good and Thank you Alvin.
a public servant/employee serving people and
attending to their concerns like working in a
DSWD.
b. Group Activity (Activity #3
from the module)
Role Playing
Directions: The students will be grouped
into 5. Each group will be given settings
and will demonstrate or do the role
playing. Each group will be given 3
minutes to present their output.
4. Independent Activity (Modular
Study at home)
Now, for your independent activity I
want you to answer Activity#2 on your
module. You answer it at home in your
convenient time or during your modular
schedule. Example below: picturework explanation
-care and
protection of children and youth
IV. Evaluation (Modular study at home)
a.
Answer Activity #3 from your module. (example is already given from the module)
b.
Give examples and contributions of counselors who work in different settings.
Group 1-Government setting-i.e.health care unit/clinic-provides health care services
Group 2- Private Sector Setting-i.e.psychotherapist-treat people for emotional problems and
mental illnesses
Group 3-Civil Society Setting-i.e.religious groups-provide numerous social goods that
encourage the formation of social capital
Group 4-Community Setting-i.e. Barangay/local council-provides seminars/drug symposium
Group 5- School Setting-i.e. guidance counselor-provides career advice, preventive discipline
V. Agreement- (Modular Study at home)
Interview a social worker in your barangay. Find out the specific settings to which
he/she has rendered service and describe the settings.
Prepared by:
Nikke Joy T. Jalapit
TeacherApplicant