RA 9299Republic of the Philippines March 12, 2020

NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY

NOHS (1907) NOTS (1927) EVSAT (1956) CPVC (1983)
Kagawasan Ave., Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, Philippines 6200
College of Education, Bais Campus 2, Bais City

LESSON PLAN IN GRADE VIII

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to demonstrate the
following knowledge, skills and understanding:
1.To identify major milestones in ASEAN's more than five-decade history.
2. To explain it’s objectives and state members through a graphic organizer.
3. To appreciate the value of unity and collaboration in joining associations.

II. SUBJECT MATTER:

‘ History, Objectives and State Members of Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN)’

III. LEARNING RESOURCES:

Teacher’s Guide
Book: Turning Point II
Worktext in Asian History For Second Year High School

 Maria Carmelita B. Samsom

 Eleanor D. Antonio
 Evangeline M. Dallo
 Consuelo M. Imperial
 Celia D. Soriano

(Pages 453-455)

Electronic References:

 History of ASEAN

Staff R. (20, NOVEMBER 2007). TIMELINE: Key Dates in ASEAN History. Retrieved
November 26, 2021, from
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-asean-history-timeline-idUSGOR01167020071120

 Member States and Objectives of ASEAN

Ghai K. (n.d.). ASEAN: Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN).
Retrieved November 26, 2021, from
https://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/essay/asean-association-of-south-east-
asian-nations-asean/40415
Pictures, Chart, Video,
IV. PROCEDURES:

Teacher Students
A. Prayer Before we begin the class this afternoon, let (Student will lead the
us seek almighty God's guidance and enlighten prayer)
our minds so that we can fully comprehend
the lesson. Would you please lead the prayer? Amen
B. Checking of Okay you may now take your seat. Let me
attendance check your attendance first. Who is absent for
today? None ma’am!

Excellent! We have perfect attendance for

today. I’m so glad that everyone understands
the reasons of coming to school regularly.

C. Greetings A blissful afternoon, class! I am Ms. Kizzha G.

Godinez and I’ll be your teacher in this
subject, Asian Studies. How is your day so far?
Good afternoon,
Ma’am. We are fine.
That’s good to hear! So can I expect a full blast
of energy and active participation from you?
Yes ma’am.

D. Review of But before that let’s have a short review on Ma’am, may I? Our
previous the past lesson that we have. What lesson do most previous meeting's
lesson we discussed last meeting? lesson focused on
Southeast Asia, one of
Asia's five regions.
Very Good! Shall we give her/his Aling Donesia
Applause! Okay, our last meeting's lesson was
all about the Southeast Asian region. What are
the names of the countries that make up this
region? Ma’am! According to
what I've learnt from
our previous discussion,
Southeast Asia is
politically divided into
15 countries and
territories namely:
Brunei, Cambodia,
Indonesia, Laos,
Malaysia, Myanmar,
Philippines, Thailand,
Timor Leste (East Timor)
and Vietnam.
You are absolutely correct! Shall we give
him/her a round of applause class!
E. Establishing As we begin our new lesson, I'm going to read Okay ma’am!
purpose of the the following fundamental rules in this class.
lesson 1.Get to class on time
2. Come to class prepared
3. Respect one another
4. Contribute to discussions.
Raise your hand if you want to answer.
Do not answer in chorus
5. Never hesitate to ask questions.

In addition to that:

6. Have a vision.
7. Be a learner, not a finisher.
8. Lean into struggle.
9. Feed your passion.
10. Own your education.

Have I made myself clear? Yes ma’am!

At the end of this lesson you will demonstrate

the following knowledge, skills and
understanding which are as follows: to
identify major milestones in ASEAN's more
than five-decade history, explain it’s
objectives and state members through a
graphic organizer and appreciate the value of
unity and collaboration in joining associations.
F. Presenting To start our discussion, I'll show you a video
Examples which will bring us to our new lesson. This
video will gave us an overview of what today's
lesson entails. We'll also be able to completely
comprehend the significance of this video to
our lesson as we delve deeper into our
discussion. I'd like you to jot down all of the
crucial details you have seen in the video.
Yes ma’am! (The
students will watch the
video and take notes on
it.)

Now, what do you believe the video that was

shown a while ago is about?
Ma’am! Based on the
video presented a while
ago, I believe it’s all
about ASEAN.

Very Good! Shall we give

him/her a round of applause class.
G. Discussing Without any further ado, our lesson for this
New Concepts afternoon is all about the History, Objectives
and Practicing and State Members of Association of
New Skills # 1 Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). When you
hear the word ASEAN, what do you think of?
Good afternoon,
ma’am. May I answer
your question?
Yes, you may (Name of the student).
I believed it refers to an
organization made up of
Southeast Asian
countries.

Very Good! What else?

Ma’am! It was founded
on August 8, 1967, when
five foreign ministers
sat down and signed a do
cument in the main hall
of the Department of
Foreign Affairs building
in Bangkok, Thailand.

Ma’am, in addition to
their responses, ASEAN is
made up of ten countries.
Brunei Darussalam,
Cambodia, Indonesia,
Myanmar, Lao People's
Democratic Republic,
Malaysia, Philippines,
Singapore, Thailand, and
Vietnam are among the
countries involved.

Wow! Shall we give everyone a big round of

applause. Okay! All of your answers are
correct.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or

ASEAN, was founded on August 8, 1967, in
Bangkok, Thailand, when the founding fathers
of ASEAN, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, the
Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, signed
the ASEAN Declaration (Bangkok Declaration).
Brunei Darussalam joined on January 7, 1984,
Vietnam on July 28, 1995, Lao People’s
Democratic Republic and Myanmar on July 23,
1997, and Cambodia on April 30, 1999,
becoming the 10 ASEAN Member States that
exist today.

The importance of objectives in any

association cannot be overstated. What do
you think is the purpose of establishing
objectives in an association? Ma'am, I believe that an
organization's success is
based not just on
teamwork, but also on
its objectives. The
purpose of developing
objectives in an
organization is to act as
the backbone and guide
around which their
Vision, Mission, and
Goals will be anchored.

Wow! This class has blown me away. You

went above and beyond my expectations. Yes,
I concur with you (Name of the Student). Let’s
give her a resounding applause class.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations

(ASEAN) has 8 objectives and these are as
follows:

 To accelerate the economic growth,

social progress and cultural development
in the region through joint endeavors.
 To promote regional peace and stability
through abiding respect for justice and
the rule of law.
 To encourage active collaboration and
mutual assistance on matters of common
interest in Economic, Social, Cultural,
Technical, Scientific and Administrative
fields.
 To provide assistance to each other in
terms of training and research facilities in
the educational, professional, technical
and administrative areas.
 To work together for a greater utilization
of agriculture and industries in order to
expand the trade both locally and
internationally.
 To study the problems of international
community trade, the improvement of
their transportation and communications
facilities and the raising of the living
standards of the nations.T
 To promote Southeast Asian studies.
 To maintain close and positive
co-operation with existing international
and regional organizations with similar
aims and purposes.

So there you have it: ASEAN's eight objectives.

Indeed, the stated objectives have played a
key part in the success of this organization
over the period of its more than five-decade
history. Are there any queries from the
students? None ma’am.

Even if there isn't a question, I believe that

everyone has learned from today's discussion.
What were the most essential takeaways from
our discussion?

Ma’am, this lesson

taught me that each
member state is critical
to the success of this
organization. I also
embrace the
importance of unity and
teamwork as a result of
this. These two factors
have largely contributed
to ASEAN's success that
made it to more than a
five-decade history.
Yes, in general, unity and teamwork are the
keys to an organization's success.
H. Discussing Since we’re done discussing our lesson, we
New Concepts, will be having an activity. Our activity is
Practicing and entitled, Mapping ASEAN. Are you ready
Concern to new class?
skills #2 Yes ma’am!

Okay, I'm going to divide you into three

groups. All you need to do is to place the 10
member states in their respective areas.
Kindly also include the date and year they
joined the association. After that, use a
graphic organizer to create a succinct
overview of it’s eight objectives. You have only
15 minutes to complete the task.
Yes ma’am!
I. Developing Now, what do you think the countries that
Mastery make up ASEAN would be like if it didn't exist?
(Leads to Ma'am, I believe that if
Formative ASEAN does not exist,
Assessment) many of them will
continue to be classified
as third-world countries
or underdeveloped
countries.
Okay. What else?
These countries, ma'am,
will lag behind in terms
of technological
adoption. There is also
the risk of greater
unemployment rates,
conflict, biases, and
injustices, all of which
would have a significant
impact on the people
who live in those
countries.

Very Good! Precisely! Excellent! In a word,

yes. These countries would not be where they
are now if not for ASEAN. As a result, ASEAN is
critical not only to the country's progress but
also to the people's well-being.
J. Finding 1.What does ASEAN stand for? What are the Ma’am! ASEAN stands
Practical countries that make up its membership? for Association of
Applications and Southeast Asian
Concepts and Nations. It is compose of
skills in Daily 10 member states
Living namely: Brunei
Darussalam, Cambodia,
Indonesia, Myanmar, Lao
People's Democratic
Republic, Malaysia,
Philippines, Singapore,
Thailand, and Vietnam.
Okay, very good!

2. When and where was it founded?

The Association of
Southeast Asian
Nations, or ASEAN, was
founded on August 8,
1967, in Bangkok,
Thailand, when the
founding fathers of
ASEAN, namely
Indonesia, Malaysia, the
Philippines, Singapore,
and Thailand, signed the
ASEAN Declaration
(Bangkok Declaration).

Very Good! Shall we give

her/his a round of applause.
K. Making 3. How crucial is it to study ASEAN's history, Ma'am, I believe it is
Generalizations member states, and objectives? critical to understand
& ASEAN's history,
Abstractions member states, and
about the objectives not only
lessons because our country is a
member of this
organization or because
we benefit from it, but
also because we must
be aware of significant
events in the past,
current programs, and it
is our responsibility to
take part in our own
ways to achieve the
stated objectives in
order for it to be a
success.
Very Good! Shall we give
her/his a round of applause.
L. Evaluating Write a Reflection Paper about what you’ve
Learning learned from our lesson. Your output will be
graded with this criteria.

Organization of Ideas/Contents -15 pts Yes ma’am!

Grammar and Spelling -15 pts
Relevance and Impact -20 pts
Total -50 pts
M. Additional Make a video of yourself singing the ASEAN
Activities Hymn to commemorate ASEAN's more than
for Application 50-years history. To add a twist, I'm
or encouraging everyone to dress up as one of
Remediation the ten state members in an improvised outfit. Yes ma’am!
You shall conceptualize your video based on
the following criteria:

Content - 30 pts
Message -30 pts
Creativity - 20 pts
Production - 20 pts
Total 1 00 pts

You may also watch my video singing the

ASEAN Hymn on my YouTube channel, Kizzha
Godinez, for your reference. Here’s the link:
(insert link)

Do you have any questions?

Ma’am, I have a
question. When will be
the deadline of our
additional activities?

Your additional activities must be completed

by December 23, 2021. Are there any further
questions? None ma’am.

Thank you very much for taking the time to

come to my class. Bear in mind what Martin
Luther King Jr once stated and I quote, "We
are not the makers of history; we are the
makers of history." See you next meeting. Stay
safe, and may God bless us all.