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Module 4
Lesson 6
Unchanging Values in a Changing World
Taking a Stand
YOUR JOURNEY
Expressing our opinion about an issue is very difficult for us to do as there
are times that our ideas are against a trend or culture. However, due to its
necessity, we are forced to push through with it because we believe that our
position has to do with the welfare of the majority. We have to take a stand no
matter how unpopular it is because doing so brings an incomparable change.
Your academic engagement in this lesson will prepare you to embrace
innovations through more complex task. Your peers as well as the society will
influence you to become knowledgeable and skillful in the world of stage
play production for a better appreciation of a realistic literary arts and
craftsmanship. As a result, you will be trained to make decisions and take a
stand about something that has to do with your future performances.
YOUR GOALS
Enhancing knowledge and honing one’s skills entails time, effort, and
commitment. Thus, to concretize this concept of development, you must aim to:
take a stand on critical issues brought up in the material viewed
judge the validity of the evidence listened to
judge the relevance and worth of ideas, soundness of author’s
reasoning, and the effectiveness of the presentation
analyze literature as a means of understanding values in a changing
world
draw similarities and differences of the featured selections in relation to
the theme
get familiar with the technical vocabulary for drama and theater (like
DRAFT
stage directions)
use words to express evaluation
compose a play review. (make a poster blurb)
use appropriate multi – media resources appropriately, effectively, and
efficiently
YOUR INITIAL TASKS
April 10, 2014
As 21 st century learners, you are influenced by the global trends that
greatly affect you as a person and as a citizen. Changes are everywhere which
occur in a very fast phase. At times you find yourself behind which somehow
forces you to hasten. In some cases, you will be obliged to make decisions or
make a stand about issues that have implications in your daily life.