CAGADAS - PED 10 Key Elements of School As A Social System
CAGADAS - PED 10 Key Elements of School As A Social System
March 7, 2022
I. Objectives
At the end of the 60-minute session, the students will be able to:
a. Identify the key elements of the school as a social system
b. Explain the significance of the key elements of school as a social system
c. Conduct a group discussion about the role of each elements in school
III. Procedure
A. Preparatory Activities
1. Classroom Routine
Prayer
Greetings
Attendance
2. Motivation
WHAT AM I?
The teacher will allow the students to guess the word/s using the picture given.
1. Feedback 2. Environment
3. Structure 4. Politics
5. Culture
B. Lesson Proper
1. Activity
Asso – say it!
The teacher will allow the students to give at least 3 words that they think is associated
with the “School” and “Element”. They have to say it aloud.
2. Analysis.
The teacher will ask the following questions:
1. What do you think could be the association of those words in today’s topic?
3. Abstraction.
The teacher will discuss the following concepts.
All social systems have some activities and functions that are accomplished in a fairly
stable fashion. For example, if we conceived of society itself a social system, then the routine and
imperative functions of educating, protecting, and governing are performed by educational, legal
and governmental institutions. According to the social system model for schools, organizational
performance is determined by key internal elements such as structure, the individual, culture,
politics, technical core, environment, outcomes and feedback.
B. Individual - A key unit in any social system; regardless of position, people bring with
them individual’s needs, beliefs, and a cognitive understanding of the job. Cognition is
the individual’s use of mental representations to understand the job in terms of
perception, knowledge, and expected behavior.
C. Culture - provides members Key Elements of School as a Social System with a
commitment to beliefs and values beyond themselves and when culture is strong, so is
their identification with the group and the influence of the group.
H. Feedback Loops: Internal and External - informs individuals how bureaucratic structure
and the informal organization view their behavior.
4. Application.
The teacher will divide the class into 8 groups with 3 persons each. For their task, the will
interview their groupmates of their understanding about the importance and roles of the
key elements of school as a social system.
Generalization.
IV. Evaluation
3~2~1 Summarizer
Students are asked to share: