GE11 DLP
GE11 DLP
GE11 DLP
I.OBJECTIVE
At the of the lesson, the student are expected to,:
a. define the concept of the double standard in the context of marriage;
b. recognize the importance of fostering equality and mutual respect within marital
relationships;and
c. Demonstrate an awareness of non- verbal cues and behaviors that may perpetuate
the double standard with in marital relationships.
III. PROCEDURE
1. Prayer
3. Checking of Attendance
B. Motivation
Questions:
1. Give your thoughts , what is double
standard?
2. Give your thoughts, what is the
difference between men and women?
3. What is sex?
4. For you what is Sex Role?
5. What is marriage?
C. Presentation
D. Discussion
Example:
A double standard is a code or policy
that favors one group or person over
another. Double standards are unfair. If
a teacher lets all the boys bring candy
for lunch but not the girls, that's a
double standard. A standard is a way of
evaluating someone, and a double
standard is two-faced
All. Yes, Ma’am .
There are three types of marriage and
the Double Standard.
All. Yes Ma’am .
1. Female Monogony and Male
Promiscuity.
Marriage and the social relations between
men and women which flowed from this
contract, gave men a privileged command of
women’s labor.
Women can, cook,wash,iron, sew and so on
for their husband. But if society is to uphold
marriage and family life and at the same time
allow men to indulge in their sexual urge’s, it
had to find ways to gratify the latter without
sacrificing the former.
Example:
3. Contemporary Configurations
Example.
F. Generalization
1. Marriage and social relations between men and women which flowed from this contract
gave men a privileged command of women’s labor.
2. It is often urged that the essence of the double standard and therefore of the crime of
adultery is the different of progeny.
3. The double standard was only one aspect of a whole code of social conduct
4. Through the years the ideology of the male sexual needs and its practice in the double
standard waxed and waned and varied inintensity according to social class.
5. The difference between men and women that exist today are developed in relation to this
view of male and female sexuality.
Answer key:
1. True
2. False because of the word different.
3. True
4. True
5. True
V. Assignment
1. Direction: Explain: what is the difference between social and Behavioral
Consequences.And Contemporary Configurations