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This document outlines a lesson plan about the duties and responsibilities of household workers. The objectives are for students to define, discuss, and understand the importance of a household worker's duties. The lesson will begin with opening activities to review personal hygiene. Students will then brainstorm and discuss household worker duties through a presentation. The lesson aims to teach students the importance of understanding a household worker's tasks and responsibilities through cooperation and teamwork. Students will complete a short quiz evaluation and reflection, and the next assignment topic will be the characteristics of a household worker.
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