The document outlines various social problems and their corresponding solutions, highlighting issues like teen pregnancy, cyberbullying, deforestation, and energy resource depletion. Each problem is discussed with potential solutions, such as promoting abstinence and digital literacy, sustainable forestry practices, and alternative energy sources. The text emphasizes the importance of awareness and education in addressing these issues effectively.

1. • Define and identify problem-
solutions relationship in text,
• Share personal opinion about the
problem presented,
• write a solution on the problem presented
in the song through graphic organizer.
Lesson OBJECTIVES

2. WHAT IS PROBLEM?
In general, it is an
unsatisfactory situation
that causes trouble or
difficulties.

3. WHAT IS SOLUTION?
Solution is a way to
deal with situation so
that the troubles or
difficulties are

4. WHAT IS PROBLEM-
SOLUTION?
A problem-solution
pattern organizes ideas
into problems and
proposed solutions.

5. It seems like there has been a surge in teen
pregnancies these days. Teen pregnancies make it
very difficult for young mothers to pursue their
dreams and meet the demands of an infant.
Fortunately, most teen pregnancies can be easily
prevented by using birth control; however, even birth
control is not 100% effective. The most effective way
to prevent teen pregnancies is abstinence, which is
Problem
Solution No. 1
Solution No. 2

6. In the problem section, the writer
identifies different aspects of the problem
being discussed and offers evidence of
these problems. In the solution section,
the writer identifies a potential solution
and supports the effectiveness of this
solution over others.

7. Cyberbullying is a prevalent issue in today's digital age,
causing harm and distress to many individuals, especially
teenagers. The problem of cyberbullying arises from the
misuse of technology to intentionally harass, threaten, or
harm others online. This can have serious consequences on
the mental health and well-being of those targeted. One
effective solution to combat cyberbullying is to promote
digital literacy and online kindness among teenagers.
Educating students about the importance of respectful online
communication and the impact of their words and actions can
help create a more positive online environment.

8. Deforestation poses a significant threat to
our planet’s health, contributing to climate
change. One key solution to combat this
pressing issue is sustainable forestry
practices, which involves selectively
harvesting trees, planting new ones, and
protecting existing forests.

9. The problem may be addressed
THROUGH:
• Describe the problem
only in terms of its
effects.

10. II. Solution: Riding
Bicycles
• Bike riding reduces
the number of
motorized vehicles in
use
• Bike riding is not a
source of pollution
• Bike riding has
physical and
I. Problem: Motorized
Transportation
• Increasing traffic
congestion
• Increasing
pollution
• Increasing "road
rage" from traffic-

11. WRITTEN TASK
#4
Instructions: Read the text
carefully. Identify the problem and
the solution on the given text as
well as the transitional signals
used. Write your answer on a ½

12. Today, most of the energy resources we have generated from coal, oil,
and natural gas. However, these resources are limited. If continuously
consumed at an alarming rate, fossils necessary for generating power to
operate vehicles and factories will run out before long. Nonetheless, this
problem can be resolved using alternative sources of energy and
conservation efforts. First, using alternative sources of energy such as
solar energy and fusion energy would lessen pollution. These
alternatives are actually more accessible and cost-efficient. Although
there are some potential risks in using fusion energy, these risks can be
mitigated by implementing strict safety measures. The second solution
that governments can adopt is the enhancement of conservation efforts.
To do this, governments need to make the public more aware of the
benefits of conservation, as well as ways of conserving energy, such as
recycling. Laws can also be passed to mandate the public and all
stakeholders to recycle energy.

13. THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING!