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SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE of SINDANGAN INCORPORATED

National Highway, Poblacion, Sindangan,


Zamboanga del Norte, 7112 Philippines

Senior High School Department

DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION

Lesson: 5
Lesson Title: The Impact of Various Hazards
Learning Target: At the end of the lesson, the students CAN:
1. explain the impact of various hazards on different exposed elements.
DRR11/12-Ie-16
1.1 list down possible effects on health, property and economic cost.

Reference: 1. De Guzman, Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction pp. 9-11


2. Oliva, M.DG. (2016) Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction,
Diwa pp. 38-39.
Value (s): Love of life, love of nature awareness, sensitivity

Time Duration: 2 hours


Week: 4th Week

APK: play a video about flash flood, what are the possbile impacts in regards to
health and economy?

Introduction:
Hazards are inevitable part of our everyday lives. Hazards may or may not lead
to disaster, the severity of which depends on the level of vulnerability and exposure of
the affected community and its exposed elements. We are not just dealing with
natural hazards (e.g., earthquakes, typhoons, fires) but also man-made hazards
resulting from the advancing technology of the modern world.

I. Essential Ideas

IMPACTS OF HAZARDS
1. Physical elements – people, buildings, roads, poles, bridges, and all other
material objects may be ruined by hazards. Volcanic eruptions, explosions,
fire, or lightning may instantly burn or incinerate objects that it comes in
contact with. Cracks, fissures or total damage may happen if tremors, if
explosions, and landslide takes place.
2. Socioeconomic elements- the impacts will induce adaptation on the part of
the affected community. They will tend to create new operations or ways of

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living that can withstand the next possible occurrence of the same hazard.
In the economic point of view, areas most frequented by hazard usually
would have lower standards of living or poor living conditions. The positive
impacts on the socioeconomic elements may be in the form of introducing
new habits, practices, or values that may be geared toward the values of
resiliency and recovery
3. Environmental elements- the exposed environmental elements to natural
hazards may have disastrous impact on the ecosystem and to other
organisms. Natural hazards are natural events and hence part of the
natural cycle of the Earth, the occurrence may benefit certain components
of Earth. For instance, the ashes spewed out during the eruption of Mt.
Pinatubo revealed to have made some soils in Zambales fertile.

II. Learning Experiences

A. Clarifying Understanding

Directions: For each of the natural disaster problems listed below, state one possible effect on
health,
property and economic cost.

Natural Disaster Impact on Health Impact on Example


Property

Volcano

Flood

Bombing
Earthquake
Nuclear Radiation

B. Processing Question:

1. Among the listed effects of various hazards, what do you find has the most extreme effect on
humans?

C. Lifelong Learning

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Hazards may cause various effects on people, environment and economy. Are there any instances in
your journey that had a great impact in your life experiences? Why?

D. Framing Concepts

Activity: Cause and Effect


List down another one example of hazard and its effect and say something about it.

Cause Effect

___________________
_________________ ?

Prepared by: Checked and Approved by:

MICHELLE H. DOMINGO REV. FR. DEMBERT O.


CASTILLON
Subject Teacher SHS Principal

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SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE of SINDANGAN INCORPORATED
National Highway, Poblacion, Sindangan,
Zamboanga del Norte, 7112 Philippines

Senior High School Department

DISASTER READINESS AND RIKS REDUCTION


Name:
Grade/Section:
Date Accomplished:
ACTIVITY SHEET 4
The Impact of Various Hazards

I. Directions: For each of the natural disaster problems listed below, state one possible effect
on health, property and economic cost.

Natural Disaster Impact on Health Impact on Property Example

Volcano

Flood

Bombing

Earthquake

Nuclear Radiation

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II. Among the listed effects of various hazards, what do you find has the most extreme
effect on humans?

Category 4 3 2 1

Stays on Stays on topic Stays on topic Stays on topic It was hard to


topic All(100%) of the All(99-90%) of All(89-75%) of tell what the
time the time the time topic was

Accuracy All supportive Almost all Most supportive No facts are


of facts facts are supportive facts facts are reported or most
reported are reported reported are inaccurately
accurately accurately accurately reported

Prepared by: Checked and Approved by:

MICHELLE H. DOMINGO REV. FR. DEMBERT O.


CASTILLON
Subject Teacher SHS Principal

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