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“I hate lesson
plan” -Sir Bart
Why!? Baket? Kailangan pa ng lesson Plan na yan!? What is a lesson plan? Lesson Plan – teacher’s daily guide for what students need to learn, how it will be taught, and how learning will be measured. Why is it important to have a lesson plan before teaching? of a Lesson Plan • Gives clarity (students/teacher) • Organizes content • Defines Objectives • Manage time • Facilitates assessment • Adapt to student needs OBJECTIVES FOR STUDENT LEARNING What do I want my students to learn?
What teaching and
How will I check for learning activities understanding? will I use? “If you fail to Plan You Plan to fail” Let’s Begin! Ano yung first at una sa part ng lesson Plan? Jusko po…. Tagal…. Ano yung sa Objectives? Anong sunod?…. Lesson Plan What does it stands for? Kaninong Theory ang is based in the Experiential Learning Theory by gghghggj Learning occurs through cycle of concrete experience Nugagawen naten dito sa ❑ This will bring to what the learners already know and clarity to what students should learn further.
❑ At this stage the student should
already have a retrospect of what they will be learning through the activity presented. Topic: Pwede siyang maging…. • The class will be divided into three • 15 sentences prepared by the teacher • Each group has a task • Each group will look for examples • Group 1 will look for fact, group 2 policy, group 3 value Topic: Comparatives an Superlatives Pwede kang magpakita ng…. “Describe the pics using adjectives” Topic: Fractions Pwede ka magpa…. Topic: Pwede silang papanoorin ng… • Hands-on activities • Short video • Tableu • Games • Concept mapping • Brainstorming So ano yung natin goal sa Activity? Activate the prior knowledge of your students through engaging activities. Involves processing and classifying information, depending on their understanding of the topic. ❑ Unlocking of Difficulties/Definitions ❑ Discussion Proper ❑ Fixing skills activities ❑Introduce the main topic a. Define the topic b. Authentic examples c. Types d. Rules ❑ Teacher on this part will ask further questions (HOTS) ❑ Teacher as facilitator ❑ The students gain wider view of the lesson at the same time draw closer to the main topic. Topic: The teacher will now check the answers of the students. (While asking questions connecting the topic.) Topic: Comparatives an Superlatives • Provide examples of comparatives and superlatives. • Ask the student to analyze the sentences and identify rules • Facilitate class discussions where students share their observations • Pose questions to deepen their understanding Topic: Fractions ❑ Present different fractions and ask students to compare them.
❑ Guide them through exercise where
they add fractions with like denominators. Topic: ❑ Present the stages of water cycle; evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection. (ask questions)
❑ Discuss each stage and analyze how
water moves through the cycle. Make connections through sets of questions. (HOTS) ❑ Gives real life examples. ❑ Asks students to exchange sentences and questions Topics should be about life, success, happiness, dreams human emotions, dreams, inspirations. Ano ulit yung tatlong domain sq objectives? Ano ulit yung 4AS? Ano sunod sa REVIEW? Make connections through sets of questions. Encourages students to apply what they have learned in real life context. This will bring to what the learners already know and clarity to what students should learn further. Generalization on the lesson Questions? -Sir Bart “A good education can change anyone. A good teacher can change everything!”
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