The document outlines the daily lesson plan for an English class focusing on academic and professional purposes. [1] The objectives are for students to understand and apply appropriate reading strategies for academic texts through examples and practice with skills like paraphrasing. [2] The plan details procedures for each day's lesson, which will introduce concepts like distinguishing academic from non-academic texts and practicing skills such as annotation and the KWL reading method. [3] Student mastery and difficulties are evaluated through self-assessment and additional activities are provided for remediation.
The document outlines the daily lesson plan for an English class focusing on academic and professional purposes. [1] The objectives are for students to understand and apply appropriate reading strategies for academic texts through examples and practice with skills like paraphrasing. [2] The plan details procedures for each day's lesson, which will introduce concepts like distinguishing academic from non-academic texts and practicing skills such as annotation and the KWL reading method. [3] Student mastery and difficulties are evaluated through self-assessment and additional activities are provided for remediation.
The document outlines the daily lesson plan for an English class focusing on academic and professional purposes. [1] The objectives are for students to understand and apply appropriate reading strategies for academic texts through examples and practice with skills like paraphrasing. [2] The plan details procedures for each day's lesson, which will introduce concepts like distinguishing academic from non-academic texts and practicing skills such as annotation and the KWL reading method. [3] Student mastery and difficulties are evaluated through self-assessment and additional activities are provided for remediation.
The document outlines the daily lesson plan for an English class focusing on academic and professional purposes. [1] The objectives are for students to understand and apply appropriate reading strategies for academic texts through examples and practice with skills like paraphrasing. [2] The plan details procedures for each day's lesson, which will introduce concepts like distinguishing academic from non-academic texts and practicing skills such as annotation and the KWL reading method. [3] Student mastery and difficulties are evaluated through self-assessment and additional activities are provided for remediation.
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DAILY SchoolWESTERN CAGAYAN SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TRADES Grade Level11
LESSON Teacher EDINA D. MENDOZA LearningENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL
LOG AreaPURPOSES Teaching Dates NOVEMBER 18-22,2019 QuarterI
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
I. OBJECTIVES Students should have Students should have Students should have Students should have… answered the pre-testcharacterized academic used appropriate hedges, honestly. texts correctly.
A. Content Standards The learner acquires knowledge of appropriate reading strategies for a better understanding of academic texts. B. Performance Standards The learner produces a detailed abstract of information gathered from the various academic texts read. C. Learning CS_EN11/12A-EAPP-Ia- CS_EN11/12A-EAPP- CS_EN11/12A-EAPP-Ia- CS_EN11/12A-EAPP- Competencies/Objectives c-1 Ia-c-7 c-5 Ia-c-7 II. CONTENT III. LEARNING RESOURCES A. References 1. Teacher’s Guide Pages 2. Learner’s Material p. 3 pp.11 pp.4-12 pp.6-10 Pages 3. Textbook Pages 4. Additional Materials Social Studies – Internet Custom Patches by Ma. Carlton Hotel Singapore from Learning Resources Marketing on Social Angelica Maghinang - – Modern Luxury that Media and Bring her Domingo you deserve by Ma. back by Ma. Angelica Angelica Maghinang - Maghinang - Domingo Domingo B. Other Learning Resources IV. PROCEDURES A. Reviewing previous Ask what the students Ask what the learners do Ask what the learners’ Ask what challenges or lesson or presenting the think about when they when they have so many strategies are when they problems can the learners new lesson hear the word ‘study’. materials to read and so are composing or writing share to their classmates? What actions or reactions little time to study? What sentences or paragraphs. follow when they are techniques do they use What do they usually do asked to study? when they are reading? when they don’t know What problems are faced What do they usually do the word they want to when they are studying? with the words they use? don’t understand? B. Establishing a purpose Ask learners about what Ask learners about their Ask learners how they Ask learners about the for the lesson they should do when they study habits. feel about writing. steps that they took to encounter an unfamiliar solve the problem. word. C. Presenting Reading of “Social Reading of “Custom Let’s Learn Critical Reading examples/instances of the Studies – Internet Patches” by Ma. (Communicate Today- Strategies (Communicate new lesson Marketing on Social Angelica Maghinang - EAPP pp.4-5) Today-EAPP pp.6-9) Media” and “Bring her Domingo back” by Ma. Angelica Maghinang - Domingo D. Discussing new 1. Which composition The teacher is going to Reading Goals Other Reading Strategies concepts and practicing has more words you define what Paraphrasing (Communicate Today- – SQ3R Method of new skill #1 don’t understand? is and tell the learners EAPP p.5) Reading (Communicate 2. Compare both texts what this skill is very Today-EAPP p.10) and see if which one has useful and applicable in more emotion in it. their reading and study 3. According to your habits. observation, what are the characteristics of your work as compared to the one given by your teacher? E. Discussing new 1. Where can you usually The teacher is going to Structure of Academic Other Reading Strategies concepts and practicing read academic texts? enumerate and explain Texts (Communicate - KWL Method new skill #2 2. Give examples of the instructions on how Today-EAPP p.5) (Communicate Today- academic texts and non- to systematically EAPP pp.10-11) academic texts. paraphrase a sentence. 1. Who is the one who moves? (noun) 2. What was the action done? (verb) 3. Ask about what was done. (object of the verb) F. Developing Mastery Show learners examples Relate this lesson to the Content and Style of Ask learners to use the of texts and ask them to Basic Parts of Speech Academic Texts KWL Method about identify whether it’s and how English should (Communicate Today – academic texts. academic or non-be learned through EAPP pp.5-6) academic. application. The teacher will then facilitate the paraphrasing of the sentence with the students. G. Finding practical Ask the learners about Ask the learners how Ask the learners about Ask learners for example applications of concepts & the importance of both they think they will use the usual reasons why situations when they will skills in daily living academic and non- this skill in studying they read academic texts. be able to use the academic texts. academic texts? Ask discussed critical reading them to give examples. strategies. H. Making generalizations Ask the learners to show Ask the learners about Ask the learners about Ask learners about the & abstractions about the the similarities and the importance of having the importance of being importance of critical lesson differences of academic good study habits. able to distinguish reading strategies such as and non-academic texts academic from non- annotation and KWL using Venn diagram. academic texts. method. I. Evaluating Learning Self-audit (Communicate Checking for Let’s Practice Ask learners to annotate Today–EAPP p3) Understanding (Communicate Today- the article, “Carlton (Communicate Today- EAPP p.12) Hotel Singapore – EAPP p.11) Modern Luxury that you deserve” by Ma. Angelica Maghinang - Domingo J. Additional activities for application or remediation V. REMARKS VI. REFLECTION A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation B. No. of learners who require additional activities for remediation who scored below 80% C. Did the remedial lesson work? No. of learners who caught up with the lesson D. No. of learners who continue to require remediation E. Which of my teaching strategies worked well? Why did these work? F. What difficulties did I encounter which my principal or supervisor can help me solve? G. What innovation or localized materials did I use/discover which I wish to share with other teachers? Prepared by: Approved By: