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LESSON PLAN DESIGN
MaTaTaG Curriculum
(Note: to guide what to write in each component/part)
I-Curriculum Content, Standards and Lesson Competencies
key concepts and skills that are covered in the A. Content Standards quarter (non-negotiable, taken from the CG) B. Performance Standards level of and/or evidence of performance expected to be exhibited by learners at the end of the quarter (non-negotiable, taken from the CG) target competencies for the quarter. The C. Learning Competencies competencies are unpacked through learning and Objectives objectives which the lesson will address (taken from the unpacked/clustered competencies) key ideas or skills that the lesson will cover D. Content (topics and subtopics) E. Integration integration of topics, themes, and/or advocacies (not only values, lesson/s or topic/s across learning areas) II. Learning Resources Learning Resources resources used in the lesson ● books ● magazine articles ● Images ● media texts ● eResources
III. Teaching and Learning Procedure
A. Activating Prior linking what learners know with what they need to know Knowledge 1. Short Review - active way of recalling concepts covered 2. Feedback (Optional) - giving qualitative feedback to performance or products
B. Establishing Lesson 1. Establishing Reason for Learning the Lesson - drawing
Purpose from learners why it is important to learn the new lesson. Unlocking Content Area Vocabulary - unlocking words and/or phrases which will be used in discussing the concept to facilitate learners’ understanding of the lesson. C. Developing and 1. Explicitation - situating the topic in context and having Deepening learners talk about the topic from where they are and Understanding in terms of what they know and can do. 2. Worked Example - involving learners’ deliberate effort to develop understanding of the topic by hearing and talking about it and applying their knowledge, skill, or understanding in guided practice. 3. Lesson Activity - having learners work on multiple and varied examples repetitively D. Making 1. Learners’ Takeaways - guiding learners in articulating Generalization their conceptual understanding of the topic(s) covered 2. Reflection on Learning - guiding learners in thinking about how they learned IV. Evaluating Learning: Formative Assessment and Teacher’s Reflection E. Evaluating Learning F. Activities involve assessment of performance and/or product. G. Various assessment methods and tools may be utilized. H. Giving of Homework for extended deliberate practice is an optional sub-component. I. Teacher’s Remarks Prompts are provided to guide the teacher in recording relevant observations and/or critical teaching events that he/she can reflect on to assess the achievement of objectives. G. Reflection The teacher is guided in reflecting on and for practice. Reflection task serves as input for the LAC sessions.