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STREAMLINING THE K12

CURRICULUM:
An Approach to Determining
which K12 Standards and
Competencies to Teach
PEAC SCIENCE WEBINAR
JUNE 9, 2020

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bjectives:
• Discuss the rationale and parts of the DepEd MELCS Curriculum Guide for SY
2020-2021

• Explain the process of streamlining K12 standards and competencies

• Relate the importance of alignment in streamlining with PEAC Recertification

• Apply the process to selected units of study in Science for


curriculum mapping, identification of instructional materials and
preparation of the unit calendar
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Certification for
SY 2020-2021 is
Schedule of E-Recertification suspended.
HOW WILL ESC SCHOOLS IN SY 2020-2021
PREPARE THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM?
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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

HOW CAN ESC SCHOOLS PREPARE A CURRICULUM MAP


THAT COVERS THE K12 STANDARDS AND COMPETENCIES
IN THE “NEW NORMAL” AND MEETS RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS?

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“…releasing the MELCs does not downplay the standards set
by the K to 12 curriculum guides. Rather, these serve as
guide to teachers as they address the instructional needs of
learners while ensuring that curriculum standards are
maintained and achieved.”
PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020 GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 2
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hindi
“Tandaan na ang layunin sa pagbuo ng MELCs ay
upang palitan ang kasakuluyang curriculum
guide kundi upang magabayan ang mga guro sa
pagtukoy ng mga kompetensing mas kinakailangan ng
mga mag-aaral sa Taong Panuruang 2020-2021. Sa huli,
hinihikayat pa rin ang mga guro na sumangguni sa
curriculum guide ng Filipino kung sa tingin nilang
hindi sapat ang mga kompetensing tinukoy sa MELCs. .”
PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020 FILIPINO BRIEFER, p. 33
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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

HOW CAN ESC SCHOOLS PREPARE A CURRICULUM MAP


THAT COVERS THE K12 STANDARDS AND COMPETENCIES
IN THE “NEW NORMAL” AND MEETS RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS?

PREPARE BY USING DEPED CURRICULUM GUIDE AND/OR DEPED


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RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT OF
ALIGNMENT IN CURRICULUM MAP

FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP
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FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

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The K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum is standards-based. The
content standards cover a specified scope of sequential topics,
identify and set the essential knowledge and understanding that
must be learned. The performance standards describe the
abilities and skills that the learners are expected to demonstrate in
relation to the content standards.

MELCS: SCIENCE BRIEFER, p. 42

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“The content and performance standards are directly
lifted from the curriculum guides. Its inclusion is to
emphasize that the identification of MELCs is
anchored on the prescribed standards and not a
departure from the standards-based basic
education curriculum. Thus, teachers are
encouraged to refer to the 2016 Curriculum Guides
in unpacking the MELCs.”
GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 3
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1 2

FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

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These standards are further represented as
learning competencies which are the
ALIGNMENT OF knowledge, skills and attitudes that students
STANDARDS-COMPETENCIES-ACTIVITIES
need to demonstrate in every lesson or
learning activity.
MELCS: SCIENCE BRIEFER, p. 42

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GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 2

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As the Department anticipates the challenges in
employing various schemes in the delivery of the
learning standards due to COVID19, the number of the
identified essential learning competencies per quarter
were further reduced, thus, the term most essential
learning competencies (MELCs).
GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 3
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14,171 LC

14

5,689 LC
(40%)

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In determining the most essential learning competencies, the
Department collaborated with stakeholders from the Assessment
14
Curriculum and Technology Research Centre (ACTRC), during which
the descriptor – ENDURANCE – was considered the primary
determining factor. A learning competency is considered
enduring if it remains with learners long after a test or unit of
study is completed or if it is useful beyond a single test or unit of
study. Examples of such learning competencies include research
skills, reading comprehension, writing, map reading, and
hypothesis testing, which are essential in many professions and in
everyday life (Reeves, 2002; Many & Horrell, 2014).
GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 3
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FROM
DEPED
CG
FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG)
AND/OR
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
MELCS SCHOOL’S
VISION
BASED
AND
ON MISSION
R.E.A.L.

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TRANSFER OF LEARNING
TO REAL LIFE

In determining the most essential learning competencies, the


Department collaborated with stakeholders from the Assessment
14
Curriculum and Technology Research Centre (ACTRC), during which
the descriptor – ENDURANCE – was considered the primary
determining factor. A learning competency is considered
enduring if it remains with learners long after a test or unit of
study is completed or if it is useful beyond a single test or unit of
study. Examples of such learning competencies include research
skills, reading comprehension, writing, map reading, and
hypothesis testing, which are essential in many professions and in
everyday life (Reeves, 2002; Many & Horrell, 2014).
GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 3
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Certification Assessment Instrument
IN THE LEARNING PLAN, WE WILL SEE…
Standards stated at start of plan.

Procedures related to A, M, and T. Plan


ends with Performance Task.

Activities and strategies done in procedures


describe student actions more than teacher actions.
Less teacher talk, more student interaction.

• Values integration with Vision-Mission


• Activities and questions related to 7Cs
• Activities and questions related to social issues
and community events
• Activities and questions connecting to other
subjects
• Use of multimedia and other apps to present
lesson or produce student output

Activities that are differentiated or show use of


multiple intelligences; choice in roles or products in
performance task

Activities that are differentiated or show use of


multiple intelligences; student choice in roles or
products in performance task
Since Transfer of Learning to Real Life is emphasized in MELCS,
how do we ensure its achievement in the curriculum design?
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ENSURE ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER
OF LEARNING BY DOING ANY OF THE
FF. WITH MELCS:

1. Unpack into sub-competencies/tasks


2. Repeat in another unit or grade level
3. Follow-up in higher grade levels
4. Cluster with other competencies
5. Merge with other competencies and
rephrase
6. Focus on skill rather than on content
7. Align with unit performance standard

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1. UNPACK MELCS INTO SUB-COMPETENCIES (SCIENCE-BIOLOGY)

G9 Q1 LM

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1. UNPACK MELCS INTO SUB-COMPETENCIES (Science-Physics)

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2. REPEAT MELCS IN ANOTHER LEVEL FOR REINFORCEMENT Science Grade 3, 4 & 5

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3. FOLLOW-UP MELCS IN HIGHER GRADE LEVELS (SCIENCE-CHEMISTRY)

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3. FOLLOW-UP MELCS IN HIGHER GRADE LEVELS (SCIENCE-BIOLOGY)

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4. CLUSTER WITH OTHER COMPETENCIES (SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY)
LEARNING COMPETENCIES COMMENTS/RECOMME IDENTIFIED MELCs
DATIONS
1. describe how the Bohr model of the LC is subsumed to the next Explain how the Quantum Mechanical
atom improved Rutherford’s atomic LC Model of the atom describes the
model energies and positions of the electrons
2. explain how the Quantum
Mechanical Model of the
atom describes the
energies and positions of
the electrons

1. explain the formation of ionic and Clustered and rephrased Recognize different types of compounds
covalent bonds; (ionic or covalent) based on their properties
2. recognize different types of such as melting point, hardness, polarity, and
compounds (ionic or covalent) based electrical and
on their properties such as melting thermal conductivity;
point, hardness, polarity, and Explain how ions are formed;
electrical and thermal conductivity;

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5. MERGE WITH OTHER COMPETENCIES AND REPHRASE (SCIENCE-BIOLOGY)

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6. FOCUS ON SKILL RATHER THAN CONTENT (SCIENCE)

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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CONTENT PERFORMANCE
STANDARD STANDARD

?
ALIGNMENT OF STANDARDS AND COMPETENCIES?
WILL THIS ALIGNMENT LEAD TO ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER?
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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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CONTENT PERFORMANCE
STANDARD STANDARD

?
ALIGNMENT OF STANDARDS AND COMPETENCIES?
WILL THIS ALIGNMENT LEAD TO ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER?
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NO PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

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7. ALIGN WITH UNIT PERFORMANCE STANDARD

?
WILL THIS ALIGNMENT LEAD TO ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER?
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CONTENT PERFORMANCE
STANDARD STANDARD

ALIGNMENT OF STANDARDS AND COMPETENCIES?


WILL THIS ALIGNMENT LEAD TO ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER?
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NO PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

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?
WILL THIS ALIGNMENT LEAD TO ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER?
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Given these gaps, how
do we align standards
and competencies
?
to ensure
? transfer to real life
or endurance for
lifelong learning?
What process
can be done?

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STREAMLINING THE TEACHING
AND LEARNING
OF THE K12 CURRICULUM

https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/26880928995351324/?autologin=true RAPATAN2020
Fluid particles follow a
smooth path in layers or
laminae with each layer
moving parallel to each
other without mixing;
has visible stream lines

https://www.britannica.com/science/streamlining#ref54495
Fluid particles follow a
smooth path in layers or
laminae with each layer
moving parallel to each
other without mixing;
has visible stream lines

Fluid particles move in a


rough path and there
are cross-currents and
mixing of layers; has
swirling zones

https://www.britannica.com/science/streamlining#ref54495
STREAMLINING IS NOT SIMPLY
REDUCING COMPETENCIES;
IT IS ESTABLISHING
ALIGNMENTS BETWEEN
STANDARDS,
COMPETENCIES,
ASSESSMENTS, ACTIVITIES,
AND RESOURCES
BENEFITS OF STREAMLINING:
• CLARITY OF PROCESS
• EFFICIENCY IN TEACHING
• FOCUS ON SKILL
• SCAFFOLDED SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
• EVIDENCE OF LEARNING
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CONTENT PERFORMANCE
STANDARD STANDARD

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


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STREAMLINING BY:
TECHNIQUE A. ALIGNING CONTENT
STANDARD AND COMPETENCIES
WITH PERFORMANCE STANDARD

TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING
POWER AND SUPPORTING
COMPETENCIES AND CLUSTERING
THESE

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ALIGNMENT WITH PERFORMANCE
STANDARD

In determining the most essential learning competencies, the


Department collaborated with stakeholders from the Assessment
14
Curriculum and Technology Research Centre (ACTRC), during which
the descriptor – ENDURANCE – was considered the primary
determining factor. A learning competency is considered
enduring if it remains with learners long after a test or unit of
study is completed or if it is useful beyond a single test or unit of
study. Examples of such learning competencies include research
skills, reading comprehension, writing, map reading, and
hypothesis testing, which are essential in many professions and in
everyday life (Reeves, 2002; Many & Horrell, 2014).
GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF THE MELCS, p. 3
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TECHNIQUE A. ALIGNING CONTENT STANDARD AND COMPETENCIES WITH PERFORMANCE STANDARD

TRANSFER

PERFORMANCE
STANDARD

TRANSFER GOAL PERFORMANCE TASK


The student is able to

EQ:
UNIT TOPIC EU:

ACQUISITION MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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TECHNIQUE A: ALIGNING CONTENT STANDARD AND
COMPETENCIES WITH PERFORMANCE STANDARD

STEPS:
1. Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.
2. Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance
Standard. Then write in diagram.
3. Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and take out competencies
that are not directly aligned with Performance Standard. These
competencies may already have been taught or may be taught in
another grade or unit.
4. Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning
Goals. A & M with Content and T with Performance Standard. Unpack
when needed.
5. Unpack the EQ and EU and with M cluster of competencies, establish
link with Content Standard and Performance Task.
6. Cluster the A competencies and establish link with Content Standard
and Performance Task.
7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).

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Grade 8 Q4/Units3&4 has 7
COMPETENCIES

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


STEP 1: Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.
STEP 1: Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.

TRANSFER

PERFORMANCE
STANDARD
…report on activities that communities engage in
TRANSFER GOAL to protect and conserve endangered and
economically important species; Make a poster
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
comparing food choices based on the trophic
levels’

UNIT TOPIC:
Biodiversity and Ecosystems
…understanding of concept of species; the
species as being further classified into a
hierarchical taxonomic system, one-way
flow of energy and the cycling of materials in
ACQUISITION an ecosystem. MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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PERFORMANCE STANDARD TRANSFER GOAL PERFORMANCE TASK
The learners should Students on their own and GRASPS:

be able to in the long run will be able Make a survey of threatened


economically important species
…report on activities that to be able to create a in your locality and CREATE a
communities engage in to multimedia presentation poster in a form of a travelogue
protect and conserve that depicts specific which aims to disseminate
information to help protect and
endangered and ecosystems (places in the conserve economically
economically important Philippines) that are rich in important species. Your
species; Make a poster biodiversity and shows travelogue shall be evaluated
by the local government unit so
comparing food choices how activities that the product should be
based on the trophic communities engage in to Engaging, Comprehensive,
levels’ protect and conserve Accurate, and should contain
Practical Recommendations.
endangered and
economically important
species.
STEP 2: Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.
STEP 2: Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.

TRANSFER
Creating a Information
campaign PERFORMANCE
poster STANDARD Dissemination
…report on activities that communities engage in
TRANSFER GOAL to protect and conserve endangered and
economically important species; Make a poster
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
comparing food choices based on the trophic
levels’

UNIT TOPIC:
Biodiversity and Ecosystem
…understanding of concept of species; the
species as being further classified into a
hierarchical taxonomic system, one-way
flow of energy and the cycling of materials in
ACQUISITION an ecosystem. MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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PEAC LM, Sci8Q4, p. 199

PEAC LM, Sci8Q4, p. 200


STEP 3: Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and take out competencies that are not directly aligned with
Performance Standard. These competencies may already have been taught or may be taught in another grade or unit.
Grade 8 Q4/Units3&4 has 7
COMPETENCIES
STEP 4: Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning Goals. A and M are
matched with Content Standard and T with Performance Standard. Unpack when needed.

CONTENT STANDARD: …understanding of concept of species; the species as being


further classified into a hierarchical taxonomic system, one-way flow of energy and the
cycling of materials in an ecosystem.
S8LT-IVg-19 Explain the concept of species; (A)
S8LT-IVh-20 Classify organisms using the hierarchical taxonomic system; (A)
6
S8LT-IVh-21 Explain the advantage of high biodiversity in maintaining the
stability of an ecosystem; (M)
S8LT-IVi-22 Describe the transfer of energy through the trophic levels; (A)
S8LT-IVi-23 Analyze the roles of organisms in the cycling of materials; (M)
S8LT-IVi-24 Explain how materials cycle in an ecosystem; (M)
LEARNING GOALS

A M T
Acquisition Make Meaning Transfer

Performance
Product

STANDARDS
STEP 4: Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning Goals. A and M are
matched with Content Standard and T with Performance Standard. Unpack when needed.

PERFORMANCE STANDARD: …report on activities that communities engage in to protect


and conserve endangered and economically important species; Make a poster
comparing food choices based on the trophic levels’
S8LT-IVj-25 Suggest ways to minimize human impact on the environment. (T) 1
STEP 5. Unpack the EQ and
STEP 6. Cluster the A
EU and with M cluster of
competencies and establish
competencies, establish
link with Content Standard
link with Content Standard
and Performance Task.
TRANSFER and Performance Task.

Creating a
PERFORMANCE
Information
campaign
poster STANDARD Dissemination
…report on activities that communities
TRANSFER GOAL engage in to protect and conserve PERFORMANCE TASK
The student
endangered is able
and economically to
important
species; Make a poster comparing food
choices based on the trophic levels’ EQ How do human activities
Learning
affect the survival of species?
competencies EU: organizing species in a
related to species UNIT TOPIC: hierarchal taxonomic system
classification and and in different trophic levels
flow of energy in Biodiversity and Ecosystems influence the assessment of
ecosystem. biodiversity and the
…understanding of concept of species; the conservation of economically
species as being further classified into a important species.
hierarchical taxonomic system, one-way
flow of energy and the cycling of materials in
ACQUISITION an ecosystem.
MAKE MEANING
CONTENT
STANDARD

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STEP 7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).

TRANSFER
Creating a Information
campaign PERFORMANCE Dissemination
poster STANDARD
…report on activities that communities engage in
TRANSFER GOAL to protect and conserve endangered and
economically important species; Make a poster
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
comparing food choices based on the trophic

Determining
levels’
EQ How do human activities
SITUATION
Learning
means to protect competencies
affect the survival of species? ANALYSIS
EU: organizing species in a
economically related to species UNIT TOPIC: hierarchal taxonomic system
important classification and and in different trophic levels (WW)
flow of energy in Biodiversity and Ecosystems influence the assessment of
species. biodiversity and the
ecosystem.
…understanding of concept of species; the conservation of economically
(QA) species as being further classified into a
hierarchical taxonomic system, one-way
important species.

flow of energy and the cycling of materials in


ACQUISITION an ecosystem. MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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STEP 7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).

TRANSFER
Creating a Information
campaign PERFORMANCE Dissemination
poster STANDARD
…report on activities that communities engage in
TRANSFER GOAL to protect and conserve endangered and
economically important species; Make a poster
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
comparing food choices based on the trophic

Determining
levels’
EQ How do human activities
SITUATION
Learning
means to protect competencies
affect the survival of species? ANALYSIS
EU: organizing species in a
economically related to species UNIT TOPIC: hierarchal taxonomic system
important classification and and in different trophic levels (WW)
flow of energy in Biodiversity and Ecosystems influence the assessment of
species. biodiversity and the
ecosystem.
…understanding of concept of species; the conservation of economically
(QA) species as being further classified into a
hierarchical taxonomic system, one-way
important species.

flow of energy and the cycling of materials in


ACQUISITION an ecosystem. MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


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LAMINAR or TURBULENT?
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LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


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Grade 10 Q4 has 1
COMPETENCY.

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


STEP 1: Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.
STEP 1: Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.

TRANSFER

PERFORMANCE
STANDARD

TRANSFER GOAL Investigate the properties and behavior PERFORMANCE TASK


of gasesThe
thatstudent
improve is
one’s
ablehealth
to or
the community.

UNIT TOPIC:
Matter

how gases behave based on the


motion and relative distances
ACQUISITION between gas particles MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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PERFORMANCE STANDARD TRANSFER GOAL PERFORMANCE TASK
The learners should Students on their own In response to Republic Act 8749 or the
Philippine Clean Air Act under its
be able to: and in the long run will Implementing Rules and Regulations which
requires the designation of airsheds to
effectively manage the country’s air quality
investigate the be able to create an program, the Department of Science and
properties and investigative form of Technology, the Department of Health and the
Department of Environmental and Natural
Resources launches its program entitled: “
behavior of gases as a media on gas behavior Strengthening the Philippines Clean Air Act
2015”. One of the activities of the said
way of improving one’s and its impact to man’s program is the CLEAN AIR ACT EXPO.
health and the health and community. The Expo will provide opportunities to present
Science, Math and Engineering Fair Projects to
community. inspire the next generation of scientists and
engineers in fostering Clean Air Philippines. As
a member of DOST Science and Research
Center, you are asked to join and present
scientific investigations about the air quality
of the Philippines. Your presentation can be in
the form of …

STEP 2: Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.
STEP 2: Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.

TRANSFER
create an investigative form of media on
Scientific
gas behavior and its impact to man’s health PERFORMANCE
Investigation
and community. STANDARD

TRANSFER GOAL investigate the properties and behavior PERFORMANCE TASK


of gasesThe
as astudent
way of improving
is able toone’s
health and the community.

UNIT TOPIC:
Matter

how gases behave based on the


motion and relative distances
ACQUISITION between gas particles MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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STEP 3: Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and unpack the competencies.
?

Grade 10 Q4 has 1 CORE


COMPETENCY* (v1)
STEP 4: Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning Goals. A and M are
matched with Content Standard and T with Performance Standard. Unpack when needed.
STEP 4: Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning Goals. A and M are
matched with Content Standard and T with Performance Standard. Unpack when needed.
LEARNING GOALS

A M T
Acquisition Make Meaning Transfer

Performance
Product

STANDARDS
Will the attainment of these competencies eventually lead to students’ TRANSFER OF LEARNING?
Investigate the relationship between:

? ?
1. volume and pressure at constant
temperature of a gas;
2. volume and temperature at constant
pressure of a gas;
3. explains these relationships using the
kinetic molecular theory;

Additional competency:
Additional competency:
Discuss common processes or
propose scientific ways on
phenomenon through gas laws
how to regulate the impact of
(M)
behavior of gases

Learning Goals Before Unpacking After Unpacking


Additional competencies
1. Describe the properties of gases # of competencies # of competencies
2. Solve problems involving gases
Acquisition 0 3
using the general gas laws.
3. Use Gas Laws to determine the Meaning Making 0 1
new properties of a given
amount of gas Transfer 1 2
STEP 6. Cluster the A STEP 5. Unpack the EQ and EU and
competencies and establish with M cluster of competencies,
link with Content Standard establish link with Content
and Performance Task. Standard and Performance Task.
TRANSFER
create an investigative form
Scientific
of media on gas behavior and PERFORMANCE
its impact to man’s health Investigation
and community. STANDARD

TRANSFER GOAL Investigate the properties and behavior PERFORMANCE TASK


of gases
Thethat improve one’s
student health
is able to or
the community.

Learning EQ How do the behavior of gases


Competencies UNIT TOPIC: affect the community?
EU: The behavior of gases affect the
related to gas laws. Matter life activities of humans, sustainability
the environment and its impact to the
community.

how gases behave based on the


motion and relative distances
ACQUISITION between gas particles MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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STEP 7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).

TRANSFER
Communicate Persuasive
arguments in a
PERFORMANCE Speech
convincing way/
STANDARD Delivery
…composing and delivering a persuasive speech
TRANSFER GOAL based on an informative essay featuring use of
properly acknowledged information sources,
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
grammatical signals for opinion-making ,
persuasion, and emphasis, and appropriate Guided
Solving Equations prosodic features, stance, and behavior. Generalization
From Gas Laws
Learning Competencies UNIT TOPIC: EQ What makes for a strong
related to types of persuasive speech? (WW)
(QA) persuasive devices. Persuasive Speech Delivery EU: A speech is persuasive when
it effectively uses logos, pathos
and ethos.
…understanding of: Southeast Asian
literature as mirror to a shared heritage ; …
structural analysis of words and propaganda
techniques; and grammatical signals for
ACQUISITION opinion- making, persuasion, and emphasis. MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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Quarter 4
Code
Competencies
*A1. Describe the properties of gases (A)
*A2. Solve problems involving gases
using the general gas laws. (A)
*A3 Use Gas Laws to determine the new properties of a given amount of gas (A)
*A4. Discuss common processes or phenomenon through gas laws (M)
A5. investigate the relationship between: (T)
S10MT-
5.1 volume and pressure at constant temperature of a gas; IVa-b-21

5.2 volume and temperature at constant pressure of a gas;


5.3 explains these relationships using the kinetic molecular theory; S9MT-IIj-20
*6. propose scientific
PEAC INSET 2017
LAMINAR
ways on how
14 June 2020
ORimpact
to regulate the TURBULENT FLOW?
of behavior of gases (T)
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PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020


LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?
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Grade 9 Q4 has 13
COMPETENCIES
LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?
STEP 1: Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.
STEP 1: Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit Topic.

TRANSFER

PERFORMANCE
STANDARD
… analyze how power plants
TRANSFER GOAL generate and transmit electrical
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
energy

UNIT TOPIC:
Heat, Work & Efficiency

…understanding of: the


relationship among heat, work,
and efficiency
ACQUISITION MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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1 2 3
PERFORMANCE STANDARD TRANSFER GOAL PERFORMANCE TASK
The learners should Students on their own …. your group’s task is to
create a multimedia
be able to and in the long run will presentation focusing on a
analyze how power be able to be able to particular energy source.
This presentation should
plants generate and create a presentation present where the energy
transmit electrical thru varied media a can be taken, how energy is
generated, transmitted and
energy research on the
transformed and how it can
production and be distributed to its
distribution of an consumers. Part of this
presentation should be your
energy resource for the research on the viability of
community building a power plant for
the energy resource.

STEP 2: Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.
STEP 2: Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.

TRANSFER
create a presentation thru
varied media a research on
Research analysis
the production and
distribution of an energy
PERFORMANCE presentation
resource for the
community
STANDARD
… analyze how power plants
TRANSFER GOAL generate and transmit electrical
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
energy

UNIT TOPIC:
Heat, Work & Efficiency

…understanding of: the


relationship among heat, work,
and efficiency
ACQUISITION MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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Content Standard: The learners demonstrate an understanding of: the relationship among heat, work, and efficiency
Performance Standard: The learners should be able to analyze how power plants generate and transmit electrical
energy

STEP 3: Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and take out competencies that are not directly aligned with
Performance Standard. These competencies may already have been taught or may be taught in another grade or unit.
STEP 3: Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and take out competencies that are not directly aligned with
Performance Standard. These competencies may already have been taught or may be taught in another grade or unit.

X
STEP 3: Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and take out competencies that are not directly aligned with
Performance Standard. These competencies may already have been taught or may be taught in another grade or unit.

X
Grade 9 Q4 has 13 10 CORE
COMPETENCIES* (v1)
(other LCs moved to other units or levels)
STEP 4: Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning Goals. A and M are
matched with Content Standard and T with Performance Standard. Unpack when needed.

CONTENT STANDARD:
….. understanding of: the relationship among heat, work, and efficiency

S9FE-IVb36: 3. relate impulse and momentum to collision of objects (e.g., vehicular collision); A
S9FE-IVb37: 4. infer that the total momentum before and after collision is equal; A
S9FE-IVc38: 5. examine effects and predict causes of collision related damages/injuries; M
S9FE-IVc39: 6. explain energy transformation in various activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, archery,
amusement rides); M
S9FE-IVe41: 8. infer that the total mechanical energy remains the same during any process; M
S9FE-IVf43: 10. infer that heat transfer can be used to do work, and that work involves the release of
heat; A
S9FE-IVf44: 11. explain why machines are never 100-percent efficient; A
S9FE-IVg45: 12. explain how heat transfer and energy transformation make heat engines like geothermal
plants work; and M
LEARNING GOALS

A M T
Acquisition Make Meaning Transfer

Performance
Product

STANDARDS
STEP 4: Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT Learning Goals. A and M are
matched with Content Standard and T with Performance Standard. Unpack when needed.

PERFORMANCE STANDARD:
…analyze how power plants generate and transmit electrical energy
S9FE-IVd40: 7. perform activities to demonstrate conservation of mechanical energy; T
S9FE-IVe42: 9. construct a model to demonstrate that heat can do work; T

2
STEP 5. Unpack the EQ and
STEP 6. Cluster the A
EU and with M cluster of
competencies and establish
competencies, establish
link with Content Standard
link with Content Standard
and Performance Task.
TRANSFER and Performance Task.

create a presentation thru


varied media a research on
Research analysis
the production and
distribution of an energy
PERFORMANCE presentation
resource for the
community
STANDARD
… analyze how power plants
TRANSFER GOAL generate and transmit electrical
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
energy

EQ How is the effective


Learning UNIT TOPIC: generation, transmission and
Competencies distribution of power achieved
related to Heat, Work & Efficiency EU: Effective energy generation,
transmission and distribution
momentum, work, depends on the efficiency of
power and energy energy conversion.
…understanding of: the
relationship among heat, work,
and efficiency
ACQUISITION MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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STEP 7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).

TRANSFER
create a presentation thru
varied media a research on
Research analysis
the production and
distribution of an energy
PERFORMANCE presentation
resource for the
community
STANDARD
… analyze how power plants
TRANSFER GOAL generate and transmit electrical
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
energy SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
CONCEPTS
ELABORATION EQ How is the effective
Learning UNIT TOPIC: generation, transmission and
Competencies distribution of power achieved (WW)
(QA) related to Heat, Work & Efficiency EU: Effective energy generation,
transmission and distribution
momentum, work, depends on the efficiency of
power and energy energy conversion.
…understanding of: the
relationship among heat, work,
and efficiency
ACQUISITION MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

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STEP 7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).

TRANSFER
create a presentation thru
varied media a research on
Research analysis
the production and
distribution of an energy
PERFORMANCE presentation
resource for the
community
STANDARD
… analyze how power plants
TRANSFER GOAL generate and transmit electrical
PERFORMANCE TASK
The student is able to
energy SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
CONCEPTS
DETERMINATION EQ How is the effective
Learning UNIT TOPIC: generation, transmission and
Competencies distribution of power achieved (WW)
(QA) related to Heat, Work & Efficiency EU: Effective energy generation,
transmission and distribution
momentum, work, depends on the efficiency of
power and energy energy conversion.
…understanding of: the
relationship among heat, work,
and efficiency
ACQUISITION MAKE MEANING

CONTENT
STANDARD

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


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PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020


LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?
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STREAMLINING BY:
TECHNIQUE A. ALIGNING CONTENT
STANDARD AND COMPETENCIES
WITH PERFORMANCE STANDARD

TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING
POWER AND SUPPORTING
COMPETENCIES AND CLUSTERING
THESE

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What are Power
Standards/Competencies?
A focus for teachers on
what to teach
“Higher level of Learning”
A prioritization of the
academic standards
Provides purpose or
reason for learning a
specific competency

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POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
are curricular competencies that are curricular competencies which
directly achieve the Performance contribute to or serve as steps to the
Standard and pass all REAL criteria. attainment of the Power Competencies.

POWER COMEPTENCIES
POWER COMEPTENCIES
POWER COMEPTENCIES
POWER COMEPTENCIES
WHICH IS A
POWER SUBJECT 1 2
COMPETENCY Identify Types of Explain Structure of
ENGLISH
AND SUPPORTING Modals Effective Persuasive Texts
COMPETENCY?
Use Graphic
FILIPINO Find the Main Idea
Organizers
Find Area of
Find Area of Rectangle or
MATH Rhombus, Trapezoid,
Triangle
Parallelogram
ARALIN Evaluate Historical
PANLIPUNAN
Record Oral Histories
Evidence

Detect Bias in a Analyze and Evaluate


SCIENCE
Scientific Conclusion Scientific Explanation
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WHICH IS A
POWER SUBJECT 1 2
COMPETENCY Identify Types of Explain Structure of
ENGLISH
AND SUPPORTING Modals Effective Persuasive Texts
COMPETENCY?
Use Graphic
FILIPINO Find the Main Idea
Organizers
Find Area of
Find Area of Rectangle or
MATH Rhombus, Trapezoid,
Triangle
Parallelogram
ARALIN Evaluate Historical
PANLIPUNAN
Record Oral Histories
Evidence

Detect Bias in a Analyze and Evaluate


SCIENCE
Scientific Conclusion Scientific Explanation
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How can identification and clustering of
power and supporting competencies be
done for streamlining the curriculum?

Do the following steps:


1. Identify power and supporting competencies
using REAL from core set of competencies.
2. Make clusters of power and supporting
competencies.
3. Sequence clusters with the last related to the
Performance Task.
4. Set the budget of time for teaching the clusters.

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READINESS
ENDURANCE
ASSESSMENT
LEVERAGE

TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING THE UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING


COMPETENCIES
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When the competency represents
learning that is essential for success in a
new unit, course of study or succeeding
grade level, it has readiness.
READINESS
GUIDE QUESTION
Does this standard contain prerequisite content and/or skills necessary for the
next unit, course of study, or grade level?

EXAMPLE
The learners demonstrate an understanding of chemical reactions
associated with biological and industrial processes affecting life and the environment.

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When the competency represents
learning that goes beyond one course or
grade level and is representative of a
concept or skill that is important in life, it
ENDURANCE has endurance.

GUIDE QUESTION
Does this standard have value beyond one single test date?
Will this standard endure beyond the test?
Will the knowledge and skills be important beyond this unit?
EXAMPLE
The learners demonstrate an understanding of chemical reactions
associated with biological and industrial processes affecting life and the environment.

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When the competency is often tested in
an achievement or admissions exam or
for a job, it has value for assessment

ASSESSMENT

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When the competency represents
learning that is applied both within the
content area and in other content areas,
it has leverage.
LEVERAGE
GUIDE QUESTION
Does this standard have multidisciplinary connections?
Is this standard relevant in other disciplines?

EXAMPLE
The learners demonstrate an understanding of chemical reactions
associated with biological and industrial processes affecting life and the environment.
(Which discipline can this be linked?)
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TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES WITH REAL

COMPETENCIES R E A L POWER OR
(needed for next (needed for real (needed for achievement (needed by other SUPPORTING?
unit or grade) life) or admissions or job subjects)
tests)

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TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES WITH REAL
COMPETENCIES
R E A L POWER OR
(needed for next (needed for real (needed for (needed by other
SUPPORTING?
unit or grade) life) achievement or subjects)
admissions or job tests)
S8LT-IVg-19 POWER
Explain the concept of species;
S8LT-IVh-20
SUPPORTING
Classify organisms using the
hierarchical taxonomic system
S8LT-IVh-21
Explain the advantage of high
biodiversity in maintaining the
POWER
stability of an ecosystem
S8LT-IVi-22
SUPPORTING
Describe the transfer of energy
through the trophic levels
S8LT-IVi-23
SUPPORTING
Analyze the roles of organisms in
the cycling of materials
S8LT-IVi-24 Explain how SUPPORTING
materials cycle in an ecosystem

S8LT-IVj-25 Suggest ways to


POWER
minimize human impact on the
environment.
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STEPS 2-4
CLUSTERING AND BUDGET OF TIME OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S8LT-IVg-19 Explain the concept of species; S8LT-IVh-20 Classify organisms using the
(5 days)
hierarchical taxonomic system

2 S8LT-IVh-21 Explain the advantage of high biodiversity in


(5 Days)
maintaining the stability of an ecosystem

3 S8LT-IVi-22 Describe the transfer of


(5 Days)
energy through the trophic levels
S8LT-IVi-23 Analyze the roles of
organisms in the cycling of materials
S8LT-IVi-24 Explain how materials cycle
in an ecosystem

4 S8LT-IVj-25 Suggest ways to minimize human impact on the


(5 Days)
environment.

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Grade 8 Q4 has 4 CLUSTERS OF 7
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 4 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

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CLUSTERING OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S8LT-IVg-19 Explain the concept of species; S8LT-IVh-20 Classify organisms using the
(5 days) MERGE AND REPHRASE hierarchical taxonomic system

2 S8LT-IVh-21 Explain the advantage of high biodiversity in


(5 Days)
maintaining the stability of an ecosystem

3 S8LT-IVi-22 Describe the transfer of


(5 Days)
energy through the trophic levels
S8LT-IVi-23 Analyze the roles of
organisms in the cycling of materials
S8LT-IVi-24 Explain how materials cycle
in an ecosystem

4 S8LT-IVj-25 Suggest ways to minimize human impact on the


(5 Days)
environment.

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CLUSTERING OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S8LT-IVg-19 Explain the concept of species; S8LT-IVh-20 Classify organisms using the
MERGE AND REPHRASE
(5 days)
hierarchical taxonomic system
Classify organisms into the hierarchical system using the
concept of species.
2 S8LT-IVh-21 Explain the advantage of high biodiversity in
(5 Days)
maintaining the stability of an ecosystem

3 S8LT-IVi-22 Describe the transfer of


(5 Days)
energy through the trophic levels
S8LT-IVi-23 Analyze the roles of
organisms in the cycling of materials
S8LT-IVi-24 Explain how materials cycle
in an ecosystem
4 S8LT-IVj-25 Suggest ways to minimize human impact on the
(5 Days)
environment.

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Grade 8 Q4 has 4 CLUSTERS OF 7 6
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 4 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

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Grade 8 Q4 has 4 CLUSTERS OF 6 CORE
COMPETENCIES
FOR 4 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?

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CLUSTERING OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S8LT-IVg-19 Explain the concept of species; S8LT-IVh-20 Classify organisms using the
MERGE AND REPHRASE
(5 days)
hierarchical taxonomic system
Classify organisms into the hierarchical system using the
concept of species.
2 S8LT-IVh-21 Explain the advantage of high biodiversity in
(5 Days)
maintaining the stability of an ecosystem

3 S8LT-IVi-22 Describe the transfer of


(5 Days) MERGE AND REPHRASE
energy through the trophic levels
Analyze how energy and materials flow through in the S8LT-IVi-23 Analyze the roles of
different trophic levels. organisms in the cycling of materials
S8LT-IVi-24 Explain how materials cycle
in an ecosystem
4 S8LT-IVj-25 Suggest ways to minimize human impact on the
(5 Days)
environment.

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Grade 8 Q4 has 4 CLUSTERS OF 7 6 4
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 4 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

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Grade 8 Q4 has 4 CLUSTERS OF 4 CORE
COMPETENCIES
FOR 4 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP
1 2 3 4

FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTIONA
NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES L CORE
DAYS) OFFLINE ONLINE VALUES
Classify organisms into Explain the Short essay PEAC LM p. 83 PEAC LM p. 83 Respect for the
the hierarchical system concept of ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE: The Environment
1 using the concept of species. Defining Species Concept of Species
MATERIAL: Reading
species. MATERIAL:
Material URL
Reading Material
Classify Concept Map PEAC LM: p. 85 PEAC LM p. 86
organisms using Completion ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
the hierarchical Venn Diagram: Creating
General Phylogenetic Trees
taxonomic
Classification of MATERIAL: URL of
system Cells Interactive Concept
Mapping
Explain the advantage of Situation PEAC LM p. 92 PEAC LM p. 88
high biodiversity in Analysis ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
maintaining the News Article Importance of High
Analysis Biodiversity in the
stability of an ecosystem
2 MATERIAL: Human Body
Reading Materials MATERIAL: URL of
Bacteria, More than
a Pathogen
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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTION


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIE COMPETENCIES AL CORE
DAYS) S OFFLINE ONLINE VALUES

Analyze how Describe the Short Essay/ PEAC LM p. 108 PEAC LM p. 108 Conservation
energy and transfer of Diagram ACTIVITY TITLE: Practice ACTIVITY TITLE: How do of the
materials flow energy through Completion Quiz on Energy Pyramid organisms get their share Biodiversity
of Sun’s energy?
through in the the trophic MATERIAL: Energy
MATERIAL: Reading
different levels Pyramid Diagram Material URL
trophic levels.
Analyze the Short PEAC LM p. 108-109 PEAC LM p. 109
roles of Essay/Matchi ACTIVITY TITLE: Role of ACTIVITY TITLE: Analyze
organisms in ng Type Different Organisms in Predator-Prey
3 Relationship
the cycling of an Ecosystem
MATERIAL: URL:
materials MATERIAL: Worksheet Predation or Starvation
Explain how Short Essay PEAC LM p. 108-109 PEAC LM p. 109
materials cycle ACTIVITY TITLE: Role of ACTIVITY TITLE: Analyze
in an ecosystem Different Organisms in Predator-Prey
Relationship
an Ecosystem
MATERIAL: URL:-
MATERIAL: Worksheet Predation or Starvation

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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTION


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIE COMPETENCIES AL CORE
DAYS) S OFFLINE ONLINE VALUES

Suggest ways Situation PEAC LM p. 92 PEAC LM p. 98


to minimize Analysis ACTIVITY TITLE: Article ACTIVITY TITLE: Article
4 human impact Analysis Analysis
MATERIAL: Reading
on the MATERIAL: Reading
Material URL
environment. Materials

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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTIONA
NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES L CORE
DAYS) OFFLINE ONLINE VALUES
Classify organisms into Explain the Short essay PEAC LM p. 83 PEAC LM p. 83 Respect for the
the hierarchical system concept of ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE: The Environment
1 using the concept of species. Defining Species Concept of Species
MATERIAL: Reading
species. MATERIAL:
Material URL
Reading Material
Classify Concept Map PEAC LM: p. 85 PEAC LM p. 86
organisms using Completion ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
the hierarchical Venn Diagram: Creating
General Phylogenetic Trees
taxonomic
Classification of MATERIAL: URL of
system Cells Interactive Concept
Mapping
Explain the advantage of Situation PEAC LM p. 92 PEAC LM p. 88
high biodiversity in Analysis ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
maintaining the News Article Importance of High
Analysis Biodiversity in the
stability of an ecosystem
2 MATERIAL: Human Body
Reading Materials MATERIAL: URL of
Bacteria, More than
a Pathogen
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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTIONA
NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES L CORE
DAYS) OFFLINE ONLINE VALUES
Classify organisms into Explain the Short essay PEAC LM p. 83 PEAC LM p. 83 Respect for the
the hierarchical system concept of ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE: The Environment
1 using the concept of species. Defining Species Concept of Species
MATERIAL: Reading
species. MATERIAL:
Material URL
Reading Material
Classify Concept Map PEAC LM: p. 85 PEAC LM p. 86
organisms using Completion ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
the hierarchical Venn Diagram: Creating
General Phylogenetic Trees
taxonomic
Classification of MATERIAL: URL of
system Cells Interactive Concept
Mapping
Explain the advantage of Situation PEAC LM p. 92 PEAC LM p. 88
high biodiversity in Analysis ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
maintaining the News Article Importance of High
Analysis Biodiversity in the
stability of an ecosystem
2 MATERIAL: Human Body
Reading Materials MATERIAL: URL of
Bacteria, More than
a Pathogen
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OFFLINE ACTIVITY ONLINE ACTIVITY

Learning Competency: Classify organisms using the hierarchical


taxonomic system
SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

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TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES WITH REAL STEP 1

COMPETENCIES R E A L POWER OR
(needed for (needed for real (needed for achievement (needed by other SUPPORTING?
next unit or life) or admissions or job subjects)
grade) tests)
1. Describe the properties of gases SUPPORTING
2. Solve problems involving gases POWER
using the general gas laws
3. Use Gas Laws to determine the SUPPORTING
new properties of a given amount
of gas
4. Discuss common processes or SUPPORTING
phenomenon through gas laws
5. investigate the relationship
between: (T)
5.1 volume and pressure at
constant temperature of a gas; POWER
5.2 volume and temperature at
constant pressure of a gas;
5.3 explains these relationships
using the kinetic molecular theory
6. propose scientific ways on how POWER
to lessen the impact of behavior of
gases
STEPS 2-4
CLUSTERING AND BUDGET OF TIME OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
(NO. OF DAYS)

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CLUSTERING AND BUDGET OF TIME OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF
DAYS)

1 S9MT-IIj-20 1. Describe the properties of


5 DAYS 5. investigate the relationship between: (T) gases
5.1 volume and pressure at constant 4. Discuss common processes or
temperature of a gas; phenomenon through gas laws
5.2 volume and temperature at constant
pressure of a gas;
5.3 explains these relationships using the
kinetic molecular theory
2 2. Solve problems involving gases using the 3. Use Gas Laws to determine the
5 DAYS general gas laws new properties of a given
amount of gas
6. propose scientific ways on how to regulate
the impact of behavior of gases
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Grade 10 Q4 has 2 CLUSTERS OF 6
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 10 DAYS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending
on term schedule.

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Grade 10 Q4 has 6 CORE
COMPETENCIES* (v2)
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Grade 10 Q4 has 2 CLUSTERS OF 6
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 10 DAYS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending
on term schedule.

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP
1 2 3 4

FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ INSTITUTIONAL


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES MATERIALS: CORE VALUES
DAYS)
OFFLINE ONLINE

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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES

CLUSTE POWER SUPPORTING ASSESS- INSTITUTIONAL


R NO.
PEAC LM ACTIVITY/
CORE VALUES
(NO. OF COMPETEN-CIES COMPETENCI MENT MATERIALS:
DAYS) ES OFFLINE ONLINE

1 S9MT-IIj-20 1. Describe the Multiple PEAC LM p. 15 PEAC LM p. 11 Protection of


5. investigate the relationship properties of gases Choice ACTIVITY NO. 4. ACTIVITY TITLE 13:
(5 between: (T) . WHERE ART THOU, WHAT’S THE MATTER, the
days) 5.1 volume and pressure at OH GASES MATTER Environment
constant temperature of a 2. Discuss common MATERIAL: States of Matter Interactive
gas; processes or Essay Picture of gas particles Game
A roll or box of Mentos http://www.scienceunleashe
5.2 volume and temperature phenomenon through mints d.ie/Games/States%20of%20
at constant pressure of a gas; gas laws 2-liter bottle of diet soda Matter.swf
5.3 explains these (diet or regular soda will
work, but diet soda is not
relationships using the kinetic as sticky)
molecular theory 2 Index Cards

2. Solve problems involving 3. Use Gas Laws to PEAC LM p. 30 PEAC LM p. 37


2 Solving
ACTIVITY TITLE:THE ACTIVITY TITLE: The Virtual
gases using the general gas determine the new Problems
(5 laws properties of a given INVESTIGATING LAB: Lab
The Syringe- WEB Boyle’s Law:
days) amount of gas Marshmallow http://www.chem.iastate.e
6. propose scientific ways on Experiments du/group/Greenbowe/secti
how to regulate the impact of ons/projectfolder/flashfiles
behavior of gases MATERIAL: /gaslaw/boyles_law_graph.
Kitchen Chemsitry html
UNIT HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT AND VERTICAL LEARNING PROGRESSION

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTIONAL


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES CORE VALUES
DAYS) OFFLINE ONLINE

1 S9MT-IIj-20 1. Describe the properties of gases Multiple Choice PEAC LM p. PEAC LM p.


4. investigate the relationship
Cares for the
(5 days) ACTIVITY TITLE: THE ACTIVITY TITLE:Physics of
between: (T) 2. Solve problems involving gases using the
INVESTIGATING Diving earth
4.1 volume and pressure at general gas laws
constant temperature of a LAB: The Syringe-
gas; Marshmallow WEB LINK:
4.2 volume and temperature https://www.youtube.com/
at constant pressure of a gas;
Experiments watch?v=sRrniZ0anCE&list=P
4.3 explains these MATERIAL: Lk9lGsg0I7LsTK8eXb0HY9Qd
relationships using the kinetic Frayers Model Po6lZKpC1&index=18
molecular theory Diagram
5. propose scientific ways on 3. Discuss common processes or phenomenon PEAC LM p. PEAC LM p.
how to lessen the impact of through gas laws ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:. THE
behavior of gases
MATERIAL: VIRTUAL LAB
WEB LINK:
Perform the virtual
lab on Boyle’s Law:
http://www.chem.i
astate.edu/group/
Greenbowe/section
s/projectfolder/flas
hfiles/gaslaw/boyle
s_law_graph.html

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OFFLINE ACTIVITY ONLINE ACTIVITY

p. 84 p. 88

Learning Competency: Describe the properties of gases


SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

Environment

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

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TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES WITH REAL STEP 1

COMPETENCIES4 R E A L POWER OR
(needed for next (needed for real (needed for achievement (needed by SUPPORTING?
unit or grade) life) or admissions or job tests) other subjects)
S9FE-IVa34: 1. describe the horizontal and SUPPORTING
vertical motions of a projectile;
S9FE-IVa35: 2. investigate the relationship SUPPORTING
between the angle of release and the
height and range of the projectile;
S9FE-IVb36: 3. relate impulse and SUPPORTING
momentum to collision of objects (e.g.,
vehicular collision);

S9FE-IVb37: 4. infer that the total SUPPORTING


momentum before and after collision is
equal;
S9FE-IVc38: 5. examine effects and predict POWER
causes of collision related
damages/injuries;
S9FE-IVc39: 6. explain energy SUPPORTING
transformation in various activities/events
(e.g., waterfalls, archery, amusement
rides);
S9FE-IVd40: 7. perform activities to SUPPORTING
demonstrate conservation of mechanical
energy;

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TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES WITH REAL

COMPETENCIES R E A L POWER OR
(needed for next (needed for real (needed for achievement (needed by other SUPPORTING?
unit or grade) life) or admissions or job tests) subjects)
S9FE-IVe41: 8. infer that the total POWER
mechanical energy remains the same
during any process;
S9FE-IVe42: 9. construct a model to SUPPORTING
demonstrate that heat can do work;

S9FE-IVf43: 10. infer that heat transfer SUPPORTING


can be used to do work, and that work
involves the release of heat;
S9FE-IVf44: 11. explain why machines are SUPPORTING
never 100-percent efficient;

S9FE-IVg45: 12. explain how heat transfer POWER


and energy transformation make heat
engines like geothermal plants work; and
S9FE-IVhj-46 : 13. explain how electrical POWER
energy is generated, transmitted, and
distributed.

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STEPS 2-4
CLUSTERING AND BUDGET OF TIME OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
(NO. OF DAYS)

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STEPS 2-4
CLUSTERING AND BUDGET OF TIME OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES
(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S9FE-IVc38: 5. examine effects and predict causes of collision related S9FE-IVa34: 1. describe the horizontal and vertical motions of a
(12 days) damages/injuries; projectile;
S9FE-IVa35: 2. investigate the relationship between the angle of
release and the height and range of the projectile;
S9FE-IVb36: 3. relate impulse and momentum to collision of
objects (e.g., vehicular collision);
S9FE-IVb37: 4. infer that the total momentum before and after
collision is equal;
2 S9FE-IVe41: 8. infer that the total mechanical energy remains the same S9FE-IVc39: 6. explain energy transformation in various
(8 days) during any process; activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, archery, amusement rides);
S9FE-IVd40: 7. perform activities to demonstrate conservation of
mechanical energy
3 S9FE-IVg45: 12. explain how heat transfer and energy transformation make S9FE-IVe42: 9. construct a model to demonstrate that heat can do
(8 days) heat engines like geothermal plants work; and work;

S9FE-IVf43: 10. infer that heat transfer can be used to do work, and
that work involves the release of heat;

S9FE-IVf44: 11. explain why machines are never 100-percent


efficient;
4 S9FE-IVhj-46 : 13. explain how electrical energy is generated, transmitted,
(12days) and distributed.
TOTAL: 40 days

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Grade 9 Q4 has 4 CLUSTERS OF 13
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 10 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

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CLUSTERING OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S9FE-IVc38: 5. examine effects and predict causes of collision related S9FE-IVa34: 1. describe the horizontal and vertical motions of a
(12 days) damages/injuries; projectile;
S9FE-IVa35: 2. investigate the relationship between the angle of
release and the height and range of the projectile;
S9FE-IVb36: 3. relate impulse and momentum to collision of
objects (e.g., vehicular collision);
S9FE-IVb37: 4. infer that the total momentum before and after
collision is equal;
2 S9FE-IVe41: 8. infer that the total mechanical energy remains the same S9FE-IVc39: 6. explain energy transformation in various
(8 days) during any process; activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, archery, amusement rides);
S9FE-IVd40: 7. perform activities to demonstrate conservation of
mechanical energy
3 S9FE-IVg45: 12. explain how heat transfer and energy transformation S9FE-IVe42: 9. construct a model to demonstrate that heat can do work;
(8 days) make heat engines like geothermal plants work; and
S9FE-IVf43: 10. infer that heat transfer can be used to do work, and that
work involves the release of heat;

S9FE-IVf44: 11. explain why machines are never 100-percent


efficient;
4 S9FE-IVhj-46 : 13. explain how electrical energy is generated,
(12 days) transmitted, and distributed.
TOTAL: 40 days
Grade 9 Q4 has 13 11 10 CORE
COMPETENCIES* (v2)
(other LCs moved to other units or levels)

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Grade 9 Q4 has 3 CLUSTERS OF 10
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 7 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?

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CLUSTERING OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S9FE-IVc38: 5. examine effects and predict causes of collision related S9FE-IVb36: 3. relate impulse and momentum to collision of
(12 days) damages/injuries; objects (e.g., vehicular collision);
S9FE-IVb37: 4. infer that the total momentum before and
MERGE AND REPHRASE
after collision is equal;
2 S9FE-IVe41: 8. infer that the total mechanical energy remains the same during S9FE-IVc39: 6. explain energy transformation in various
(8 days) any process; activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, archery, amusement
rides);
S9FE-IVd40: 7. perform activities to demonstrate
conservation of mechanical energy
3 S9FE-IVg45: 12. explain how heat transfer and energy transformation make heat S9FE-IVe42: 9. construct a model to demonstrate that heat can do
(8 days) engines like geothermal plants work; and work;

MERGE AND REPHRASE


S9FE-IVf43: 10. infer that heat transfer can be used to do work,
and that work involves the release of heat;
S9FE-IVf44: 11. explain why machines are never 100-
percent efficient;
TOTAL:
28 days

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CLUSTERING OF UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES STEPS 2-4

CLUSTER NO. POWER COMPETENCIES SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES


(NO. OF DAYS)
1 S9FE-IVc38: 5. examine effects and predict causes of collision related S9FE-IVb36: 3. relate impulse and momentum to collision of
(12 days) damages/injuries; objects (e.g., vehicular collision);
S9FE-IVb37: 4. infer that the total momentum before and
MERGE AND REPHRASE
after collision is equal;
2 S9FE-IVe41: 8. infer that the total mechanical energy remains the same during S9FE-IVc39: 6. explain energy transformation in various
(8 days) any process; activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, archery, amusement
rides);
3 S9FE-IVg45: 12. explain how heat transfer and energy transformation make heat S9FE-IVe42: 9. construct a model to demonstrate that heat can do
(8 days) engines like geothermal plants work; and work;

MERGE AND REPHRASE


S9FE-IVf43: 10. infer that heat transfer can be used to do work,
and that work involves the release of heat;

S9FE-IVf44: 11. explain why machines are never 100-


percent efficient;
TOTAL:
28 days

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?


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Grade 9 Q4 has 13 11 10 8 CORE
COMPETENCIES* (v3)
(other LCs merged and rephrased)

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Grade 9 Q4 has 2 CLUSTERS OF 8
CORE COMPETENCIES
FOR 6 WEEKS
NOTE: Number and schedule of clusters of competencies may be adjusted depending on term schedule.

LAMINAR OR TURBULENT FLOW?

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP
1 2 3 4

FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

RAPATAN2020
MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ INSTITUTIONAL


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES MATERIALS: CORE VALUES
DAYS)
OFFLINE ONLINE

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MAPPING ASSESSMENT AND ACTIVITIES WITH UNIT POWER AND SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSME PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTIONAL


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES NT CORE VALUES
DAYS) OFFLINE ONLINE

1 S9FE-Iv c-e 38-41: 5 S9FE-IVb36: 1. relate impulse and Multiple PEAC LM p. 34 PEAC LM p. 32 Efficient Use of
(12 days) & 8. infer that the momentum to collision of objects Choice ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE: Video Energy and
total mechanical (e.g., vehicular collision); Picture Analysis Analysis Conservation of
energy and MATERIAL: Pictures WEB LINK:
momentum remains and Graphic http;//www.youtube.c
Resources
the same during any Organizers om.watch?v=MbYoxTy
process; KD28
S9FE-IVb37: 2. infer that the total Short Essay PEAC LM p. 36 PEAC LM p. 35
momentum before and after ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
collision is equal; Collision Analysis Simulation Activity
MATERIAL: WEB LINK:
Worksheet https://phet.colorado.
edu/sims/collision-
lab/collision -
lab_en.html
S9FE-IVc39: 3. explain energy Short Essay PEAC LM p. 80 PEAC LM p. 78
transformation in various ACTIVITY TITLE: My ACTIVITY TITLE: How
activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, Highly Efficient Gasoline and Diesel
archery, amusement rides); Machine engine Work
MATERIAL: Home WEB LINK:
Appliances and Https://www.youtube.
Graphic Organizers com/watch?v=s2WGFE
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UNIT HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT AND VERTICAL LEARNING PROGRESSION

CLUSTER POWER SUPPORTING ASSESSMENT PEAC LM ACTIVITY/ MATERIALS: INSTITUTIONAL


NO.
(NO. OF COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES CORE VALUES
DAYS) OFFLINE ONLINE

1 S9FE-Iv c-e 38-41: 5 S9FE-IVb36: 1. relate impulse Multiple Choice PEAC LM p. 34 PEAC LM p. 32 Efficient Use of
(12 days) & 8. infer that the and momentum to collision of ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE: Video Energy and
total mechanical objects (e.g., vehicular Picture Analysis Analysis
collision); Conservation of
energy and MATERIAL: WEB LINK:
momentum remains Pictures and http;//www.youtube.co
Resources
the same during any Graphic m.watch?v=MbYoxTyKD
process; Organizers 28
S9FE-IVb37: 2. infer that the Short Essay PEAC LM p. 36 PEAC LM p. 35
total momentum before and ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE:
after collision is equal; Collision Analysis Simulation Activity
MATERIAL: WEB LINK:
Worksheet https://phet.colorado.e
du/sims/collision-
lab/collision -
lab_en.html
S9FE-IVc39: 3. explain energy Short Essay PEAC LM p. 80 PEAC LM p. 78
transformation in various ACTIVITY TITLE: ACTIVITY TITLE: How
activities/events (e.g., My Highly Gasoline and Diesel
waterfalls, archery, Efficient Machine engine Work
amusement rides); MATERIAL: Home WEB LINK:
Appliances and Https://www.youtube.c
Graphic om/watch?v=s2WGFEL
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OFFLINE ACTIVITY ONLINE ACTIVITY

p. 84 p. 88

G9 Science Q4: LC A3 explain energy transformation in various


activities/events (e.g., waterfalls, archery, amusement rides);
SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

…understanding analyze how M1. S9FE-IVf44: M.1 Guided M1. Text Analysis M1. Wise Reosurce
Q4 Heat, Work,
the relationship power plants 7. explain why Generalization Textbook/Websit Utilization
and Efficiency
among heat, generate and machines are es:https://mssimpso
work, and transmit electrical never 100- nheritage.weebly.co
energy m/uploads/2/3/6/1/2
efficiency percent efficient;
3611004/energy_effi
ciency_worksheets.p
df

T1. S9FE-IVf43: 8. T.1 Performance T1. Power Plant Journals/Videos


model and infer Task Case Studies
that heat transfer
can be used to do
work, and that
work involves the
release of heat;

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SAMPLE DIARY CURRICULUM MAP

…understanding analyze how S9FE-IVf44: 7. M.1 Guided Text Analysis Textbook/Websit Wise Resource
Q4 Heat, Work,
the relationship power plants explain why Generalization es:https://mssimpso Utilization
and Efficiency
among heat, generate and machines are nheritage.weebly.co
work, and transmit electrical never 100- m/uploads/2/3/6/1/2
energy 3611004/energy_effi
efficiency percent efficient; ciency_worksheets.p
df
S9FE-IVf43: 8.
T.4 Performance Power Plant Case
model and infer Journals/Videos
Task Studies
that heat transfer
can be used to do
work, and that
work involves the
release of heat;

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PEAC CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT

PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020

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SAMPLE QUARTERLY CALENDAR OF COMPETENCY CLUSTERS

SUBJECT: GRADE: SECTION: TEACHER: UNIT TOPIC:


SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ACQUISITION ACQUISITION ACQUISITION ACQUISITION ACQUISITION ACQUISITION
CLUSTER 1 CLUSTER 1 CLUSTER 1 CLUSTER 1 CLUSTER 1 REVIEW
OFFLINE - OFFLINE - OFFLINE – ONLINE –
TEXTBOOK TEXTBOOK TEXTBOOK YOUTUBE VIDEO
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
ACQUISITION TEST MAKING MAKING MEANING MAKING MEANING MAKING MEANING MAKING
MEANING CLUSTER 2 CLUSTER 2 CLUSTER 2 MEANING
CLUSTER 2 REVIEW

15 16 17 18 19 20 21
MAKING MEANING MAKING SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT PT ASSIGNMENT
CLUSTER 2 MEANING TEST CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3

22 23 24 25 26 27 28
SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT PT ASSIGNMENT
CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3

29 30 31 1 2 3 4
SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT SCAFFOLD FOR PT PT ASSIGNMENT
CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 3 CLUSTER 4 CLUSTER 4

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DEPED SUBJECT CG DEPED MELCS MATRIX

SCHOOL CURRICULUM SY 2020-2021

PEAC CERTIFICATION
ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT
PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020

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RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT OF
ALIGNMENT IN CURRICULUM MAP

FROM DEPED
CURRICULUM GUIDE (CG) FROM
FROM SUBJECT TEACHER FROM
DEPED
SCHOOL’S
CG
VISION
AND/OR AND
DEPED MISSION
MELCS

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GOAL:
TEACH
ENDURING
SKILLS FOR
WORK
AND LIFE
IN THE 21st
CENTURY
PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020

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ENSURE ENDURANCE OR TRANSFER
OF LEARNING BY DOING ANY OF THE
FF. WITH MELCS:

1. Unpack into sub-competencies/tasks


2. Repeat in another unit or grade level
3. Follow-up in higher grade levels
4. Cluster with other competencies
5. Merge with other competencies and
rephrase
6. Focus on skill rather than on content
7. Align with unit performance standard

PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020

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STREAMLINING FOR ENDURANCE / TRANSFER BY:
TECHNIQUE A. ALIGNING CONTENT TECHNIQUE B. IDENTIFYING POWER AND
STANDARD AND COMPETENCIES WITH SUPPORTING COMPETENCIES AND
PERFORMANCE STANDARD CLUSTERING THESE

STEPS:
1. Copy the Content and Performance Standards and write Unit
Topic.
2. Unpack the Transfer Goal and Performance Task from
Performance Standard. Then write in diagram.
3. Review DepEd CG/School Curriculum Map and take out
competencies that are not directly aligned with Performance
Standard. These competencies may already have been taught
or may be taught in another grade or unit.
4. Classify the remaining unit competencies in terms of AMT
Learning Goals. A & M with Content and T with Performance
Standard. Unpack when needed.
5. Unpack the EQ and EU and with M cluster of competencies,
establish link with Content Standard and Performance Task.
6. Cluster the A competencies and establish link with Content
Standard and Performance Task.
7. Determine assessments for A (QA type) and M (WW type).
PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020

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Never give up. Today is hard.
Tomorrow will be worse but
the day after tomorrow will be sunshine.
PEAC INSET 2017 14 June 2020 - Jack Ma
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