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Explain: Speaking and writing are known as the productive skills as they both require some
form of language output, while reading and listening are known as the receptive skills.
Alternatively, you may also find the productive skills referred to as the active skills and the
receptive skills referred to as the passive skills.
While representing is also part of productive skills it enables students to communicate their
ideas visually through a variety of media, including charts, posters,
And viewing is receptive because it focuses on student communication of their
understanding of the meaning of communications from others.
II. Abstract
LESSON 2
II . Abstract
IV . APPLY
Learning Teaching Title of the Description of
Competencies Method Used Activity the Activity
YLANAN, JEMARK B.
IV. APPLY
Step 1: Analyze
My goals are for them to really understand my lesson very well and to gain extra and more
knowledge about my lesson.
1B. What are the relevant characteristics of your learners that you will consider?
I will consider those students with lower thinking capacity because there are students that very
slow on analyzing the lesson easily, so we have to consider them as well.
Step 2: Design
Content Standards
Grammar Awareness- Demonstrates understanding and knowledge of language
grammar and usage when speaking and/or writing.
B. Performance Objective
2B. How will you measure if students have achieved these objectives? What assessment tools and
processes will you use?
I will measure them by assessing them using quiz or oral recitation.
Step 3: Develop
I will integrate ICT to my lesson so that they will easily understand my topic.
Step 5: Evaluate
5A: What feedback did you receive? What would you change about your plan?
5B: What would you need to watch out for when you implement it?
Gender (male or female) - Studies show that boys learn differently than
girls. Brain scans tell part of the story. In general, more areas of girls' brains,
including the cerebral cortex (responsible for memory, attention, thought, and
language) are dedicated to verbal functions.
Parents‛ education - Parents are also the most important teachers for their
children; Children learn the most from their parents. Children learn things that
their parents try to teach them that is why it is very important that parents
have at least knowledge on how to teach them properly such as how to count
numbers. Children also learn things just by watching their parents and
copying what they do.
Health and nutrition status - Children who are unhealthy are at higher risk
for school problems than students who are free from medical
problems. Students with poor health have a higher probability of school
failure, grade retention, and dropout. The relationship between student health
and academic success is complex.
Innate potential and capacities- Everyone learns differently. No two brains
are alike. The brain is made up of many different networks that help learning.
Some people learn better by seeing, others learn better by hearing and still
others need to do something in order to really learn new information.