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Lesson 1 TTL2 1
Lesson 1 TTL2 1
TASK 1
I'd want to express my thoughts on this topic. This message offended me because
the so-called 'kabataan' are harshly insulting each other by criticizing their respective
candidates. They convey negative viewpoints that aggravate the situation. I've also
seen comments from young people where every politician is slandered, which is not
appropriate. Let us consider whatever we believe or want of a candidate we vote for
they all deserved to be recognized rather than discredited; it will only harm us more if
we continue to show disrespect to one another, and it may exacerbate the situation
we have now.
TASK 2: K TO 12 CURRICULUM FRAMEWORKS
A. Using repertory grids, present the units from the curriculum guide vis-à-vis its
identified 21st century skills and ICT tools that will enhance its acquisition.
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Napapahalagahan ang mga Pagpapahalaga sa Wika
tekstong pampanitikan at Panitikan
- F3PL-0a-j-4
Grade 4
Naisasalaysay muli ang
nabasang kuwento o teksto
nang may tamang Pag-unlad ng Talasalitaan
pagkakasunod-sunod at
nakagagawa ng poster
tungkol sa binasang teksto
-F4TA-0a-j-3
Grade 6
Nagagamit ang magagalang
na pananalita sa (Wikang Binibigkas)
pagpapahayag ng saloobin
- F6PS-Id-12.22
Nagagamit nang wasto ang
mga pangngalan at
panghalip sa pakikipag-usap Gramatika (Kayarian ng
sa iba’t ibang sitwasyon Wika)
- F6WG-Ia-d-2
Naibibigay ang kahulugan
ng pamilyar at di kilalang
salita sa pamamagitan ng
sitwasyong pinaggamitan Pag-unlad ng Talasalitaan
- F6PT-Ie-1.8
Naibabahagi ang karanasan
sa pagbasa upang
makahikayat ng
pagmamahal sa pagbasa ng Pagpapahalaga sa Wika,
panitikan at Panitikan
- F6PL-0a-j-5
As the 21st century skills are provided, there are many abilities that need to
be improved and applied. As I selected some learning competencies from the
Filipino framework, I believed that these main teaching competences can be
characterized and adapted to 21st century skills. It not only focuses on the
students' learning, but it also gives them and strengthens teachers'
enthusiasm.
Student A had commenced her course a few weeks later than her fellow students and had
missed out on background information about the course. She had not had any previous
problems with referencing in her home country and had not realised that there were different
referencing requirements in Australia. Student A said that each of her lecturers had
mentioned referencing and had shown the students where to get information on it. They had
not shown examples of correct practice, nor had they explained how to paraphrase.
Plagiarism had been mentioned as a ‘big issue’ in Australian universities. Student A said she
had looked briefly at the university’s Academic Dishonesty Policy but had thought that she
had understood what was required as she had not had any problem meeting the referencing
requirements in her previous course in her home country, where (according to her) students
were not required to cite sources in-text, but only supply a bibliography.
In nursing in [country withheld], the professor knows the information comes from
other text books, just at the end of our paper, we make our reference list. We don’t
use in-text referencing…In my university’s case, nursing should be based on text
books. Nursing is a very scientific area, so we should use books from the library. This
nursing course is more academic and cautious. [Our country] is more practical.
Student A’s main complaint about the handling of her case was the amount of stress and
extra work that the delay caused her. “I’m not upset by my mark; I’m upset by my late
response. [If it had been earlier] I might have done my other assignments better. At
that time I was doing another subject with the same lecturer – the problem happened
with my other assignment too. I did every assignment twice…I had to do assignments
all of my holidays.”
Student A had to resubmit a total of five assignments due to lack of in-text referencing
because her lecturer did not return her assignment promptly, nor alert her of the problems
with referencing. Meanwhile, she had submitted four other assignments. Student A now
understands what is expected of her regarding academic citation and believes that certain
measures could be taken to help overseas students particularly
…a special lecture, compulsory for overseas students [on referencing and plagiarism]
…I think there should be a time limit for lecturers to return work…students have a
duty for submission, so should lecturers
Basics of copyright and fair use guidelines for teachers:
The notion of fair use, which stems from section 107 of the 1976 Copyright Act (17 USC
107), is a major limitation of copyright. In layman's words, copyrighted works may be used
for teaching and instruction as long as they meet the following criteria:
It is of a non-commercial nature.
Just a small amount of the work is included, and
Doesn't quite obstruct the holder's ability to share the work.
Feel the need to tell the difference between fact and fiction.
Learn to not copy others work.
Maintain an effective online digital identity.
To inform their work, they should know how to discover, use, and cite
recognized and correct sources.
TASK 4: Explore the existing sample unit plan in Filipino.
1. Ask a sample unit plan in the assigned subject from your school.
2. Review existing language learning plans and identify some learning activities that
may enhance 21st century skills integration. Write these and discuss with the class.
The learning activities that I identified from the lesson plan include completing
activities outside of the classroom, using abilities that need intelligence and
mental speed, and enhancing the teacher's task. This activity will greatly assist
learners in becoming more motivated and learning to regard for their
environment. It will also provide them with new ideas and knowledge, try out
new and explore more as 21st century skills approach to them.
Task 5: Use K to 12 Curriculum for this task. Present the output in a table.
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