1. The document outlines an English 1 curriculum for grade 1 that covers 10 topics including introduction to the book, parts of a book, prefixes and suffixes, contextual clues, word banks, glossaries, tables of content, learning the ABCs, learning to write, and the sounds of letters.
2. It provides the content, process, and product/outcome for each topic. The processes include applying information, identification, regulation, using contextual clues, using a word bank, and applying correct pronunciation. The products ensure learners can perform tasks like reading information, recognizing parts of a book, and bringing out word meanings.
3. The document also includes insights on the three curriculum approaches of content, process,
1. The document outlines an English 1 curriculum for grade 1 that covers 10 topics including introduction to the book, parts of a book, prefixes and suffixes, contextual clues, word banks, glossaries, tables of content, learning the ABCs, learning to write, and the sounds of letters.
2. It provides the content, process, and product/outcome for each topic. The processes include applying information, identification, regulation, using contextual clues, using a word bank, and applying correct pronunciation. The products ensure learners can perform tasks like reading information, recognizing parts of a book, and bringing out word meanings.
3. The document also includes insights on the three curriculum approaches of content, process,
1. The document outlines an English 1 curriculum for grade 1 that covers 10 topics including introduction to the book, parts of a book, prefixes and suffixes, contextual clues, word banks, glossaries, tables of content, learning the ABCs, learning to write, and the sounds of letters.
2. It provides the content, process, and product/outcome for each topic. The processes include applying information, identification, regulation, using contextual clues, using a word bank, and applying correct pronunciation. The products ensure learners can perform tasks like reading information, recognizing parts of a book, and bringing out word meanings.
3. The document also includes insights on the three curriculum approaches of content, process,
Name: Ceman Dejamo Tudlasan Teacher: Ms. Josefina V. Lumasac
Date: 02/05/2023
1. Make an inventory of curriculum approach on content, process, and
product.
Title: English 1 Grade level: 1
No. Content Process Product/Outcome Applying The learners will 1 Introduction Information be able to read about the book about some info about the book. Identification of The learners will 2 Parts of a book the book’s part be able to recognize the parts of the book Regulate The learners will 3 Prefixes, stems prefixes, stems be able to and suffixes and suffixes recognize the contrast of prefixes, stems and suffixes To bring out the The learners will 4 Contextual clues meaning of a be able to bring word through the out the meaning contextual clues through context clues Using word The learners will bank, they can be able to 5 Word bank easily scan perform the words that they correct are not familiar pronunciation and their proper and recognize pronunciation. the words. To easily search The learners will words and the be able to 6 Glossary proper perform the pronunciation correct pronunciation and recognize the words. To identify the The learners will topics of the have an insight 7 Table of content book. of what is the content of the book. The learners will be able to read. 8 Learning the To identify the ABC alphabet
The learners will
Learning to To be able to be able to write 9 write. write the words using the alphabet alphabet
The learners will
be able to The sound of the Applying the recognize the 10 letters correct vowels sound pronunciation of and consonants each word and letters
2. Write insights on the three approaches to curriculum.
My insight of the three approaches are: First, approach is the content which embodied the topics second, process it is how you deliver or to apply the knowledge to learners and third approach is the product which, is the result of the given knowledge and topics. 3. Why is curriculum mapping important? It allows teachers and administrator to grasp the teaching methods and the balance between content across curricula.