Professional Documents
Culture Documents
I. Overview
(Gist of the lesson, brief explanation of the objectives, composed of not more than ten sentences)
II. Learning Objectives
At the end of one-hour class period, 90% of the students will be able
to:
enable the students to appreciate the poem
A- reflects the abstraction
M- reflects the valuing
T- reflects the application
IV. Methodology/Strategy
Amen.
2. Greetings
Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, Ma’am/Sir!
3. Checking of attendance
B. Activity
(motivational games that will prompt the lesson)
C. Analysis
(asking questions to the students to reveal the topic of
the day)
D. Abstraction (assume possible responses of the students; do not
(discussion proper) only write “the students response will vary”)
E. Application
(students’ creative way of showing their takeaways
from the lesson)
F. Generalization
(summarizing the lesson, reviewing important
terminologies and concepts)
G. Valuing
(an activity that will make the students realize the
values integrated to the lesson)
H. Assessment
(short written assessment)
I. Assignment
(assignment related to the discussed topic or to the
next lesson) dog eaters