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Following the sample lesson flow presented in our discussion for this lesson, plan a sample lesson guide
for the
Describe the development of measurement from the primitive to the present international system of
units.
Start by writing your lesson objectives. What do you want your students to do? You may refer
to the cell
anatomy example we discussed in this lesson to get a good grasp of how learning objectives sound like.
There is no
fixed number of objectives for any lesson that you might plan, but see to it that your students can
achieve them within
the given time period (usually one hour for junior high school subjects).
2. Compare the different methods of measurement from primitive to the present international system of
units.
Now identify the different types of knowledge you would need for this lesson:
system.
Pedagogical knowledge — Ability to facilitate different teaching strategies through collaborative learning
and classroom management.
Finally, list down some activities that you can let your students do, applying the TPACK framework:
1. I will break down the class into five groups. And assign them different topics on the various methods
used by
primitive people to measure things and relate those methods to the present. I want them to research by
using
2. In doing research, the quality of their content should be from a reliable website or source.
3. Students are expected to present their gathered information through a PowerPoint presentation.
4. After all the presentations, they will upload/share their file in Messenger to let their classmates view
their
presentations