This daily lesson log outlines a lesson plan for teaching report writing. The objectives are to understand different types of reports, improve research and analysis skills, and enhance communication and organization abilities. The content focuses on various kinds of reports. Sample reports are used to demonstrate structure, organization, credible sourcing, and effective communication. Students practice identifying report components, analyzing sample structures, and brainstorming primary research methods. The goal is to enhance students' skills in gathering relevant information and creating well-structured, effective reports.
This daily lesson log outlines a lesson plan for teaching report writing. The objectives are to understand different types of reports, improve research and analysis skills, and enhance communication and organization abilities. The content focuses on various kinds of reports. Sample reports are used to demonstrate structure, organization, credible sourcing, and effective communication. Students practice identifying report components, analyzing sample structures, and brainstorming primary research methods. The goal is to enhance students' skills in gathering relevant information and creating well-structured, effective reports.
This daily lesson log outlines a lesson plan for teaching report writing. The objectives are to understand different types of reports, improve research and analysis skills, and enhance communication and organization abilities. The content focuses on various kinds of reports. Sample reports are used to demonstrate structure, organization, credible sourcing, and effective communication. Students practice identifying report components, analyzing sample structures, and brainstorming primary research methods. The goal is to enhance students' skills in gathering relevant information and creating well-structured, effective reports.
GRADES 1 to 12 School CABACAO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Grade Level 11 Quarter 2nd
DAILY LESSON Teacher SHARIBELLE A. MAGSINO Learning Area EAPP
LOG Teaching Date and Time November 28-Decemer 1, 2023
Session 1: Session 2: Session 3: Session 4:
I. OBJECTIVES A. Content Standards The learner understands the principles and uses of surveys, experiments, and scientific observations. B. Performance Standards The learner produces a well written report for various disciplines. Determines the objectives and structures of various kinds of reports (CS_EN11/12A-EAPPIIe-j-6): a. Determine the objectives of various types of reports. C. Learning b. Identify and establish the appropriate structure for different types of reports. Competencies/Objectives c. Improve research and analysis skills for gathering relevant information in report writing. d. Enhance communication and organization skills to create well-structured and effective reports. II. CONTENT VARIOUS KINDS OF REPORTS III. LEARNING RESOURCES A. References 1. TG’s Pages 2. LM’s Pages 3. Textbook’s Pages B. Other Resources IV. PROCEDURES Begin the lesson by briefly Begin the lesson by briefly Begin the lesson by briefly Begin the lesson by briefly reviewing the importance of reviewing the importance of reviewing the importance of research reviewing the importance of research effective report writing and the research and analysis skills in report and analysis skills in report writing. and analysis skills in report writing. different types of reports covered in writing. 1. Reviewing previous lesson or the previous class. presenting the new lesson Ask students to recall the key Ask students to recall the key Ask students to recall the key components of a report and the types components of a report and the types Ask students to recall the key components of a report and the types of research sources discussed in the of research sources discussed in the components of a report and its of research sources discussed in the previous class. previous class. overall structure. previous class. Explain to the students that the .Explain to the students that the purpose of the lesson is to enhance purpose of the lesson is to enhance their research and analysis skills to their communication and gather relevant information for organization skills to create well- 2. Establishing the purpose of report writing. structured and effective reports. . the lesson Emphasize the importance of Emphasize the significance of clear conducting thorough research to and coherent writing in conveying support their ideas and arguments in information effectively reports. 3. Presenting Provide examples of different types Provide examples of well-structured examples/instances of the of reports and discuss the role of reports, such as academic research research in each. papers, business reports, and case studies. Show sample reports that demonstrate the use of research to Discuss the features that make these gather relevant information, such as reports effective, including logical statistical data, expert opinions, and organization, coherence, and new lesson case studies. appropriate use of headings and subheadings. Engage students in a brief discussion about the Display sample reports and highlight significance of incorporating the organization and structure of credible sources in their reports. each section. Introduce the concept of primary and Introduce the concept of report secondary research sources. organization and structure, including the importance of an introduction, Explain the difference between the body, and conclusion. two and provide examples of each. Discuss the purpose and content of Discuss various methods of each section, emphasizing the need conducting primary research, such as for a clear thesis statement, surveys, interviews, and supporting evidence, and a concise experiments. summary of key findings. Engage students in a group activity Engage students in a group activity 4. Discussing new concepts and where they brainstorm and discuss where they analyze and identify the practicing new skills #1 potential primary research methods organization and structure of a for a given report topic. sample report. Encourage critical thinking by Encourage critical thinking by asking questions such as: asking questions such as: ● What are the advantages and ● How does the organization of disadvantages of using primary the report contribute to its research sources? effectiveness? ● When would it be appropriate to ● What strategies can you use to use primary research instead of ensure smooth transitions relying solely on secondary between sections? sources? Introduce the concept of secondary research sources, including books, 5. Discussing new concepts and scholarly articles, online databases, practicing new skills #2 and reputable websites.
Discuss strategies for effectively
searching and evaluating secondary sources.
Provide students with a sample
report topic and ask them to identify and evaluate potential secondary sources they would use to gather relevant information.
Facilitate a class discussion where
students share their findings and explain their rationale for selecting specific sources.
Encourage critical thinking by
asking questions such as: ● How can you determine if a source is reliable and trustworthy? ● What are the potential challenges of using secondary research sources? 6. Developing Mastery Divide the class into small groups. Divide the class into pairs or small groups. Assign each group a different report topic or scenario. Provide each group with a specific report topic or scenario. In their groups, students will conduct research using a combination of In their groups, students will primary and secondary sources to collaboratively create an outline for gather relevant information. their report, focusing on the organization and structure of each Students will then compile their section. findings and develop an outline or summary of the key points they Each group will present their would include in their reports. outlines, explaining their rationale for organizing the report in that Each group will present their particular way. research process, including the sources they used and the Encourage peer feedback and information they found most discussion on the effectiveness of valuable. the proposed structures. Encourage peer feedback and discussion among the groups. Facilitate a brief discussion on how Facilitate a brief discussion on the research and analysis skills are importance of effective applicable in various real-life communication and organization situations, such as making informed skills in various contexts, such as 7. Finding practical applications decisions, understanding current writing project proposals, business of concepts and skills in daily events, or evaluating arguments. plans, or academic papers. living Encourage students to share personal Encourage students to share personal examples or experiences where experiences or examples where these research played a crucial role in their skills are valuable in their daily decision-making processes. lives. Summarize the key points discussed Summarize the key points discussed in the lesson, emphasizing the in the lesson, emphasizing the importance of communication and importance of research and analysis organization skills in creating well- skills in report writing. 8. Generalizing and abstractions structured reports. about the lesson Encourage students to reflect on how Encourage students to reflect on how improving these skills can enhance improving these skills can benefit their academic and professional them in their academic and pursuits. professional endeavors. Conduct a quick quiz or short Provide a short written exercise or written exercise to assess students' quiz to assess students' understanding of the different types understanding of research and Conduct a quick written exercise or of reports and their structures. analysis skills in the context of quiz to assess students' 9. Evaluating Learning report writing. understanding of report organization Review the answers together as a Review the answers together as a and paragraph coherence. class and address any class, addressing any misconceptions misconceptions or areas of or areas of difficulty. difficulty. Assign students to write a short Assign students to independently report on a given topic using the conduct research on a given report appropriate structure for the assigned topic and compile an annotated 10. Additional Activities for report type. bibliography of credible secondary Application or Remediation sources. Provide feedback and suggestions for improvement on their reports in Provide feedback on their annotated the next class. bibliographies in the next class. V. REFLECTION A. No. of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation. B. No. of learners who require additional activities for remediation who scored below 80%. C. Did the remedial lessons work? No. of learners who have caught up with the lesson. D. No. of learners who continue to require remediation. E. Which of my teaching strategies worked well? Why did this work? F. What difficulties did I encounter which my principal or supervisor can help me solve? G. What innovation or localized materials did I use/discover which I wish to share with other teachers?
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SHARIBELLE A. MAGSINO WENEFREDA C. DE JESUS ELMER E. MAGBANUA