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>These are the members of the Group.
Group 1
*Mam Jocelyn Abadilla
*Sir Albert Quiniones
*Sir Jubail Cancilllar >1 representative from each group will pick a number
Group 2 who will be the first to guess.
*Mam Lea Dela Cruz
*Mam Camille Bugnot >Each group has a chance to pick any letter from the
*Mam Cecilia Miclat alphabet. The correct alphabets mentioned will appear
Group 3 on the screen to give a hint to Guess the Phrase.
*Sir Ronald Torres
*Sir Gener Romero >One letter per group. If the group picked a correct
*Sir Richard Gopez letter, they will have a 5-second guess of the phrase.
Group 4
*Sir Sam Serquiña >If the guess is correct, the group will get the score
*Mam Maria Pamittan but if not, we will proceed to the next group until they
guessed the phrase.
*Mam Cecile Gacutan
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P E R M V E
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ACTIVE LEARNING
• Growing from developments in adult, cognitive, and
educational research, active learning responds to
traditional lecture formats with more engaged activities
that invite students to participate in learning, including
developing conceptual awareness, applying knowledge
through experience, and transferring skills across
contexts. (https://poorvucenter.yale.edu/FacultyResources/Teaching-Strategies)
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DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION
• Differentiated instruction is a popular and effective
teaching strategy that involves reacting to the
diverse learning styles in every classroom with
adjusted content and
processes.(https://www.prodigygame.com/main-en/blog/teaching-strategies/)
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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
• Every classroom has a wide range of levels and
learning styles, which can be difficult for any
teacher to effectively address. Use experiential
learning activities to counter student
disengagement and get them involved in the
learning process.
(https://www.prodigygame.com/main-en/blog/teaching-strategies/)
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FLIPPED CLASSROOM
• In a flipped classroom, material typically explored in
lecture is delivered outside of class through media
like video lectures or digital modules. Class time then
focuses on developing knowledge through active
learning strategies like discussion or group activities.
Flipping the classroom has been shown to improve
students' conceptual grasp of content beyond
memorization and basic knowledge, and to improve
the diversity and inclusivity of the classroom climate.
(https://poorvucenter.yale.edu/FacultyResources/Teaching-Strategies)
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