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DepEd Order 42 s. 2016: Daily Lesson Prep

DepEd Order No. 42 s. 2016 provides policy guidelines for daily lesson preparation in the K to 12 Basic Education Program. It requires that all lesson plans answer what should be taught, how it should be taught, and how learning should be assessed. Lesson plans must be based on the curriculum guide and use various instructional strategies and formative assessments. The order also outlines the parts of a lesson plan including objectives, review, lesson content, and assessment. It emphasizes features of K to 12 such as spiral progression and differentiated instruction. Teachers are expected to integrate ICT and submit either detailed lesson plans or a daily lesson log depending on their experience level.

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DepEd Order 42 s. 2016: Daily Lesson Prep

DepEd Order No. 42 s. 2016 provides policy guidelines for daily lesson preparation in the K to 12 Basic Education Program. It requires that all lesson plans answer what should be taught, how it should be taught, and how learning should be assessed. Lesson plans must be based on the curriculum guide and use various instructional strategies and formative assessments. The order also outlines the parts of a lesson plan including objectives, review, lesson content, and assessment. It emphasizes features of K to 12 such as spiral progression and differentiated instruction. Teachers are expected to integrate ICT and submit either detailed lesson plans or a daily lesson log depending on their experience level.

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DepEd Order No. 42 s.

2016: Policy Guidelines on Daily Lesson Preparation for the K to 12 Basic


Education Program

Highlights:

1. All Lesson Plans shall answer the following questions: (a) What should be taught? (b) How it should be
taught? (c) How should learning be assessed?

*What Should be Taught?*

- teachers must have deep understanding of the Curriculum Guide (CG) which will be followed for
synchronization of teaching & learning process.

*How it Shout be Taught?*

- teachers must use different instructional strategies and instructional methods in delivery of "what
should be taught?

*How Should Learning be Assessed*?

- Preparation of lesson plans should be in toe to toe with preparation of formative assessment plans
which specifically targets the objectives as indicated in DO 8 s. 2015

2. Parts of the Lesson Plan

(a) Before the Lesson - this includes: Review, Clarification of Concepts from previous lesson, Introducing
of New Lesson, Connecting previous lesson with new lesson, and Stating of Lesson Objectives to
learners.

(b) Lesson Proper - main part of the lesson. Explaining, modeling, demonstrating and illustrating of
concepts, ideas, skills or processes that students should internalize.

(c) After the Lesson - or lesson closing; "end" of the lesson. Teachers may either summarize or ask the
students to summarize what has been learned. Lesson mastery is assessed during this part.

3. Instructional Models, Strategies and Methods

-Instructional Model refers to the teacher's philosophical orientation in teaching i.e. Theories of learning

-Instructional Strategy refers to the teaching approach influenced by the different theories of learning.
i.e. What is used inside the classroom to achieve the objectives of the lesson.

-Instructional Method refers to the specific activity done by the teacher and learners in the classroom.

*Strategies*

- Direct Instruction

- Indirect Instruction

- Interactive Instruction

- Experiential Instruction

- Independent Study

4. Emphasis of K to 12 Features such as (a) Spiral Progression, (b) Constructivism, (c) Differentiated
Instruction and (d) Contextualization

5. ICT Integration - preparation of daily lessons may be computerized or handwritten. Schools are
(encouraged) to use ICTs to store the lessons made by the teachers. Creation of a databank/database of
lesson plans and the like. Teachers may use ICT in integrating different parts of the lesson.
6. Daily Lesson Log (DLL) - teachers with at least 1 year of teaching experience (private or public) are not
required to make a Detailed Lesson Plan (DLP) instead they are required to fill out a weekly Daily Lesson
Log (DLL).

7. Specified Parts of the DLL

a) Objectives

b) Content

c) Learning Resources

d) Procedures (10 parts that needs to be accomplished within the course of the week) such as:

- review, connecting of new lesson from old.

- establishing purpose for the lesson in order to motivate learners.

- presenting examples/instances for the purpose of clarification of concepts.

- discussing new concepts leading to first formative assessment.

- continuation of the discussion of new concepts leading to the second formative assessment to show
depth in the lesson.

- developing mastery, which leads to the third formative assessment.

- finding practical application of concepts and skills.

- making generalization & abstractions

- evaluating learning from the three types of objectives and

- additional activities for application or remediation based on the formative assessments.

e) Remarks

f) Reflection - requires teachers to reflect on and assess the effectiveness of the teaching-learning
process. The teacher should make notes on the number of learners who earned 80% in the evaluation,
those who require additional activities for remediation etc.

8. Newly-Hired Teachers shall use the DLP for 1 year until after they have received a rating of "Very
Satisfactory" within the RPMS.

9. DLL/DLP shall be part of the RPMS

10. DepEd Ownership Clause - No part of this DepEd Order in any form or means should be sold or used
to obtain profit or equivalent by an individual or group. Any violation shall be dealt with accordingly.

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The focus on formative assessment is significant because it allows continuous monitoring of student progress and understanding, providing immediate feedback to both teachers and students. It is a tool for diagnosing learning gaps and informing instructional adjustments. By including formative assessments at multiple stages, teachers can fine-tune instruction to meet learning objectives effectively and ensure students are mastering content incrementally .

The DLL procedures include reviewing previous lessons, connecting new lessons with prior knowledge, establishing the purpose of the lesson to motivate learners, presenting examples for concept clarification, and conducting discussions leading to formative assessments. Teachers also focus on developing mastery, applying concepts practically, making generalizations, evaluating learning outcomes, and designing additional activities for application or remediation .

Lesson plan validation and quality assurance are addressed through the structured planning of lesson parts and assessments, thorough alignment with curriculum guides, and the RPMS for performance reviews. The requirement for newly hired teachers to achieve a 'Very Satisfactory' rating ensures a consistent standard of teaching quality, while reflections on teaching effectiveness support ongoing improvement .

Instructional models provide the overarching philosophy guiding teacher actions. Strategies translate these models into concrete approaches in the classroom, while methods are the specific activities executed within these strategies. For instance, direct instruction facilitates clear and structured teaching for basic concepts, while interactive instruction aids in developing critical thinking through student interaction. Experiential and indirect methods foster deeper learning and independence, aligning with diverse educational theories and learning styles .

Requiring newly hired teachers to use a Detailed Lesson Plan (DLP) for their first year is intended to ensure they develop a comprehensive understanding of lesson planning and instructional delivery. This requirement aims to help them achieve a 'Very Satisfactory' rating within the Results-Based Performance Management System (RPMS), ensuring quality teaching standards are maintained. It also provides them a structured approach to developing their teaching skills through detailed preparation and reflection .

The order recommends integrating ICT in lesson preparation through computerized lesson plans and creating a databank for easy access and retrieval. This method encourages the use of digital tools to organize and present lesson components, potentially enhancing teacher productivity and lesson quality. ICT usage can facilitate the incorporation of multimedia resources, support innovative teaching methods, and encourage collaboration among teachers by sharing digital resources .

The order encourages flexibility by advocating for the use of diverse instructional strategies and methods, such as direct, indirect, interactive, experiential instructions, and independent study, enabling teachers to select the most effective approach for their students' varied needs. Teachers are also encouraged to integrate ICT, supporting creative and adaptive teaching, and align lessons with the principles of differentiated instruction and contextualization .

Reflection serves as a critical part of the teaching-learning process by encouraging teachers to evaluate the effectiveness of their instructional methods and student learning outcomes. It involves analyzing which students met the learning objectives, identifying those needing further assistance, and planning subsequent steps for instruction and remediation. Implementing reflection helps teachers improve and adapt strategies for better educational outcomes .

The 'Lesson Proper' includes explaining, modeling, demonstrating, and illustrating ideas, concepts, skills, or processes that students need to internalize. These components are crucial for presenting new information in a structured manner, providing guided practice, and ensuring that students can process and apply the knowledge or skills they have acquired, thereby setting the stage for assessment and feedback .

DepEd Order No. 42 s. 2016 integrates these principles by emphasizing their application throughout the lesson planning process. Spiral progression allows for concepts to be revisited with increasing complexity, aiding in solidifying learning over time. Constructivism is applied through instructional methods enabling students to build upon prior knowledge. Differentiated instruction ensures that the diverse needs of students are met by adapting lessons to different learning styles and levels. Contextualization involves linking lessons to real-world scenarios, making learning more relevant for the students .

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