St. Vincent’s High School of Bonifacio, Misamis Occidental, Inc.
7215 Poblacion, Bonifacio, Misamis Occidental,Inc.
“Your Partner in Christian Formation since 1946”
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LEARNING PLAN
Subject: English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP)
Grade Level: Senior High School
Week: 3
Topic: Reading Strategies and Summarizing Academic Texts
Competency: Uses various techniques in summarizing academic texts; outlines reading texts in various disciplines.
I. Learning Objectives
Apply reading strategies (skimming, scanning, SQ3R).
Identify and summarize key ideas.
Outline main and supporting details.
II. Content
Reading strategies: skimming, scanning, close reading
Summarizing techniques: paraphrasing, note-taking
Outlining information from texts
III. Learning Resources
Materials:
Discipline-based texts (Science, History, Literature)
SQ3R reading strategy guide
Summary and outline templates
Sample summaries and outlines
References:
EAPP Textbook
DepEd Curriculum Guide
IV. Learning Procedures
A. Introduction (10 minutes)
Ask students: "How do you usually study or review a text?"
Introduce reading strategies and their purposes.
B. Presentation (15 minutes)
Discuss different strategies (skimming, scanning, SQ3R).
Show how to outline and summarize a text.
C. Guided Practice (15 minutes)
In pairs, read a short academic text and apply one strategy.
Fill in outline and summary worksheets.
D. Independent Practice (10 minutes)
Students apply a strategy on a new text independently.
Write a 5-sentence summary.
E. Generalization (5 minutes)
Discuss how outlining and summarizing help with comprehension.
Reflect on preferred strategy and why.
V. Assessment
Formative Assessment:
Summary of a short academic text
Completed outline worksheet
Peer feedback on summary clarity
Rubric:
- Completeness of outline (5 pts)
- Accuracy of summary (5 pts)
- Grammar and structure (5 pts)
VI. Assignment
Title: Summary and Outline Practice
Instructions:
1. Read the assigned academic article provided by the teacher.
2. Write a 5–7 sentence summary of the article.
3. Create an outline showing the main idea and 3 supporting points.
Submission: Next meeting