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Effective Lesson Planning Guide

The document outlines the essential components and steps for creating effective lesson plans in English and Filipino, emphasizing the importance of clear learning objectives, engaging activities, and assessment strategies. It highlights various types of lesson plans and pedagogical approaches, while encouraging teachers to tailor their plans to meet the specific needs of their students. Key points include the necessity for alignment among objectives, strategies, and assessments, as well as the importance of reflection and adaptability in lesson planning.
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Effective Lesson Planning Guide

The document outlines the essential components and steps for creating effective lesson plans in English and Filipino, emphasizing the importance of clear learning objectives, engaging activities, and assessment strategies. It highlights various types of lesson plans and pedagogical approaches, while encouraging teachers to tailor their plans to meet the specific needs of their students. Key points include the necessity for alignment among objectives, strategies, and assessments, as well as the importance of reflection and adaptability in lesson planning.
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Pre-internship Readiness Enhancement

Program

Lesson Planning
in English and
Filipino
Dr. Aphrodite A. Bechayda
Vinisitahan National High School
Bacacay East

PREP [Link]@[Link]
Draw Your Plan

If a lesson plan were a


thing, what would it be?
What is a Lesson Plan?

A lesson plan is the teacher’s


road map of what students
need to learn and how it will
be done effectively during
the class time.
Lesson Plan Three Key Components
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Identify the learning objectives


Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Learning objectives
 Clearly stated
 Important learning objectives
 Achievable
 Demonstrable and measurable
 Fair and equitable
 Linked to content standards and
performance standards
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
Thinking Level Description
(from lower-order Action Verbs
to higher-order)
Remembering Recognizing or recalling
knowledge, facts or concepts.

Verbs: define, describe, identify,


label, list, match, name, outline,
recall, recognize, reproduce,
select, state, locate
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
Thinking Level Description
(from lower-order Action Verbs
to higher-order)
Understanding Constructing meaning from
instructional messages.

Verbs: illustrate, defend,


compare, distinguish, estimate,
explain, classify, generalize,
interpret, paraphrase, predict,
rewrite, summarize, translate
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
Thinking Level Description
(from lower-order Action Verbs
to higher-order)
Applying Using ideas and concepts to solve
problems.

Verbs: implement, organize,


dramatize, solve, construct,
demonstrate, discover, manipulate,
modify, operate, predict, prepare,
produce, relate, show, solve,
choose
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
Thinking Level Description
(from lower- Action Verbs
order to higher-
order)
Analyzing Breaking something down into
components, seeing relationships
and an overall structure.

Verbs: analyze, break down,


compare, select, contrast,
deconstruct, discriminate,
distinguish, identify, outline
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Thinking Level Description


(from lower- Action Verbs
order to higher-
order)
Evaluating Making judgments based on criteria
and standards.

Verbs: rank, assess, monitor, check,


test, judge
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
Thinking Level Description
(from lower- Action Verbs
order to higher-
order)
Creating Reorganize diverse elements to
form a new pattern or structure.

Verbs: generate, plan, compose,


develop, create, invent, organize,
construct, produce, compile, design,
devise
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Plan the specific learning


activities
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

 What will I do to explain the


Plan the topic?
specific
 What will I do to illustrate the
learning
topic in a different way?
activities
 How can I engage students in the
topic?
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

 What are some relevant real-life


Plan the examples, analogies, or situations
specific that can help students
understand the topic?
learning
activities  What will students need to do to
help them understand the topic
better?
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Activity: Interaction with content


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Activity: Interaction with digital content


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Activity: Interaction with others


Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
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Activity: Problem solving and Critical


thinking
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Activity: Reflection
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
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Plan to assess student understanding


Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

The number and type of


assessment tasks that will best
enable students to demonstrate
learning objectives for the lesson.
Examples of different assessments
Formative and/or summative
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

The criteria and standards that


will be used to make assessment
judgements.
 Rubrics
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Student roles in the assessment


process
 Self-assessment
 Peer assessment
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

The provision of feedback


Giving feedback to students on how
to improve their learning, as well as
giving feedback to instructors how
to refine their teaching.
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Plan to sequence the lesson in an


engaging and meaningful manner
Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan
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Create realistic timeline


Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

Plan for a lesson closure


Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

During the class: Presenting your lesson plan


Steps for Preparing a Lesson Plan

After the class: Reflecting on your lesson plan


Key Points

 A lesson plan is a map and mirror of teaching


readiness.

 It ensures alignment among objectives, strategies,


and assessments.

 For English and Filipino majors: lesson plans must


reflect language-specific pedagogy
(communicative, interactive, and contextual).
Key Points

 Lesson planning demonstrates mastery,


organization, and commitment

“Never copy a plan blindly. Write with your own class


in mind—its learners, needs, and context.”
Types of Lesson Plan

By Time Frame


Daily lesson plans
Weekly lesson plans
Unit plans
Types of Lesson Plan

By Level of Details


Detailed Lesson Plans
Semi-Detailed Lesson Plans
Brief Lesson Plans
Types of Lesson Plan

By Pedagogical Approach


Understanding by Design
4 As Lesson Plans
5 Es Lesson Plans

By Subject or Context


The Lesson Plans
Story Reading Framework
I. OBJECTIVES
[Link] MATTER
A. Reading Selection
B. References
C. Skills
D. Values
E. Materials
C. Post-Reading Activities
III. PROCEDURES
1. Comprehension Check
A. Pre- Reading Activities
2. Literary Extender
1. Unlocking of Difficulties
3. Skills Development
2. Motivation
4. Application/ Across the Curriculum
3. Motive Question
5. Generalization
B. During Reading Activities
IV. EVALUATION
V. ASSIGNMENT
The Lesson Plans
4 As Lesson Plan 3 Ps Lesson Plan
I. OBJECTIVES I. OBJECTIVES
[Link] MATTER [Link] MATTER
A. Topic A. Topic
B. References B. References
C. Skills C. Skills
D. Materials D. Materials
III. PROCEDURES III. PROCEDURES
A. Activity A. Review
B. Analysis B. Presentation
C. Abstraction C. Practice
D. Application D. Production
E. Generalization E. Generalization
IV. EVALUATION IV. EVALUATION
V. ASSIGNMENT V. ASSIGNMENT
The Lesson Plans
The Lesson Plans
The Lesson Plans
The Lesson Plans
The Lesson Plans
The Lesson Plans
The Lesson Plans
Let’s Try This
Critique the literary piece “The Last Leaf” using the Reader-
Response approach (English 10, Quarter 3

Nasusuri ang akdang pampanitikan batay sa pananaw ng


isang mambabasa (F10PB-IIg-h-66)

Objectives
(Learning Outcomes) Learning Assessment

Learning Experience
Let’s Try This
English Competencies

EN10RC-Ia-1 – Determine the meaning of words and expressions that reflect the
local culture by noting context clues.

EN10LT-IIb-17 – Analyze how the elements of a story (character, setting, plot,


conflict, and theme) contribute to the overall meaning of the text.

Filipino Competencies

F10PN-Ia-b-85 – Naipaliliwanag ang mga kaisipan sa napakinggang akda batay


sa taglay nitong katangian ng wika at kulturang kinabibilangan.

F10WG-IIa-4 – Nakasusulat ng sanaysay na naglalahad ng sariling pananaw o


damdamin hinggil sa isang napapanahong isyu sa lipunan.
Remember…

✅ Be authentic

✅ Align everything

✅ Be realistic

✅ Be flexible

✅ Be reflective
Remember…

A good lesson plan is alive—


it evolves as your learners
grow.
References

Singapore Management University. (2025). Lesson Planning.


[Link]

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University of Michigan Center for Research on Learning and Teaching. Strategies for effective
Lesson Planning. [Link]

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