LESSON PLAN METHODS e. Evaluate b.

Presentation
Process-Oriented c. Hypothesis
TLP (Teaching Learning Process) a. Preparation d. Gathering Data
a. Preparation b. Introduction e. Discussion
b. Presentation c. Activity Proper f. Summary
c. Assimilation d. Processing g. Application
d. Generalization e. Synthesis
e. Application f. Input Giving Discovery
g. Generalization a. Preparation
Inductive h. Application b. Presentation
a. Preparation c. Discovery and exploration
b. Presentation IPP (Ignatian Pedagogy Paradigm) d. Abstraction and Organization
c. Comparison and Abstractions a. Pre-lection e. Generalization
d. Generalization b. Introduction f. Application
e. Application c. Discussion
d. Reflection Laboratory
Deductive e. Action-input a. Preparation
a. Statement of the Problem f. Generalization b. Supervised Word
b. Statement of Generalization g. Evaluation c. Culmination
c. Inference d. Reporting of Findings
d. Verification ADIDSE
e. Restatement of Generalization a. Activity Conceptual Method
f. Evaluation b. Discussion a. Preparation
c. Input Giving b. Presentation
Project d. Discussion/Deepening UP c. Concept-Formation
a. Planning e. Synthesis d. Generalization
b. Purposing f. Evaluation e. Application
c. Executing
d. Evaluating ADIDAS Developmental Method (A topic with sub-
a. Activity categories)
4As b. Discussion a. Motivation
a. Activity c. Input Giving b. Development
b. Abstraction d. Discussion/Deepening Up c. Application
c. Analysis e. Application/Activity Assessment
d. Application f. Synthesis Gagnes Event of Instruction
a. Gaining Attention
Appreciation/*Integrative Lecture-Demonstration b. Informing the Learners of the Objective
a. *Preparation a. Preparation c. Stimulating Recall
b. *Presentation b. Presentation d. Presenting the Stimulus
c. Unblocking of Difficulties c. Actual Lecture Demonstration e. Elating Performance
d. Hour of Appreciation d. Generalization f. Providing Feedback
e. *Discussion 1. Aesthetic 2. Intellectual e. Application g. Assessing Performance
f. *Generalization
g. *Application Problem Solving Lecture Demo
a. Statement of the Problem a. Preparation
Constructivism b. Statement of the Hypothesis b. Presentation
a. Engage c. Critical Evaluate of the Suggested Solution c. Demonstration
b. Explore d. Verification of the Accepted Solution d. Generalization
c. Explain e. Application
d. Elaborate Experimental
a. Preparation