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The document discusses teaching strategies and instructional interventions used by teachers in Agboy Elementary School to help students bridge learning between their first, second, and third languages in MAPEH and EPP subjects. Some strategies mentioned include brainstorming, cooperative learning, graphic organizers, modelling, visualization, and various subject-specific interventions like poster-making contests, singing contests, hands-on demonstrations in agricultural and industrial arts, and using localized materials in home economics. The presenter emphasizes that effective teachers use creative strategies to meet individual student needs and motivate students to do well.
The document discusses teaching strategies and instructional interventions used by teachers in Agboy Elementary School to help students bridge learning between their first, second, and third languages in MAPEH and EPP subjects. Some strategies mentioned include brainstorming, cooperative learning, graphic organizers, modelling, visualization, and various subject-specific interventions like poster-making contests, singing contests, hands-on demonstrations in agricultural and industrial arts, and using localized materials in home economics. The presenter emphasizes that effective teachers use creative strategies to meet individual student needs and motivate students to do well.
The document discusses teaching strategies and instructional interventions used by teachers in Agboy Elementary School to help students bridge learning between their first, second, and third languages in MAPEH and EPP subjects. Some strategies mentioned include brainstorming, cooperative learning, graphic organizers, modelling, visualization, and various subject-specific interventions like poster-making contests, singing contests, hands-on demonstrations in agricultural and industrial arts, and using localized materials in home economics. The presenter emphasizes that effective teachers use creative strategies to meet individual student needs and motivate students to do well.
MASTER TEACHER I AGBOY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHING STRATEGIES •refer to methods used to help students learn the desired course contents and be able to develop achievable goals in the future. Teaching strategies identify the different available learning methods to enable them to develop the right strategy to deal with the target group identified. INSTRUCTIONAL INTERVENTION •is a specific program or set of steps to help a child improve in an area of need. ." Often an intervention is intended to make things better. WHAT STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS DO TEACHERS IN YOUR SCHOOL/DISTRICT EMPLOY TO BRIDGE THE LEARNING AND COMPREHENSION OF ACADEMIC CONTENT FROM L1, L2, L3 IN ARTS ( MAPEH AND EPP) •The classroom is a dynamic environment, bringing together learners from different backgrounds with various abilities and personalities. Being an effective teacher therefore requires the implementation of creative and innovative teaching strategies in order to meet students’ individual needs. •Effective teachers encourage students and motivate them to do well in school. They take the time to praise them and tell them that they can do anything when they put their mind to it. The following are the strategies used in our school to bridge the learning and comprehension in MAPEH and EPP BRAINSTORMING BRAINSTORMING •Teachers use brainstorming as a thinking strategy to help learners generate questions, ideas, and examples and to explore a central idea or topic. Learners share their ideas in their group. COOPERATIVE OR COLLABORATION COOPERATIVE OR COLLABORATION • Allow learners to work as a team to accomplish a common goal. For example, a group of learners may work together to prepare a dance, or music performance, to create an artwork. Cooperative learning process is having each group members examine how the group functioned in its task and evaluate his or her own contribution to the group process. Discussion, and self-evaluation checklist are some ways in which learners can reflect on the group work process and their part in it. GRAPHIC OR VISUAL ORGANIZERS MODELLING MODELLING •teachers demonstrate a task or strategy to the learners. By imitating the model, learners become aware of procedures needed to perform the task or use the strategy. VISUALIZATION VISUALIZATION •is the process of making an object, an event, or a situation visible in ones imagination by mentally constructing or recalling an image. Teachers can use visualization with learners as an exercise in image creation prior to creating an art work INTERVENTIONS ARTS - to develop learner skills in arts •Weekly /every Friday poster making/classroom for the competency learned for the week. •Monthly Celebration Poster Making contest •Send delegation/participant for poster making contest MUSIC 1. creative expression to stimulate the learners interest like; • Reciting lyrics with time • Using varied movements 1. tap and clap time signature 2. marching, hopping and jumping 3. singing the song while performing different movements 2. Participating in singing contest AGRICULTURAL ARTS • Actual demonstration for marcotting, seed box growing, • Put up gulayan sa paaralan with varied vegetables • School field trip on the vegetable garden inside the school or in the community. INDUSTRIAL ARTS •Hands on/Demo teaching on actual activity for the competency • School STEP Skills contest • Outdoor Activity H.E •- Explicit teaching using localized/ indigenized materials •- Demonstration teaching •- modelling •- project making THAN K YOU
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