of the Philippines Department of Education DepEd Complex, Meralco Avenue Pasig City
Session Title Personal Development (Second Quarter)
No. of Participants 60 Male: Female: Participants’ Profile Teachers Duration of the Session 6 hours I. Objectives Explain the relationship between curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment in the 2nd quarter of Personal Development. Specifically, the participants will: 1. analyze the components of the Curriculum Guide such as the content, content standards, performance standards, learning competencies and coding; 2. determine appropriate pedagogy in translating learning competencies; and 3. prepare proper assessment activities for teaching/ learning activities across competencies.
II. Key Understandings/ 1. Curriculum Guide (Content, Standards, Learning Competencies and Coding) Content A.1 Building and Maintaining Relationships a. Personal Relationships b. Social Relationships in Middle and Late Adolescence c. Family Structures and Legacies A.2 Career Development a. Persons and Careers b. Career Pathways c. Insights Into One’s Personal Development 2. Pedagogy in Teaching Personal Development 3. Assessment Tools/ Activities for Personal Development
III. Reference Personal Development Teaching Guide and Reader
IV. Session Guide
OBJECTIVE: KEY LEARNING POINTS METHODOLOGY/ACTIVITY MATERIALS/ TIME/ The SLIDE NO. DURATION participants should be able to: Get an Understanding the Personal Development Ensure that the room has been arranged in overview of Curriculum as core subject in senior high such a way that there will be four groupings the session, school will give the teachers big picture and a working table is provided for each set on the kind of learner the Department group. expectations would like to produce. and familiarize SAY: with co- participants. • Greet the participants and make them comfortable.
• Before we start the day may I invite everybody to please stand up for the Makabayan Song and Doxology Video 10 minutes through a video presentation presentation
• For the management of learning, I Slide No. 3 5 minutes want you to look at the slide. Choose a picture. • Which of the numbered pictures describe what you have learned from the topics discussed yesterday and kindly relate/give your interpretations/explanation. DO: • Group the participants into three. Slide No. 4 15 minutes • Assign each group as: Diego Sepilyo Magkano
Ano
• Ask the group to assign value (peso
value) to their group. SAY: • All groups have 100 points at the start of the game. The group who maintained the highest points will be the winner and for the group who got the lowest points will have to do the consequence of the game which will
be dictated by the winning group.
• If the name of your group is called, all mebers of the group will rise and say “po” and then immediately sit down. • If the facilitator ask your group “Magkano Kayo?” • All members of the group will stand and say the value of your group (ex. “Piso po.”
• If there is a member of the group who
failed to follow, deduction of five
points will be done.
SAY: • Thank you very much for your cooperation. 5 minutes • What did you feel while doing the activity? After the activity? • What insights you gained from the activity and how will you relate it to your functions as Senior High School
teacher.
DO: Slides 5-6 • Present the objectives of the session Analyze the SAY: 2 minutes components • Last time we analyze the of the components of the curriculum guide Curriculum for the first quarter. Now we will do Guide such as the same for the 2nd quarter. the content,
• Analyze the content of the CG. Slide 8 Levels of Familiarity • In your activity sheet, choose Copy of CG Content Very Familiar Not Questions appropriately and put a check on Familiar Familiar /Clarrifications Activity the level of your familiarity to the Sheet No. 1 content of the CG. In the last column, write your questions/ clarifications in the specific content, standards and competencies.
• Let us do this together.
(*while the facilitator presents the content of the CG, the participants will write down their questions/clarifications on the specific content of the CG) Slides 9-14 20 minutes
CG: • Ask the participants to share to their group their questions/ clarifications on the content of the CG. • Assign secretary who will write in manila paper the inputs of the members of the group.
• Ask one representative of the group Slide 15 180 minutes will present the summary of their output to the large group. • Synthesize the outputs of the MODULE 9: groups. Personal Relationships DO: How does knowing more about attraction, • Show title slide of module 9. love, and commitment help adolescents
become more responsible in a relationship? Slides 16-21 Topics:
• Personal Relationships DO: • Family Relationships • Allow the participants to identify Slides 22-24 • Happy Relationships whether the statement is fact (if
true) of bluff (if false). Activity: “Fact or Bluff” • Show and discuss slides on the basic definitions of relationships and related concepts. Slide 25
Module 10: Social Relationships in Middle and Late DO: Adolescence • Show title slide of module 10. Slide 26 How does understanding group membership and leadership improve social relationships?
Topics:
• Groups and Organizations • Leadership
Activity: “My Organizations” DO: • Allow the students to think of their
organization, the type of their
organization and their position or
role in the organization. SAY: • Why did you choose to be in that particular group?
• What was the biggest factor that
made you decide to be in the Slide 27
organization? • Who decided on your role? • How do you find the leaders in the Slide 28
organization?
DO: • Show and discuss slide on servant leadership. Module 11: DO: Family Structures and Legacies • Show title slide of module 11. How does your family affect the learner as a
developing individual? Slide 29 Topic: • Family Structures • Family Legacies • Tributes Slides 30-31
DO: Activity: “My Family Genogram” Slide 32
• Ask the students to do their genogram (family tree) • Show and discuss slides on Family Structures and its different kinds. Module 12: DO: Persons and Careers • Show title slide of module 12. How do personal/internal factors influence Slide 33 career choices?
Topics: • Career Basic Concepts DO: • Career Assessment 1 and 2 • Divide the room into two areas and • Career Pathways assign which area is Agree and
Disagree. Activity: “Agree or Disagree”
• Ask the participants to go to the side of the room that best describes their
opinion or thoughts.
• Show the statements. • Show and discuss the slides on career concepts. • Show and discuss the slides on
Super’s Career Development Theory. Slide 34
Module 13: DO: Career Pathways • Show title slide of module 13. How do external factors influence career choices? Topics: • Piecing the Career Puzzle Together Slide 35 • Career Planning • Career Timeline
• Personal Mission Statement SAY: • In our next activity I want you to Activity: “Career Timeline” imagine where will you be ten years
from now?
• Map out your life from birth to
present that you think is significant to who you are right now and to who you will be in the future. • Put the events in chronological
order.
• In a triad, share your output.
• How do you feel about your timeline? • What were your realizations? Slide 36
DO:
Module 14: • Show title slide of module 14. Insights into One’s Personal Development Why is personal development an important component of setting career and life goals? Topics: • Career Gallery Walk Slide 37
• Personal Development: Hindsight Metacards DO: and Foresight • Distribute eight metacards for each Activity: “Personal Mission Statement” participant. • Ask the participants to write their personal mission on the following Determine Pedagogy in Teaching Personal Development DO: appropriate • Play an energizer video for raise the Video 5 minutes pedagogy in energy level of the participants. presentation translating • Group the participants with ten learning competencies; members each ( a total of six and “PAPER PLANE GAME” groups) Slide 39 • Give each group materials for the Bond paper game. Scissors Coloring SAY: materials • Each group will be given materials to Ruler 15 minutes make 15 paper planes with three different designs (5 planes per
design).
• The task of the group is to design 15 paper planes that will be landed to the landing area. The goal is that the paper plane should be landed on the landing area. • You have designated place to land
your paper planes.
• Measure and record the distance of landed plane to the landing area. • The group with the most number of planes landed in the landing area will win a prize. • This activity is good only for 15 minutes. DO:
• When time is up, collect the record
form of each group. Put a mark on the last plane recorded and then allow the group to continue the work.
SAY: 5 minutes • Who got the highest number of planes landed on the landing area? Who has the lowest?
• What did you do to win?
• Why did you not achieve the goal? • What did you feel while doing the activity? • What were your insights after the activity? • How did you relate the activity in fulfilling our functions as teachers in choosing/ designing strategies and assessment tools/ activities for our learners?
• Using the same groupings, assign content to focus on to six groups. Allow each group to brainstorm on the standards and competencies covered in the content assigned to them. • Show slide for the title of the Activity 2 minutes • Distribute Activity Sheet #2- MY TEACHING STRATEGIES. This activity sheet contains the instruction and the
expected output of participants.
(Participants are expected to come up with strategies or activities to be
conducted to deliver the standards and
learning competencies assigned to them) 5 minutes • Allow the participants to accomplish the activity sheet individually.
• Small group sharing will be done after 10 minutes the individual activity.
• The representative of the group will 10 minutes present to the large group the summary of their outputs.
DO: • Process the activity through asking questions: 5 minutes
SAY:
1. What did your group do to come up with the strategies/ activities? 2. How did you feel while doing the activity? 3. Are the activities designed appropriate? Why do you think so?
prepare Assessment Tools/ Activities for Personal SAY: proper Development 5 minutes assessment • Very good! It is easier for you now to think activities for of or design assessment tools/ activities. teaching/ • Stay with your group and brainstorm on the learning possible assessment tools/activities we can activities use to assess whether our learners master across the competencies. competencies. DO:
• Show slide for the title of the Activity
• Distribute Activity Sheet #3- Slide 42 ASSESSMENT TOOLS/ACTIVITIES. This activity sheet contains the instruction and the expected output of participants.
(Participants are expected to come up with strategies or activities to be conducted to deliver the standards and learning competencies assigned to them)
• Allow the participants to accomplish the activity sheet individually.
• Small group sharing will be done after 5 minutes the individual activity.
• The leader of the group will present to 10 minutes the large group the summary of their outputs. 10 minutes
DO:
• Process the activity through asking questions:
SAY: 4 minutes 1. What did your group do to come up with the strategies/ activities? 2. How did you feel while doing the activity? 3. Are the activities designed appropriate? Why do you think so?
APPLICATION Activity: DO: Slide 44 “DAILY LESSON LOG (DLL) MAKING” • Distribute hard/soft copy of DLL to the DLL participants. template 10 minutes • Ask the participants to accomplish the
DLL template integrating their outputs
in the Activity Sheet No. 2-“My Teaching
Strategies’ and Activity No. 3- “Assessment Tools and Activities” 5 minutes • Ask a volunteer to present the output. • Provide feedbacks on the output presented. Clearing House Ask if there are clarifications or questions Slide 45 2 minutes and settle them before closing. Closure Closure Slides 48-59, 5 minutes Show final slides background • “Today is a New Beginning” - music