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Learning Planner |
Subject |
General science |
Week |
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Duration |
180 min |
Form |
SHS |
Strand |
EXPLORING MATERIALS |
Sub-Strand |
SCIENCE AND MATERIALS IN NATURE |
Content Standard |
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the characteristics of science and show how they are applied in everyday life. |
Learning Outcome(s) |
Evaluate the characteristics of science
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Learning
Indicator(s) |
Design projects using the characteristics of science |
Essential Question(s) |
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Pedagogical Strategies |
· Collaborative learning
· Demonstration
· Project-based learning |
Teaching & Learning Resources |
· Projectors
· Poster pictures showing scenarios in which the characteristics of science are displayed. (E.g. https://evolution.berkeley.edu/nature-of-science/characteristics-of-science/and https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project-ideas/list )
· Internet sources |
Key Notes on Differentiation |
i. Learning task:
· Identify three steps involved in designing science projects
· Describe how to design science-based projects using the characteristics of science. Design a science-based project using characteristics of science
· Give an example of designing science-based projects where the characteristics of science can be identified, etc.
ii. Pedagogical Exemplars:
· Provide videos, charts, diagrams, and pictures for learners on designing science-based projects using the characteristics of science in nature
· In mixed-ability groups, learners discuss the step-by-step science characteristics used in videos, charts, diagrams, and pictures to design the project
· Demonstrate how the characteristics of science (empiricism, systematic observation, objectivity, tentativity) are used in designing a project for the learners
- In mixed-ability groups, provide hands-on experimentation for learners on characteristics of science. Allow learners to explain the characteristics of science demonstrated in the experiment. For example, an experiment to show the empirical nature of science
- Learners present their findings from the experiment to the class for peer review or critique
- Encourage learners to seek feedback from peers and teachers, iterate on their designs, and reflect on the iterative design process to enhance learning outcomes, etc.
iii. Key Assessments (DOK):
· Level 2: Describe the characteristics of science when designing a scientific project
· Level 3: Identify three characteristics of science and discuss how each can enhance the effectiveness of a scientific project’s design
- Level 4: Why is gathering and analysing data during the design process essential? Provide examples of how empirical evidence can influence design decisions, etc.
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Keywords |
Design, application, project, characteristics, etc. |
Lesson 1 |
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Main Lesson drawing on Concepts, Skills and Competencies to reinforce as in the Subject Teacher Manual |
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Teacher Activity |
Learner Activity |
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Starter Activity (10 minutes)
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Introductory Activity (15minutes)
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Activity 1 (40 minutes)
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Activity 2 (40 minutes)
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Introductory Activity (15minutes)
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Activity 1 (40 minutes)
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Activity 2 (40 minutes)
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Assessment DoK aligned to the Curriculum and Subject Teacher Manual |
Level 3: Strategic reasoning
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Lesson Closure
In completing this part, refer to the Essential Questions to check that learning has taken place. |
Activity (15 minutes)
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Reflection & Remarks |
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Lesson 2 |
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Main Lesson drawing on Concepts, Skills and Competencies to reinforce as in the Subject Teacher Manual |
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Teacher Activity |
Learner Activity |
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Starter Activity (10 minutes)
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Introductory activity (25 minutes)
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Activity 1 (25 minutes)
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Activity 2 (25 minutes)
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Activity 3 (25 minutes)
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Introductory activity (25 minutes)
Activity 1(30 minutes)
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Activity 2 (25 minutes)
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Activity 3 (25 minutes)
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Assessment DoK aligned to the Curriculum and Subject Teacher Manual |
Level 3: Strategic reasoning
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Lesson Closure
In completing this part, refer to the Essential Questions to check that learning has taken place. |
Activity (15 minutes)
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Reflection & Remarks |
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INTRODUCTION
TASK/ ACTIVITIES
CORE POINTS
REFLECTIONS
EVALUATION
REMARKS
SHS WEEKLY LESSON PLAN Type 2
SEMESTER ;
WEEK; 1 WEEK ENDING;
FORM; SHS DURATION
TOPIC;
SUBTOPIC:
OBJECTIVES;
By the end of the lesson, the learner will be able to;
RELEVANT PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE (RPK):
Learners have seen a mango fall
REFERENCES:
TEACHING AND LEARNING RESOURCES (TLRs):
KEYWORDS:
CORE COMPETENCIES:
INTRODUCTION:
TASK/ACTIVITIES:
CORE POINTS
LESSON CLOSURE;
REFLECTION/ REMARKS
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SHS WEEKLY LESSON PLAN Type 3
SEMESTER; _____
WEEK; _________ WEEK ENDING; ____________
FORM; SHS _____ DURATION________________
STRAND;
SUB-STRAND:
CONTENT STANDARD;
LEARNING OUTCOMES;
LEARNING INDICATORS(S);
By the end of the lesson, the learner will be able to;
RELEVANT PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE (RPK):
REFERENCES:
TEACHING AND LEARNING RESOURCES (TLRs):
KEYWORDS:
CORE COMPETENCIES:
STARTER ;
TASK/ACTIVITIES:
CORE POINTS ;
LESSON CLOSURE;
REFLECTION /REMARKS;
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