I. Objectives: Ukidnon Tate Niversity
I. Objectives: Ukidnon Tate Niversity
I. Objectives
At the end of a 60-minute lesson, 75% of the students should be
able to accomplish the following with at least 85% level of proficiency;
a. define blog through the video presented;
b. express their thoughts experiences properly in creating their
blogs; and
c. create their own blog introduction through writing activity.
A. Preliminaries
a. Prayer
“Everybody kindly (The students will pray.)
stand for a short
opening prayer”
b. Setting of order in
class
“Now, kindly align your (Students will align their chairs and
chairs properly and they will pick up the pieces of
pick up the pieces of paper.)
paper under it.”
c. Checking of
Attendance
B. Review
C. Motivation
“Yes Mr.______?”
“It’s Blog.”
D. Lesson Proper
“Our new lesson for today is
about Blog entries"
“Mr.__________?”
“Perfect Length.
A blog should may be long
enough to contain all the information
to make your blog accurate and
relevant.
The focus should be on the quality of
the content. As long as the blog post
offers value to the reader, its length
is unimportant.”
“Thank you.”
“Original content.
Regardless of the activity you
choose for your blog, it’s more than
likely that someone has covered the
topic before. Everything’s already
been said and done, but this doesn’t
mean you should just copy-paste the
content.
“Great Research.
Every high-quality blog post
requires time and effort invested in
the research. The more you devote
yourself to the research, the easier it
becomes to write the post.
E. Practice/Drills
F. Generalization
“Blog entries should be
something that may help
other people to obtain correct
information. Nowadays, blogs
are easily accessible. If you
want to know something just
type, click and read.”
E. Enrichment
IV. Evaluation
The students will be asked to make an introduction for their blog entry.
There topics would be about “The City in the Forest: Malaybalay”
Directions: In 40-50 words, make a short introduction for your blog about
“The City in the Forest: Malaybalay.” Write your blog in whole sheet of
paper.
Rubrics Poor
1-2 pts
Fair
3 pts
Good
4 pts
Excellent
5 pts
Blog Organization Blog is unorganized, hard Blog is clear to read, neat, Blog is easy to Blog is easy to
to follow or navigate, non- and presentable All links understand, clear to read understand, easy to
working links, visually and titles are easy to find. and navigate, navigate, clear to read,
dissident. Blog is fairly easy to aesthetically appealing aesthetically appealing
navigate. and relevant, all links and and relevant, all links are
titles are easy to find. working and titles are
easy to find.
Content Blog entries make little or Blog entries make some Blog entries show strong Blog entries show strong
no reference to classroom reference to classroom awareness of key issues awareness of key issues
discussion, lesson, or discussion, lesson, or discussed, makes full use discussed in class, lesson
lesson activities OR Blog lesson activities. Student of information from or lesson activities.
entry is copied from posts an opinion but does classroom discussion, Student's own opinion is
another student. not support it with facts. lesson, and lesson also present, and presents
activities. Includes a thought provoking
student opinion and adds questions or statements
examples supporting the to further the discussion.
entry.
Personal Response There is no personal Opinion is present but is Opinion is supported Opinion is well organized.
opinion. not supported by facts. through facts from Student supports opinion
classroom discussions or with facts beyond the
web/reading resources classroom discussions (as
a result of research
beyond class) and
provides references to
these sources.
Writing Blog entries use incorrect Blog entries show some Blog entries show a good Blog entries meet all
Mechanics grammar and spelling, evidence of correct command of Standard requirements for a 3 AND
consistently making it grammar, spelling, English and have flair and have no spelling or
difficult for others to punctuation, etc. Others originality. Few spelling or grammatical errors.
follow ideas in entry. will have little trouble grammatical errors.
following your entry.
V. Agreement
The teacher will tell her students to have an advance reading on their next
topic.
Submitted by:
Melissa Joy F. De Guzman
Student Teacher
Submitted to:
Mrs. Jackie Lou C. Corbita
Supervising Instructor