This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching fundamental positions of arms and feet in folk dancing using Gagne's instructional events model. The lesson plan includes introducing the topic, stating the objectives, recalling prior learning, presenting new material through pictures and demonstration, providing guidance, practicing in groups with feedback, assessing performance individually, and a written test to enhance retention. The target group is 7th grade students and the lesson plan provides details for each instructional event.
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REYES Task+2 Gagne
This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching fundamental positions of arms and feet in folk dancing using Gagne's instructional events model. The lesson plan includes introducing the topic, stating the objectives, recalling prior learning, presenting new material through pictures and demonstration, providing guidance, practicing in groups with feedback, assessing performance individually, and a written test to enhance retention. The target group is 7th grade students and the lesson plan provides details for each instructional event.
Task 2 (Gagne) - Make a simple lesson outline (teaching sequence) using Gagne’s instruction events.
Subject: Physical Education
Lesson: Fundamental Positions of Arms and Feet (Folk Dance) Lesson Objectives: Students will execute and perform the fundamental positions in folkdance (arms and feet). Target Group: Grade 7 Students EVENT INSTRUCTION Gain attention The teacher will greet the students before starting the lesson and will show them a short video showing a folkdance performance. - Introducing the topic of the lesson. Inform objectives The teacher will execute and perform the 1st position of arms and feet while the students will follow so that the learners will have an idea on what is expected to them.
Recall prior learning Ask students about their previous lesson
about folkdance. a. Can you describe what a folkdance is? b. Did you observe some positions of arms and feet that seems to be done repeatedly? Presenting the stimulus The teacher will show some pictures of fundamental positions (1st – 5th position) and will instruct the pattern of arms and feet of each position. Providing learning guidance The teacher will show how 1 st to 5th position is done with proper execution and provide verbal instructions about each pattern. Eliciting the performance (practice) The teacher will divide the class into 5 groups and perform with proper execution the fundamental positions in folkdance (arms and feet). Providing feedback Corrective feedback will be given by the teacher after the students group presentations. Assessing performance Each student will be called individually and perform fundamental positions of arms and feet depending on what position will the teacher say in front of the class. Enhancing retention and transfer The teacher will give a paper-and-pen test wherein the students will write the pattern of each from 1st to 5th fundamental positions of arms and feet based on how they execute and perform it.