Lesson Plan
Lesson Plan
I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of 60 minutes discussion, the learners are expected to:
1. Familiarize the most commonly used electronic search engine.
2. Determine the importance of using electronic search engine.
3. Discover the basic parts of a search engine.
II. CONTENT:
Use of E-Search Engine
III. LEARNING RESOURCES
A. Reference English 7 Quarter 2- Module 2
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Yahoo
Bing
C. Presenting Class who among you here still visits the Few or some students will raise their
examples/instances school library? hands.
of new lesson
I noticed that a lot of you here doesn’t go
to the library anymore.
Class when you visit the library, you don’t
have to search for your books manually
because some libraries uses electronic card
catalog. (Meaning, if you are looking for a
specific book you don’t have to spend a lot
of time finding your books in the book
shelves.)
It is called ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS
CATALOG (OPAC) or simply library catalog.
The teacher will write the “OPAC’ on the
board. (with poster)
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find the information they are looking for
online using keywords or phrases.
It’s called a search engine because it
follows the process automatically as per
the query of the user and showcases the
results after filtering and searching data.
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1. To perform a search, you will need
to navigate to a search engine in
your web browser, for example
google, then type one or more
keywords—also known as search
terms—then press Enter on your
keyboard. In this example, we will
search for recipes.
2. After you run a search, you will see
a list of relevant websites that
match your search terms. These are
commonly known as search results.
Prepared by:
Maybelyn B. Casacop
Student Teacher
Checked by:
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