Instructional Planning
Instructional Planning
{The process of systematically planning, developing, evaluating, and managing the instructional process by using
principles of teaching and learning – D.O. 42, S. 2016
Creating
Attitude Receiving Explain the types of plans
Phenomena
Values Valuing Demonstrate understanding of the concepts of the different types of plans.
II. CONTENT Comparing and Contrasting the Different Types of Plan
III. LEARNING RESOURCES MODULE No. 6
Materials Chalk board
Handouts/ activity sheets
Projector for multimedia presentations
IV. PROCEDURES
4.1 Introductory activity Teacher begins the class with…
Duration: 5 minutes - Prayer
- Attendance check
- Seating arrangement
Review:
Game: Planning Pathways
To reinforce the understanding of the nature of planning through interactive and
fun review game.
1. Who said this passage?
“If you failed to plan, you plan to failed.”
2. It is ____
3. Which among the statements is not the nature of planning?
4. Enumerate the 5 functions of organization.
5. Taxes is the life blood of the government. (True or false)
Motivation: Graphic Organizer
Start the lesson by asking the student to brainstorm the types of plans they think
the organization use to achieve their goals. Facilitate a class discussion to explore
the ideas.
Presentation:
The teacher presents the objective of the lesson.
1. Compare and contrast the different types of plans
2.Applying the three types of plans in the real-world
3. Explain the different types of plans
Expected Answer:
Strategic Plan
Tactical plan
Operational
Contingency plan
Strategic plan
Operational plan
Strategic plan
Strategic plan
Contingency plan
Operational plan
Group C.
V. ASSESSMENT 1. What are the three main types of organizational plans discussed in
Duration: 5 minutes the lesson?
a) A, B, C plans
b) Short-term, Medium-term, Long-term plans
c) Strategic, Tactical, Operational plans
d) Mission, Vision, Goals
2. Which type of plan provides the big-picture, long-term direction for
an organization?
a) Tactical Plan
b) Operational Plan
c) Strategic Plan
d) Contingency Plan
3. What is a key component of a tactical plan?
a) Vision and Mission
b) Task Lists and Schedules
c) Risk Assessment
d) Long-term Goals
4. Which of the following is not a typical objective of an operational
plan?
a) Ensuring day-to-day operations run smoothly
b) Resource allocation for new product development
c) Quality control and standards
d) Shift scheduling for employees
5. How do strategic, tactical, and operational plans work together in an
organization?
a) They operate independently and do not interact.
b) They have the same objectives and functions.
c) They complement each other to achieve organizational goals.
d) They create confusion and inefficiency when used together.
VI. ASSIGNMENT
Duration: 5 minutes Assign a homework task where students choose an organization they are
interested in and write a short report on how that organization uses strategic,
tactical, and operational plans.
VII. CONCLUDING ACTIVITY Summarize the main points of the lesson.
Duration: 5 minutes Emphasize the importance of understanding and applying different types of
organizational plans in the field of organization and management.
VIII. REMARKS
IX. REFLECTIONS
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