Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region VII, Central Visayas
Division of Cebu Province
District of Argao I
LANGTAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Argao, Cebu
Session Guide
Duration of 1 hour
Session
Objectives: Name the steps in explicit teaching and tell how each
step helps students learn better.
Create teaching learning activity that uses explicit
teaching.
Show readiness to use explicit teaching methods in
every teaching-learning process.
Resources Power point presentation, hand-outs
Title: "What Makes a Lesson Effective?"
Ask participants to recall a lesson they consider very
effective (either one they taught or observed).
Introducto
Share insights using these guide questions:
ry Activity
( Optional)
What made the lesson effective?
How did the teacher deliver the content?
What were the student responses?
Objective: Activate prior knowledge and establish context.
Facilitator gives a brief overview of teaching strategies
commonly used in the classroom.
Ask:
Share
Have you heard of "Explicit Teaching"?
What comes to mind when you hear this term?
Allow volunteers to share thoughts
Present a short PowerPoint or video about Explicit
Teaching.
Discuss the key elements:
1. Learning Intentions and Success Criteria
2. Teacher Modeling (I Do)
3. Guided Practice (We Do)
Discuss
4. Independent Practice (You Do)
5. Checking for Understanding and Feedback
Emphasize the gradual release of responsibility
model.
Activity Objective: Apply learning through collaboration.
Group the participants
Each group will:
1. Choose a least learned literacy or numeracy skill
2. Design a short lesson activity using this format:
Objective
Teacher Modeling
Guided Activity
Independent Practice
Assessment
3. Present their plan to the group
Create a teaching-learning plan on the first session of
Plan the tutorial
Title: "My Teaching Promise"
Each participant shares one concrete action they will
apply in their classroom after the session.
Example prompts:
I will start my lessons by clearly stating the
Clincher
success criteria.
I will model solving math problems before asking
students to try.
The facilitator ends the session by emphasizing the
importance of planned and organized teaching in helping
students become more confident and capable.
Prepared by:
JASMIN A. REMOROZA
Teacher 3