(NTOT)
FOR GRADE SIX TEACHERS
UNDER THE K TO 12 CURRICULUM
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
TEACHING SCIENCE CONTENT
THROUGH
EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
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PRIMING
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PRIMING
For the group of old ones, write on meta
cards your responses to these two questions:
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PRIMING
For the group of new ones, complete the
phrases below:
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OBJECTIVES:
1.Describe explicit instruction as an strategy in
teaching science content.
2. Identify the elements and principles of explicit
instruction
3. Describe the structure of explicit teaching and compare
this strategy with other strategies in teaching Science
as to advantages or disadvantages if theres any.
4. Design an instructional plan in Science using explicit
instruction
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ACTIVITY : HELIUM STICK
Materials:
long thin stick
Task:
1.Group yourselves by 10.
2. In your group, form 2 lines facing each
other.
3. Have each person position the index
finger of your right hand chest high.
4. Place the helium stick on top of the
outstretched fingers .
5. Lower the stick to the ground.
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ACTIVITY
Conditions:
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ANALYSIS
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EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
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LETS DEFINE EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
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Is it SEQUENTIAL?
It follows a sequence of instruction:
Teach pre- skills first.
Teach high utility skills before less useful
ones.
Introduce easy skill before difficult ones.
Separate strategies and skills likely to be
confused.
Introduce new information at a realistic
state.
Provide adequate practice and review.
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Is it One Size Fits All?
No . . . .
the amount and duration of
modeling and levels of practice need
to be differentiated according to the
learners needs.
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Is it Teaching to the Middle?
No . . . .
whole group instruction is
exposure to all children. It is
sufficient for some , but many need
reinforcement, and judicious review.
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EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
is characterized by a series of clear
statements about the purpose and rationale
for learning the new skill, clear explanations,
and demonstrations of instructional target
and supported practice with feedback until
independent mastery has been achieved.
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EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
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EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION is NOT
Replacing the Inquiry method, there is a time
and a place for inquiry, when students have
learned the skill or to engage the learner in a
topic
Ditto or activity based instruction
Independent work
Lecture Based- teacher stand and deliver
Only for whole group, explicit instruction
must be used in the teacher directed group as
well
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Explicit Instruction is:
The way to strategically deep teach the State
Standards, strategies and skills students need
in their learning
A gradual release of responsibility for students
Modeled
Guided
Independent
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UNDERSTANDING CHECK:
1. Explicit instruction is
learner centered.
2.Explicit instruction is
lecture based
method.
3.Pacing is very
important in explicit
instruction.
4.Explicit instruction is
only for the small
group
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Is the inner shape a real circle?
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ELEMENTS OF EXPLICIT
INSTRUCTION
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ELEMENTS OF EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION : CONTENT
1. Instruction focuses on critical content
Skills, strategies, vocabulary terms, concepts,
rules, and facts that will empower students in the
future are taught
2. Skills, strategies, and concepts are sequenced
logically
Easier skills before harder skills.
High frequency skills before low frequency skills.
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ELEMENTS OF EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION : CONTENT
Prerequisites first.
Similar skills separated
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EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION: DESIGN OF
INSTRUCTION
Lessons
1. Are organized and focused
2. Begin with a statement of goals
3. Provide review of prior skills and knowledge
4.Provide step-by-step demonstrations
5. Use clear and concise language
6. Provide a range of examples and non-
examples
7. Provide guided and supported practice
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EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION: DESIGN OF
INSTRUCTION
Teachers:
1. Require frequent responses
2. Monitor student performance closely
3. Provide immediate affirmation and corrective
feedback
4. Deliver instruction at a brisk pace.
5. Help students organize knowledge.
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UNDERSTANDING CHECK:
1. Instruction focuses on _____________
content
2. Skills, strategies, and concepts are
sequenced __________.
3. Are __________ and focused.
4. Begin with a statement of
________________.
5. Use __________ and ____________
language.
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SESSION BREAK:
Find a third word that is connected or associated
with both of these two words.
EX.
LOCK - PIANO
KEY
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SESSION BREAK:
TREE - CAR
TRUNK
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SESSION BREAK:
SHIP - CARD
DECK
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SESSION BREAK:
SCHOOL - EYE
PUPIL
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SESSION BREAK:
PILLOW - COURT
CASE
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SESSION BREAK:
RIVER - MONEY
BANK
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PRINCIPLES OF EXPLICIT
INSTRUCTION
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Foundation Principle # 1
Optimize academic learning time.
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Some ways to optimize instructional time
1. Increase allocated time
2. Bell to Bell teaching
3. Start lessons on time
4. Teach in groups as much as possible
5. Be prepared
6. Avoid disgressions
7. Maintain a perky pace
8. Decrease transition time
9. Use instructional routine foundation.
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Foundation Principle # 2
Promote high level of success.
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Provide scaffolding that enhances success.
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Increasing student success through scaffolding
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8. Provide guided practice
9. Provide additional scaffolding to support
performance (e.g., hints, prompts,
checklists)
10. Provide worked problems (completed
problems)
11. Systematically reduce the level of scaffolding
12. Provide immediate affirmative and
corrective feedback
13. Ensure level of accuracy before independent
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Foundation Principle # 3
Optimize the amount of content covered
WELL.
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Some ways to optimize content covered
1. Select critical content for instruction
2. Teach skills, strategies, and concepts that
generalize to other items
3. Use instructional procedures that are
effective and efficient
4. Increase the amount of instruction through
grouping of students
5. Organize content to promote learning (e.g.,
graphic organizers)
6. Teach the Stuff and Cut the Fluff
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UNDERSTANDING CHECK:
1. ________ academic learning time.
2. Promote high level of ___________
3. Provide immediate affirmation and
corrective _____________
4. Increase the amount of instruction
through ___________ the learners.
5. Ensure level of __________ before
independent practice.
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In which direction is this bus heading?
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STRUCTURE OF EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
Opening of the Explicit Lesson
Gain students attention
Preview
Review
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STRUCTURE OF EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION
I DO: Explain, model, think-aloud
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Explicit Instruction: The I DO
( Teacher talking 3 5 min. )
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Explicit Instruction: The WE DO
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Explicit Instruction: The THEY DO
( Students Talking )
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Explicit Instruction: The YOU DO
( Students Working )
Independent Practice
During this portion of the lesson, students must
now work independently at showing their
attainment of the skill.
The teacher must ensure that every student is able
to meet with success.
This is the time to be the coach and cheerleader.
Circulate to make sure students are successful.
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Instructional Plan using Explicit Instruction
I. Objectives:
II. Subject Matter:
A. Concept:
B. Materials:
C. References:
D. Process Skills:
E. Values Integration
III. Learning Task:
1. Introduction /Direct explanation
2. Modeling
3. Guided Practice
4. Independent Practice
5. Application
IV. Evaluation
V. Assignment
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SESSION BREAK
Quick say aloud what color you see in every word, NOT
the word you read. Go from left to right, from top to
down. Ready. Set. Go!
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Modelling No. 1
Teaching a Lesson in Science 6
through
Explicit Instruction
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Content: Separating Mixtures
Content Standards: The learners demonstrate
understanding of different techniques to
separate mixtures.
Performance standards: The learners should be
able to separate desired materials from
common and local products.
Learning Competency: Enumerate techniques in
separating mixtures such as decantation,
evaporation, filtering, sieving and using
magnet. ( S6MT- Id f -2 )
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Objectives:
1. Identify techniques to separate mixtures
of solids.
2. Demonstrate way of separating mixture
of solids.
3. Appreciate the importance of knowing
ways of separating mixtures in daily lives.
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INTRODUCTION
Review
Activating Prior Knowlwdge
Presenting the purpose of the lesson
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