AROUSINGAND SUSTAINING STUDENT’S INTEREST SILENCE: Simply standing silently facing the class. VOICE CONTROL: Beginning to speak in a very low tone. Teacher gives signal to be quiet and attentive. Voice is raised to normal volume when attained objective. GESTURES: waving one’s hand towards noisy students or other movement to get student’s attention. MOTIVATIONAL DEVICES: Intrinsic motivation: process of increasing the interest learners already have on a topic or task. Extrinsic motivation: focused on activities or strategies that can enhance success and reduce failure when lesson is difficult. HOW TO OPEN A LESSON PERSONALIZING AND WARMING UP THE CLIMATE: Teacher shares a positive feelings about event or works or output of the students. E.g. I am happy about the outcomes of your assessment last Friday. USING AN ATTENTION GETTER: May bring audiotapes or slides presentation or any modules you think can attract attention. RELATING THE LESSON TO THE WORLD OF STUDENTS: Establish connection between the student and to the topic presented. Ex. Who have parent’s working in hospitals or clinics abroad, and ask their benefits in the household economy. Since OFW contributes to the nation’s economy. REVIEWING PAST WORK: Emphasize students to realize about what knowledge or skill learned in relation to the new topic. USING ADVANCE ORGANIZER: It is a statement which will help the student to process the lesson to be introduced. SELECTING APPROPRIATE LEARNING ACTIVITIES FOR A LESSON SYMBOLIC LEARNING: Learning through the books, journals or other printed materials. Could be presented through Mnemonics, numbers or formulas. ICONIC LEARNING: Learning through the use of materials by sensory or visual. Ex. Films, videotapes. ENACTIVE LEARNING: Learning through simulations or real life situations. Ex. Driving, blood extraction. TYPES OF LEARNING EXPERENCES VERBAL EXPERIENCES: Teacher talks; students inactive. VISUAL EXPERIENCES: Diagrams, charts or still pictures. Students inactive VICARIOUS EXPERIENCES: video programs, computer programs; students indirectly doing examples. SIMULATED EXPERIENCES: Building through models. Closest to real thing.Loki craft. DIRECT EXPERIENCES: Learner is doing what is being learned. Ex. Internship TEACHING METHODS TEACHER DIRECTED METHOD: Students interact with teacher. Listens and observes demonstration of teacher. Ex. Lecture-recitation, question and answer STUDENT-CENTERED METHOD: Students learn by interacting with each other. Ex. Small group discussion, role playing, inquiry/discovery method MATERIALS-CENTERED METHOD: Students interact with instructional material most of the time. Ex. Student conduct experiment by following instructional kits. HOW TO CLOSE A LESSON SUMMARY REVIEWS: Asking students to make recall or summarize what they have taken up or learned. ELICITING GENERALIZATIONS AND ABSTRACTIONS: By using questions like What if…?What do you think?.. Students are led to formulate principles related to lesson. FEEDBACK ON GROUP ACCOMPLISHMENT: Through feedback teacher motivates students to improve performance. PREVIEWING THE NEXT LESSON: Lesson has been summarized, students are alerted for next lesson to prepare them. THANK YOU