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Name: Resyl Bei S.

Morales Date: March 7, 2022


Course & Year: BSED-Math 4 Score:

Assessment 2.1 A

CONTENT PEDAGOGICAL
It refers to
It refers to the the teacher's It mainly refers to
teacher’s knowledge knowledge of the most the teaching methods
and mastery of the appropriate teaching of the teacher. This
topic that should be method for the subject knowledge serves as a
taught to the at hand. vehicle to make the
students, as well as students understand the
deep understanding Examples: lessons effectively
of the ideas, facts, • Using Photomath or Mathway in
concepts and teaching the Four Fundamental Examples:
principles. Operations on Integers • The integration of
• Using video presentation in teaching technology in teaching
Examples: laws of exponents • Asking questions prior
• The Four Fundamental to the students’
Operations on Integers It is the combination of knowledge
• Laws of Exponents in-depth knowledge and comprehension of
the content, suitable pedagogies, and
curriculum to generate an effective teaching
and learning process.
It refers to a topic It is the teacher’s
Example:
in a specific subject knowledge of the
• The integration of technology
matter that should teaching methods
and using ICT resources in
be taught in accordance that should be equip in
teaching the Fundamental
with the curriculum the classroom in relation
Operations of Integers in
guide. concordance to the curriculum guide
Example: to the lesson plan Example:
• Planning a lesson in based on the curriculum The integration of
Mathematics based guide technology in teaching as
on the curriculum stated in the lesson plan
guide based on the
curriculum
guide

CURRICULAR
This refers to the knowledge and comprehension of the curriculum, which includes
the subjects that should be taught at each level.
This refers to the knowledge and comprehension of the curriculum, which includes the
Examples:
subjects that should be taught at each grade level.
• Making a lesson plan based the curriculum guide at each grade
• level.
Preparing classroom activities that suits to the
subject and curriculum guide

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The diagram above shows the interrelationship between the various types of knowledge
specifically the content, pedagogical, and curricular which are all essential for a teacher. In fact,
these are all the body of knowledge that is relevant to the teaching and learning process.

Content knowledge refers to the comprehension of the subject matter. When teaching this
type of knowledge, the instructor should be well-versed in the topic's theories, facts, concepts, and
principles. Pedagogical knowledge, on the other hand, relates to a teacher's understanding of how
to properly instruct students. This refers to the various teaching techniques that teachers must be
familiar with in order to present the lesson to the learners effectively. Then, curricular knowledge
refers to an understanding of the curriculum, as well as the application of its theoretical ideas and
actions. This focuses on lesson planning, implementation, and design.

In addition, the graphic also shows pedagogical content knowledge, which relates to a
teacher's grasp of which teaching technique is appropriate and relevant for the subject matter being
taught. There's also curricular content knowledge which refers to the understanding of the subject
matter to be taught as outlined in the curriculum. Also, we have pedagogical curricular knowledge,
which refers to the teaching methods that are based on the curriculum. It makes use of instructional
ideas and principles that are suited for the classroom environment. It also entails being well-versed
in the teaching materials to be used. Lastly, there is the combination of the three knowledge,
namely content, pedagogical and curricular knowledge, which is all about the overall knowledge
for effective teaching, necessitates a thorough understanding of the content, ways in teaching and
curriculum for an effective teaching and learning process.

The above-mentioned bodies of knowledge are critical in ensuring that students or learners
comprehend the subject and that all learning objectives are reached through the help of curriculum
guide and the teacher's unique teaching methods.

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Mission: Development of a highly competitive human resource, cutting-edge scientific knowledge
and innovative technologies for sustainable communities and environment.

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