This document outlines a daily lesson plan for a personal development class focusing on the brain. The lesson objectives are for students to identify parts of the brain responsible for thoughts, behavior, and feelings. Students will describe intellectual thinking to improve these areas and perform a breathing exercise to think critically about situations. The content will discuss brain parts, processes, and functions and how understanding these can improve mental well-being. Activities include a math tower building challenge to engage students and a discussion on how the brain works. The lesson aims to develop critical thinking and other skills through an integrated approach.
This document outlines a daily lesson plan for a personal development class focusing on the brain. The lesson objectives are for students to identify parts of the brain responsible for thoughts, behavior, and feelings. Students will describe intellectual thinking to improve these areas and perform a breathing exercise to think critically about situations. The content will discuss brain parts, processes, and functions and how understanding these can improve mental well-being. Activities include a math tower building challenge to engage students and a discussion on how the brain works. The lesson aims to develop critical thinking and other skills through an integrated approach.
This document outlines a daily lesson plan for a personal development class focusing on the brain. The lesson objectives are for students to identify parts of the brain responsible for thoughts, behavior, and feelings. Students will describe intellectual thinking to improve these areas and perform a breathing exercise to think critically about situations. The content will discuss brain parts, processes, and functions and how understanding these can improve mental well-being. Activities include a math tower building challenge to engage students and a discussion on how the brain works. The lesson aims to develop critical thinking and other skills through an integrated approach.
This document outlines a daily lesson plan for a personal development class focusing on the brain. The lesson objectives are for students to identify parts of the brain responsible for thoughts, behavior, and feelings. Students will describe intellectual thinking to improve these areas and perform a breathing exercise to think critically about situations. The content will discuss brain parts, processes, and functions and how understanding these can improve mental well-being. Activities include a math tower building challenge to engage students and a discussion on how the brain works. The lesson aims to develop critical thinking and other skills through an integrated approach.
39 Teacher Subject Personal Development Mary Anne A. Mercado Teaching Dates October 16, 2023 | 9:45 – 10:45 (STEM 101) Quarter 1 DAILY LESSON PLAN and Time10:45 – 11:45 (TVL 103) | 3:00 – 4: 00 (HUMSS 102) Content The learners demonstrate understanding of… Standard brain, parts, processes and function Performance The learners should be able to… Standard identify ways to improve brain functions which will be manifested in thoughts, behavior and feelings. Learning The learners should be able to… Competencies discuss that understanding the different parts of the brain, processes and functions may help in improving thoughts, behavior and feelings. EsP-PD11/12PM-Ig-6.1 I. SPECIFIC At the end of the session, the students are expected to. . . OBJECTIVES identify the parts of the brain responsible for one’s thoughts, behavior and feelings; describe intellectual thinking as a tool in improving one’s thoughts, behavior and feelings; perform a breathing exercise to think, feel and behave critically on a worst or best situation; and respond critically in a distressing life situation. II. CONTENT A. Topic: Brain: Parts, Processes and Functions B. Values Focus: Develop learners’ intellectual thinking to respond critically in worst / best life situations for a healthy mental well- being. C. Skills to develop: critical thinking, literacy, scientific, responding, manipulative skills D. Subject Integration: Mathematics, Science, Reading and Writing Skills, Disaster and Risk Reduction, Physical Education, Values Education III. LEARNING A. References RESOURCES CO_Q1_Personal Development SHS Module 11 gmanetwork.com B. Other Learning Resources Video clip, worksheets, activity materials, reading and writing materials IV. PROCEDURE OBSERVABLE INDICATORS DAILY A. Prayer ROUTINE B. Greetings (10 mins.) C. Classroom Management INDICATOR 5. Established safe and Let the learners recall the rules in a perdev class, be “WISE”. secure learning environments to enhance Wear a smile on your face for easy learning. learning through the consistent In all you do, show respect. implementation of policies, guidelines and Show empathy, be sensitive! procedures. Encourage and help each other. Be fair! D. Checking of Assignment INDICATOR 6. Maintained learning E. Review | Lesson Presentation environments that promote fairness, respect and care to encourage learning. a. Ask: 1. What do you mean by “coping up with stress”? 2. What are some ways to cope stress? b. Present the lesson objectives. ENGAGE Activity 1. Minute to WIN IT! MATH TOWER STACK (10 mins.) Material/s Needed: paper cups, markers INDICATOR 1. Applied knowledge of content within and across curriculum Activity Instructions: In three groups, build a “math tower stack” through teaching areas. (Subject Integration: paper cups and index card. Your tower must be built through the numbers Mathematics, Science, Reading and patterned from the multiplication table. The tower must be arranged from Writing Skills) the base in ascending order, the base up to the top of the tower should be in 4, 3, 2, 1 pile of paper cups. To achieve fairness, a number in the box INDICATOR 2. Used a range of teaching picked by the leader will be your guide in building your tower. In a strategies that enhance learner minute, your tower must be built. If you finish the task, clap your hands. achievement in literacy and numeracy skills.
INDICATOR 3. Applied a range of
teaching strategies to develop critical and creative thinking, as well as other higher- order thinking skills.
1. What system in your body do you think is in function while environments that promote fairness, doing the math tower stack? respect and care to encourage learning. 2. What specific body organ / part is responsible to understand and respond in everything around you? 3. How does your brain work for you? EXPLORE Activity 2. HOW DOES YOUR BRAIN WORK FOR YOU? (15 mins.) Material/s Needed: Reading materials, mind map, writing materials, 1|P a g e Prepared by: