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DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher MATTHEW EVAN M. ESTEVES Learning Area Empowerment Technologies
Teaching Dates and Time March 11-15 2024 (6:30 AM – 12 NN) Quarter 3rd Quarter
WEEK 6
Monday March 11, 2024 Tuesday - March 12, 2024 Wednesday - March 13, 2024 Thursday - March 14, 2024 Friday – March 15, 2024
12 HUMSS 2 & 3 12 HUMSS 2 12 HUMSS 2 & 3 12 HUMSS 2 & 3 12 HUMSS 3
I. OBJECTIVES
The learners demonstrate an The learners demonstrate an The learners demonstrate an The learners demonstrate an
A. Content Standards understanding of the use of understanding of the use of understanding of the use of advanced understanding of the use of
advanced tools and techniques advanced tools and techniques tools and techniques found in common advanced tools and techniques
found in common productivity and found in common productivity and productivity and software applications found in common productivity
software applications in developing software applications in developing in developing ICT content for specific and software applications in
ICT content for specific ICT content for specific professional professional tracks developing ICT content for
professional tracks. tracks. specific professional tracks
At the end of 2-week period At the end of 2-week period At the end of 2-week period At the end of 2-week period
B. Performance Standards independently apply advanced independently apply advanced independently apply advanced independently apply advanced
productivity tools to create or productivity tools to create or productivity tools to create or develop productivity tools to create or
develop ICT content for use in develop ICT content for use in ICT content for use in specific develop ICT content for use in
specific professional tracks. These specific professional tracks. These professional tracks. These may be in specific professional tracks. These
may be in form of but not limited to: may be in form of but not limited to: form of but not limited to: 1. may be in form of but not limited
1. Calculating spreadsheet 2. The 1. Calculating spreadsheet 2. The Calculating spreadsheet 2. The layout to: 1. Calculating spreadsheet 2.
layout of catalogue of creative layout of catalogue of creative of catalogue of creative works. 3. The layout of catalogue of
works. 3. Materials/ ingredients works. 3. Materials/ ingredients Materials/ ingredients projections for creative works. 3. Materials/
projections for batches of baked projections for batches of baked batches of baked goods. ingredients projections for batches
goods. goods. of baked goods.
C. Learning The learners uses common The learners uses common The learners uses common productivity The learners uses common
Competencies/Objectives productivity tools effectively by productivity tools effectively by tools effectively by maximizing productivity tools effectively by
Write the LC code for maximizing advanced application maximizing advanced application advanced application techniques maximizing advanced application
each techniques techniques CS_ICT 11/12ICTPT-Ic—d-4 techniques
CS_ICT 11/12ICTPT-Ic—d-4 CS_ICT 11/12ICTPT-Ic—d-4 correctly CS_ICT 11/12ICTPT-Ic—d-4
Evaluating Visual Message Design Advanced Image Manipulation Advanced Image Manipulation
II. CONTENT Introduction to Image Techniques Techniques
in Online Advertisements Manipulation Techniques
D. Discussing new concepts Discuss the importance of Show examples of how advanced Divide the students into small groups Divide the students into small
and practicing new skills advancing image manipulation skills image manipulation can be used in and provide each group with a set of groups and provide each group
#1 to create more complex and visually various creative projects and visual manipulated images. with a set of manipulated images.
appealing images. storytelling.
E. Discussing new concepts Explain the objectives of the lesson Summarize the importance of Instruct each group to evaluate the Instruct each group to evaluate the
and practicing new skills and what the students will be able to advancing image manipulation skills ethical aspects of the images, ethical aspects of the images,
#2 do by the end of the session. for creative expression and visual considering the context, intent, and considering the context, intent,
storytelling. potential consequences. and potential consequences.
F. Developing mastery Discuss the potential career paths Each group will present their findings pp Each group will present their
(leads to Formative Demonstrate advanced image and opportunities for individuals and engage in a class discussion on the findings and engage in a class
Assessment 3) manipulation techniques, such as with advanced image manipulation ethical considerations of image discussion on the ethical
compositing multiple images, skills in fields such as graphic manipulation. considerations of image
retouching portraits, and creating design, photography, and digital art. manipulation.
surreal effects.
G. Finding practical Through games the students will be What area of your life where What area of your life where What area of your life where
applications of concepts divided into different groups and emphasized the importance of emphasized the importance of applying emphasized the importance of
and skills in daily living each groups must compose applying MS Word MS Word applying MS Word
questions that will be used for the
review and recall.
H. Making generalizations Reflection: How are these concepts Class Activity: One-Liner Class Activity: One-Liner Class Activity: One-Liner
and abstractions about in the discussion is applied or
the lesson evident in our daily experiences? Create a one-liner statement Create a one-liner statement which Create a one-liner statement
which will sum up the will sum up the significant facts of which will sum up the
significant facts of the lesson the lesson significant facts of the lesson
(5 minutes) (5 minutes). (5 minutes).
I. Evaluating learning Create a one-liner statement which
will sum up the significant facts and
concepts of the lesson
J. Additional activities for
application or
remediation
V. REMARKS
VI. REFLECTION
A. No. of learners who earned 80%
in the evaluation
B. No. of learners who require
additional activities for
remediation
C. Did the remedial lessons work?
No. of learners who have caught
up with the lesson
D. No. of learners who continue to
require remediation
E. Which of my teaching strategies
worked well? Why did these
work?
F. What difficulties did I encounter
which my principal or supervisor
can help me solve?
G. What innovation or localized
materials did I use/discover
which I wish to share with other
teachers?