Teaching Strategies

1. Boring Ka Raw Magturo:
Angyare?
Strategies in Teaching AP and
EsP in the K-12 Curriculum
Presented to the teachers of
Placida Mequiabas
National High School
February 6-7, 2023
Presented by:
MILAGROSA QUINTO LARANJO
Faculty Member
PMNHS-Lapinig,
Kapatagan, Lanao del
Norte

2. Objectives:
• In this learning session, the
participants should be able:
• To give the participants an overview of
the problem and its possible causes.
• To review the participants on the
objectives of the K-12 curriculum in AP
and EsP.
• To acquaint the participants on how to
select and develop the most effective
strategies in teachingAP and EsP.

3. OUTLINE:
Reading Diet
Introduction
Attributes of a K-12 Teacher
Desired Learning Competencies (DLC)
in AP and EsP
Strategies in TeachingAP and EsP
Workshop
Wrap-up

4. For every problem
there is a solution. If
you are not part of the
solution then you are
part of the PROBLEM.
Chinkee Tan
Chink Positive

5. Introduction:
• TEACHING IS ONE of the professions
that can bring about something great if
right ideas and beliefs are
implemented in the classroom. In
many cases, the true purpose of
teaching is not actually to teach
students how to memorize facts, but to
lead students to understand and apply
the concepts being presented.

6. HISTORY is a boring subject.
Only 12% of high school seniors were considered
proficient in History by the NationalAssessment of
Educational Progress’(NAEP). (Foley,2016)

7. Rizal Law Dilemma

8. HISTORY
becomes boring
because
TEACHERS make
it boring.

9. I think therefore I am.

10. Attributes of a K-12 Teacher
1. Multi-literate
• Teachers know how to use various
technologies in teaching.
2. Multi-specialist
• Teachers are not only knowledgeable in
the subject area they are teaching but in
other areas as well so that they can help
the learner build up what they gain in
classrooms and outside the school and
make sense of what was learned.

11. Attributes of a K-12 Teacher
3. Multiskilled
• Teachers must be skillful not just in
teaching but also in facilitating,
organizing groups and activities.
4. Self-directed
• Teachers must know how to initiate
action and bring to fruition the learning
goals of the students and the
educational goals of the country.

13. What I want my students to
become.

14. Desired Learning Competencies
(DLC) in Araling Panlipunan
•Pagsisiyasat
•Pagsusuri at interpretasyon
•Pananaliksik
•Komunikasyon
•Pagtupad sa pamantayang pang-
etika

15. Desired Learning Competencies
(DLC) in EsP
•Pag-unawa
•Pagninilay
•Pagsangguni
•Pagpapasya
•Pagkilos

16. A thousand teachers,
a thousand methods.
-Chinese Proverb

17. TEACHING STRATEGY
vs
TEACHING TECHNIQUE

18. TEACHING STRATEGY
•It is a long term plan of action
designed to achieve a
particular goal.
TEACHING TECHNIQUE
•It is a well-defined procedure
used to accomplish a specific
activity or task.

19. Factors to consider in the
choice of Teaching Strategy
•Instructional Objectives
•The nature of the subject
matter
•The Learners
•The Teachers
•School Policies

20. GUIDING PRINCIPLES
(del Rosario,2014)
Effective teaching of AP and EsP
is characterized as:
•Meaningful
•Integrative
•Value–based
•Challenging
•Active

21. Meaningful
• It is meaningful when students see the
relevance and connection of their lesson
to their lives because it has real–world
application. It also becomes meaningful
when students are challenged to use
disciplined inquiry or use high–order
thinking skills to construct meaning.
• It is meaningful when learning is
authentic.

22. Integrative
• The subject itself is an integration of several
interrelated disciplines–history, economics,
geography, political science, sociology,
anthropology, archeology and psychology.
• It is sensitive to and integrates multiple
intelligences and learning styles of students.
• It integrates cognitive skills required in other
disciplines as it provides opportunities for
students to conduct inquiry, develop and
display data, synthesize findings, and make
judgments.

23. Value-based
• Powerful and effective AP/EsP
teaching is value driven because its
intended outcomes the development of
the mamamayang maka-diyos,
makalikasan, makabansa at makatao.
• Students learn democracy by
experiencing democracy right there in
the classroom.

24. Value-based
• It’s lessons are full with value–laden
concerns and issues where students
listen to competing arguments, assess
the merits of competing arguments and
make informed and value-based
decisions.

25. Active
• It requires students to process and
think about what they are learning.
Active learning is "hands-on-minds-on-
hearts-on".
• Students work individually or
collaboratively, using rich and varied
sources, to reach understandings,
make decisions, discuss issues and
solve problems.

26. Active
• Students interact teachers by asking
and answering questions as teachers
explain.
• Students also interact with learning
materials.

27. Challenging
• Learning task should neither be too
easy to bore the students nor too
difficult to discourage them.
• Teachers should know their students
more than anything else and so are in
the best position to determine when the
learning task are neither too easy nor
too difficult.

28. Types of Strategies According
to Scope
• Isahang Pagkatuto
(Individualized Instruction)
• Pangkatang Pagkatuto
(Group Instruction)

31. Types of Strategies According
to Learning Modality
•visual (nakikita),
•auditory (naririnig),
•tactile (nahihipo)
•kinesthetic (nasasakilos o
naiisagawa)

32. The more senses that are involved in
learning, the more and the better the
learning.

33. There is no such thing as
best teaching strategy .
The best strategy is the one
works, the one that yields
the BEST results.
Things to Remember:

34. What I want my students to
become.

35. Let our KNOWLEDGE
be of service not only
for the attainment of
our goals but also for
the benefit of
OTHERS.
-Lyceum of the Philippines University Prayer

36. References:
• Reyes, L.M. (2013) 10 Essential Strategies of an
Effective Teacher, Retrived Oct.19, 2017 from
http://ourhappyschool.com/ap-social-studies/10-
essential-strategies-effective-teacher
• del Rosario, H. (2014) Teaching Araling Panlipunan -
Principles of Teaching |authorSTREAM, Retived Oct. 19,
2017 from
http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/hark257649-
2626936-teaching-araling-panlipunan-principles/
• Bartolome, M.A. (2013) Mga estratehiya sa pagtuturo ng
araling panlipunan, Retrived Oct.19, 2017 from
https://www.slideshare.net/sidapa/mga-estratehiya-sa-
pagtuturo-ng-araling-panlipunan

37. References:
• Flores R. (2014) Selection & use of teaching strategies &
different approaches, Retrived Oct.19, 2017 from
https://www.slideshare.net/jaezek1804/selection-use-of-
teaching-strategies-different-approaches
• justindoliente (2014) Principles of Teaching:Different
Methods and Approaches, Retived Oct. 19, 2017 from
https://www.slideshare.net/justindoliente/principles-of-
teaching-33070911
• Foley D. (2016) Why Knowing the Past is Important,
Retived Oct. 23, 2017 from
http://www.intellectualtakeout.org/blog/why-knowing-
past-important

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