3. TEACHING PLAN

 

3. Teaching Plan

Curicculum

        Based on my observations, I know that UIC uses the K-12 curriculum. My cooperative teacher, if I observed it, made a learning plan according to the existing curriculum guidelines. Moreover, there are several elements in the RPP that have been added to this school. For example, the "Integration" section in the RPP. Its function is so that students always relate their learning topics to the surrounding environment and also their religion.

Teaching Plan (related to my major)

       My major is biology. During my internship here, I made a learning plan according to the order of the material in the current quarter. Here is an example of the order of the material that is available :


This is my lesson plan :

   UNIVERSITY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Basic Education Department

Junior High School

Bajada, Davao City

 

LEARNING PLAN

 

Subject Area/Level: Science- Biology Grade 10

Date: Sept. 27, 2023

   Week No.: 7

Unit Topic: Living Things and Their Environment

Quarter No.: 1

 Lesson No.:5

 

Transfer Goal: The learners in the long run, and on their own will be able to exhibit the significance of maintaining homeostasis in the body as well as ecological balance in nature through conducting a scientific investigation that addresses health and environmental problems in the community, thereby showing reverence to God’s precious creation.

Essential Understanding: Genetic mutations are changes to your DNA sequence that happen during cell divisions when your cells make copies of themselves. Chromosome mutations have 5 types: insertion, translocation, deletion, duplication, and inversion. Genetic mutations also   cause human genetic syndrome like cri du chat, William syndrome, Down syndrome, Edward syndrome, Patau’s syndrome, and Klinefelter’s syndrome.

Essential Question: Why is it so crucial to study genetic mutations?

 

I. PRELIMINARIES

        Prayer

        Checking of Attendance

        Energizer

Review:          Time to refresh! (Genetic Mutation)

  What is the genetic mutation?

     How many types of chromosome mutations are there?

Focus:            Human Genetic Syndrome

 

Motivation:    Picture Analysis (Canva Presentation)

Show pictures about Down Syndrome.

Process Questions:   

a.    Have you ever seen or met someone who has a disorder like this?

b.    How do you deal with them?

c.     Do you know why they are like that?

d.    What is human genetic syndrome?

 

APK:               Video Analysis (YouTube)

                        Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJLSj43nSiI

The students will watch a video clip about the siblings Biffin and Turner in which Turner has Down Syndrome.

Process Questions:

1. What are the qualities of Turner?

2. Do you know what specific human genetic syndrome Turner has?

3. What are the qualities of Biffin as a brother?

E.Q: Why is it so crucial to study genetic mutations? 

 

II. LESSON DEVELOPMENT

A. Presentation of Concept

Learning Competencies: At the end of the period, it is expected that:

a.    I can describe the human genetic syndrome; and

b.    I can identify the different types of human genetic syndromes.

E.Q: Why is it so crucial to study genetic mutations 

Learning Activities:

 

1.  Lesson Proper: Lecture about Human Genetic Syndrome using Canva presentation.

Link:

https://www.canva.com/design/DAFuSNV1YFQ/2ZSb1WcCNy4qyT0DCjHEvg/edit?utm_content=DAFuSNV1YFQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

          Process Questions:

a.    What is human genetic syndrome?

b.    What are the types of human genetic syndrome?

c.     Why does human genetic syndrome occur?

E.Q: Why is it so crucial to study genetic mutations?

2. Collaborative Activities:

Instructions:

     You will be grouped into 4.

     Each group will form a circle, do this silently. Carry your chairs and avoid unnecessary noise.

     Each group will be given a task related to the topic.

     The group leader will be the one to facilitate the discussion with the members.

     Assign 1 or 2 representative/s to report your output in the class.

     The groups will be given 10 minutes to discuss and prepare your presentation.

     The reporter/s will be given 2 minutes to report your output.

Visual/Spatial: ARRANGE THE PICTURE!

Arrange the karyotype on the paper provided. Then identify the genetic abnormality.

       Interpersonal: TALK ABOUT IT!

       Create a dialogue based on the given situation. Dramatize the situation.

Situation: A boy (Timmy) has an older brother who was born with a disorder caused by a genetic mutation. Show how Timmy acknowledges and cares for his older brother.

 

Verbal Linguistic: PROMOTE IT!

Make an advocacy campaign through a poster slogan using a Canva that raises awareness on dealing with people with human genetic syndrome and some important information about their disorders.

 

Each group will be graded based on the rubric below:

 

 

5 pts.

Excellent

3 pts.

Satisfactory

1pt.

Needs Improvement

Total

Quality of Work

Provides excellent quality of work

Provides high quality work

Provides work that usually needs to be redone or rechecked by others.

 

Attitude

Never publicly criticize of anyones ideas, opinions or work. Always has a positive attitude about the task.

Occasionally publicly criticize and usually has a positive attitude.

Often criticize publicly and often has a negative attitude toward the task

 

Time management

Uses time well and have things completed on time. Responsibilities are followed.

Uses time well but may have procrastinated on an item but responsibilities are still followed.

Rarely gets things done and have to change responsibilities in the group to ensure time management.

 

Focus to task

Continuously stays focused to the task. Very self-motivated

Focuses on the task some of the time. Others need to encourage, prod and remind this person to stay on task

Rarely focuses on the task. Let others do the work.

 

    Process Questions: a. How did the activity help you understand more about human genetic syndrome?

     E.Q: Why is it so crucial to study genetic mutations

 

A.   Broadening of Concept:

    Guide Questions: (Canva Presentation)

  1. How do you deal with people with special needs or human genetic syndrome?
  2. How does knowledge about human genetic syndrome help us to be more grateful and accept our shortcomings?
  3. Why is it so crucial to study genetic mutations? (EQ)

B.   INTEGRATION:

  1. Ignacian Core/Related Values: FaithJustice

        As an Ignacian-Marian learner, how do you educate others to expand their knowledge and update information about human genetic syndrome, especially in dealing with them appropriately through taking advantage of technological advances?

      b. Social Orientation: Respect every difference

        Genetic factors contribute to 50 percent of infertility cases and also genetic mutations in a person. Genetic mutations can occur and cause a person to suffer from disorders such as Down syndrome. How would you respond if you met someone who had this kind of disorder?

    c. Lesson Across Discipline:      Health

        How can one maintain good health to prevent genetic mutations during pregnancy?

  d. Biblical Reflection:  Ephesians 4:2

Be completely humble and gentle; bearing with one another in love

III. EVALUATION/ASSESSMENT: Let’s do this! (1/4 sheet of paper)

Instruction: Read each question carefully. Select the letter that corresponds to your answer.

1)    Where do mutations occur?

A.    DNA and RNA

B.    DNA

C.   RNA

D.   mRNA and tRNA

2)    Which of the following disorders in which a person has an extra copy on its number 21 chromosomes?

A.    Down Syndrome

B.    Sickle-Cell

C.   Hemophilia

D.   Cystic Fibrosis

 

3)    Which of the following disorders in which a person has an extra copy of its number 13 chromosomes?

A.    Patau's Syndrome

B.    Down Syndrome

C.   Sickle-Cell

D.   Hemophilia

 

4)    Which of the following disorders in which a person has an extra copy of its number 18 chromosomes?

A.    Patau’s Syndrome

B.    Down Syndrome

C.   Hemophilia

D.   Edward Syndrome

 

5)    What disorder does a person have as shown in the picture below??

A.    Patau Syndrome

B.    Down Syndrome

C.   Cri Du Chat

D.   Edward Syndrome


6)    What disorder is shown in the picture below?


A.    Klinefelter’s Syndrome

B.    Patau Syndrome

C.   Down Syndrome

D.   Hemophilia


7)    Which of the following can cause genetic disorders?

A.    Alleles

B.    Mutations in the DNA of genes

C.   Phenotype

D.   Genotype

 

8)    Which of the following cannot cause genetic disorders?

A.    Changes in the number of chromosomes

B.    Getting the flu

C.   Changes in the structure of Chromosomes

D.   Mutations in the DNA of genes

 

9)    What are the two ways that genetic disorders can be inherited?

A.    Through blood transfusions and meiosis.

B.    Mutations in DNA and changes in structure or number of chromosomes.

C.   Missing chromosomes or premature egg splitting.

D.   Unhealthy environments and heredity

 

10) What type of mutation will occur based on the given DNA sequence below?

           Original: ATC CAT

           Mutation: ATC GCAT

A.    Deletion

B.    Insertion

C.   Silent

D.   Transverse

IV. SUMMARY/ACTION: Complete me! (Canva Presentation)

Instruction: Now that we are done assessing what you have learned from our discussion, ponder about the things that struck you most from the topic through completing the sentences below.

Today, I learned that _________________________________________.

I must _____________________________________________________.

From now on, I promise _______________________________________.

V. PURPOSIVE ASSIGNMENT/ENRICHMENT:

 

Instruction: List down the 4 types of human genetic syndrome and briefly describe the occurrence of each.

 

No

Human Genetic Syndrome

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

References:

Madriaga, E., Piloton-Narace, M. et. al. 2020. Science Links 10, Rex Book Store, Inc

Instructional Materials/Visual Aids:

Online tools – Canva Presentation, YouTube

Materials - Laptop, pentel pen, manila paper, crayons, 2 scissors, glue, and markers.

 

 

Prepared by:                                                                          Checked by:

 

 

 

 

Fuji Atika Putri                                                               MS. CECILYN A. BILIRAN

Pre-Service Teacher                                                             Cooperating Teacher

 

 

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