Grade 1 Daily Lesson Log 4th Quarter DLL SY 2022-2023

by DepEd Resources

Welcome! To provide the teacher more creative freedom and the opportunity to use the lesson preparation structure he feels is most effective, we have ready-made Grade 1 Daily Lesson Log 4th Quarter DLL SY 2022-2023 that are in line with the most recent Curriculum Guide for each grade level accessible for download. The download links for the weekly K–12 Daily Lesson Logs can be seen below.

Types of Lesson Planning

Planning for the long term (year planning)

The creation of a long-term plan each year, which may include the entire year or just one unit, is one of the duties of the teacher. The long-term strategy opens up the teacher’s options for creativity and the usage of the format he believes would work best. The following information is part of the long-term plan:

Name, grade, and dates for the semester for the teacher.
Expectations were met within the allotted time.
Topics in particular were utilized to teach the expectations.
Students’ performance and output are expected.
How to judge the progress of kids.
ways for helping students reach their goals while teaching.

Weekly and monthly short-term planning

The teachers must carefully consider the details once the long-term plan has been developed. This is when the teacher should create the “short term plans” or unit planning, which should include the specifics of the lesson’s content. To prevent repetition, it helps the teacher concentrate on the intended learning effects. These elements of short-term planning should be included:

Lesson plan topics for various classes.
activities and methods used in the classroom.
equipment for examination and assessment.
Resource requirements and student demonstrations.

Daily Planning

An outline of what will be taught on a given day is provided in a daily planning. The prudent teacher will make his daily schedule two to three days in advance, write it down, and store it somewhere accessible. These things ought to be included in the daily planning:

Time slots for each lesson are set.
Assignment schedule and room number.
procedures and classroom responsibilities.
supplies and equipment required.
Today’s remaining hours.

Many conventional classrooms have a lesson structure that consists of a series of PPT-style exercises. Presentation, Practice, and Production are referred to in the 3P’s model (PPT). The teacher introduces new terms, things, and vocabulary at the presentation stage. He then explains and illustrates the meaning using his unique presentational method. At the practice level, students work on brand-new material in groups or individually. switching between regulated and uncontrolled activity.