Detailed Lesson Plan - The Practice of Blended Learning
Detailed Lesson Plan - The Practice of Blended Learning
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of this lesson, the students will be able to:
a. Understand the definition and models of blended learning, including its various modalities;
b. Create a table and list the advantages and disadvantages of models of blended learning; and
c. Demonstrate appreciation on how the different modalities can affect the overall learning
experience of a student.
1. Prayer
2. Checking of Attendance
3. Recapitulation
a. Introduction to web-based instruction
4. Unlocking Difficulties
A. Face-to-face - A direct interaction between two or more people.
B. Modalities - refer to different forms or methods of instruction, such as online learning, face-
to-face instruction, or blended learning.
C. Leverage: Leverage means using something to maximum advantage or benefit.
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY
1 Motivation
Let's have an activity to re-energize and freshen up our minds before
we start our discussion.
But first, kindly read the mechanics.
Mechanics:
1. This activity will be done individually.
2. Each student will raise their hand and
have a chance to answer the puzzle
that corresponds to what is needed.
3. The activity will be complete after the
puzzle has been answered.
4. The output will be posted in front of the
class.
Based on the activity that we had, what are the words that you have
noticed?
We had the word classroom, digital, model, traditional,
rotation, virtual, online, interaction, learn and blended
learning.