Group 1 Lesson 9 Lecture Discussion
Group 1 Lesson 9 Lecture Discussion
Lecture-Discussion
Group 1 Dominguez, Doromal, Medrana
Lecture-Discussion
Objectives
Knowledge-level
questions Direct instruction model
Explicit instruction
1. Introduction- The teacher begins the lesson by
providing a motivation activity, presenting the
objectives, and giving an overview of the topic.
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2. Presentation of the lesson- the teacher
proceeds to the unfolding of the topic through the
use of question-and- answer techniques and visual
organizers.
BASIC STEPS
Lecture-discussion Strategy 3. Comprehension monitoring- The teacher
checks students’ understanding through different
strategies of formative assessment.
4. Integration and Closure-Students summarize
the lesson by highlighting the important points,
synthesizing old and new information, and/or
sharing evidence-based conclusions.
ADVANTAGES
Lecture-discussion is beneficial if used in moderation.
First, it is easy to implement and can be applied in almost all content areas in social studies.
Its greatest strength lies in its efficiency in imparting information since teachers transfer the
same amount of knowledge to all students in the classroom within a short period of time, also
the structured content and the allotted time for comprehension monitoring aids in mastery of
learning which can, in turn, improve student achievement.
Lastly, by utilizing a wide range of questioning, the teacher engages students in different ways
of thinking-from concrete to abstract, form convergent to divergent, and from lower order to
critical and creative thinking skills.
Tips:
1. Plan the lesson in detail and practice your presentation.
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Sample Format
Let's analyze how the lecture-discussion strategy is utilized in the
elementary social studies classroom.
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Assessment
1. How is the lecture-discussion strategy different
from lecture and recitation?