Strategic Intervention Materials (SIM) are designed to enhance the teaching-learning process by engaging pupils and helping them apply science concepts to real-life situations. The materials include various components such as a cover page, table of contents, learning objectives, activity cards, and assessment tools, all aimed at facilitating effective learning. The SIM also provides enrichment opportunities and references to support further understanding and mastery of the subject matter.
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Strategic Intervention Materials (SIM) are designed to enhance the teaching-learning process by engaging pupils and helping them apply science concepts to real-life situations. The materials include various components such as a cover page, table of contents, learning objectives, activity cards, and assessment tools, all aimed at facilitating effective learning. The SIM also provides enrichment opportunities and references to support further understanding and mastery of the subject matter.
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Definition and Goals of
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JOY C. CLAVE Master Teacher I trategic nstrutional aterials
This teaching-learning kit is devised for the benefit of both
teachers and pupils. Its goals are to encourage pupils’ interest;learn science concepts and skills; and apply learned skills and Concepts into life to real situations.
Strategies Intervention Materials are believed to be an
effective strategic teaching aid for teachers in carrying out objectives on least learned lessons. It is a module that contains puzzles, games,vivid Illustrations, and concept map used to PARTS OF STRATEGIC INTERVENTION MATERIAL 1.COVER PAGE THE COVER PAGE MUST BE CREATIVE AND ATTRACTIVE TO THE LEVEL OF PUPILS BEING HANDLED. THIS MUST CONTAIN THE SCHOOL NAME AND ADDRESS AS THE HEADING. THE MIDDLE PART IS THE EYE-CATCHING BUT TOPIC RELATED TITLE OF SIM. NEXT TO THE TITLE PART IS THE LEVEL OF SIM. THE LEVEL DEPENDS ON THE GRADE OR YEAR OF THE STUDENTS. LASTLY, THE NAME OR NAMES OF THE PROPONENTS COMPLETE THE PARTS OF 2) TABLE OF CONTENTS Like a typical book, table of contents is needed to guide pupils of the contents or pages. This includes the pages of Guide Card, Activity Card, Assessment Card, Enrichment Card, Reference Card and Answer Keys. 3) LEARNING OBJECTIVES
For every task, list of objectives are very
important. This set the goals of every activity. Just like when starting a lesson, SIM needs objectives. Learning objectives give teachers ideas of what to measure at the end of the lesson. This part is composed of the general and specific objectives or tasks. 4) GUIDE CARD This part of the SIM gives a preview of what the students will learn and presents the focus skills. It also challenges the learners in performing the task. A review of the previous lesson is also presented. For catchier Guide Card, an animated icon may be utilized. 5) ACTIVITY CARD This provides the activities that are organized.This is based on the sequence of the focus skills. It also provides examples to concretize the concepts, particularly drawn from real-life experience. It also provides questions and elicits explanations, not one- word answer. This serves as easy-part activities for students. 6) ASSESSMENT CARD This provides exercises, drills or activities that allow students to assess their understanding of what they learned and correct errors when appropriate. It also monitors their learning and use feedback about their progress. 7) ENRICHMENT CARD This provides opportunities for pupils to apply what they have learned in other subject areas or in new contexts. 8) REFERENCE CARD It provides list of resources that will reinforce concepts or skills learned and provide additional content not found in the textbook. 9) ANSWER KEYS This reveals answers to the given activities. This must be covered so that pupils will not be checking or copying the correct answers.