RANCANGAN
PENGAJARAN HARIAN
MATA PELAJARAN: B.INGGERIS & GEOGRAFI
MINGGU
40
DATE/DAY
|
30.09.2013
(MONDAY)
|
CLASS
|
2I/2J
|
TIME
|
12.50-2.00
PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
Writing
|
TOPIC
|
Learning
how to write an essay with 6 pictures
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
At
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
a)
construct simple sentences using simple past tense
b)
write an essay in 6 paragraphs
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
Mastery
learning
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
a)
The teacher begins the lesson by distributing worksheets that contain an
essay on 6 pictures. She tells them to study the pictures and the question
for the essay.
b)
Then, she asks them to identify the kind of essay that they will learn how to
write. The students are expected to say that they will learn to write an
essay with 6 pictures.
c)
Next, she guides them to identify the key words that will guide them to
understand what they need to write about before asking them to explain what
each picture means as well as the notes
d)
After that, the teacher asks them to identify which tense is suitable. For
this lesson, the teacher will expect the students to say that they are to use
simple past tense as the events have already occurred.
e)
Then, the teacher reminds them that they will use verbs-to be in the past
tense when writing this essay. She also illustrates on the board how many
paragraphs they will need to write for an essay with 6 paragraphs.
f)
The teacher needs to illustrate on the board how to construct sentences for
the introduction, the 4 content paragraphs and the conclusion. She also gets
some students to give some sentences for each of the paragraph.
g)
Once the essay is completed, the students are to copy this essay into their
exercise books.
h)
Before the class ends, the teacher asks the students to give the number of
paragraphs that they must write for an essay with 6 pictures.
|
REFLECTION
|
This
lesson was completed. The teacher slowed down the pace. She found out that
the students were able to give verbs that end with ‘ed’ and less verbs that
end with ‘ing’. However, they still could not differentiate when to use
sentences that have ‘was’ and ‘were’ as well as sentences that only used
verbs that end with ‘ed’. This is still a very difficult thing to do in this
class as they have very little understanding of grammar. The teacher will
have to do another exercise on Thursday to help them see this difference.
|
TARIKH
|
30.09.2013
(ISNIN)
|
KELAS
|
1H
|
MASA
|
2.00
– 3.10 PM
|
SUBJEK
|
GEOGRAFI
|
TAJUK
|
Bab
16: Pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan tumbuh-tumbuhan semula jadi dan hidupan
liar
|
TUJUAN
|
Mengetahui
kepentingan dan langkah pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan tumbuh-tumbuhan semula
jadi dan hidupan liar
|
BBM
|
Buku
teks Geografi Tingkatan 1
|
OBJEKTIF
P&P
|
Pada
akhir pembelajaran, pelajar akan dapat:
a)
memberikan perbezaan di antara istilah pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan
b)
memberikan 2 langkah pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan
c)
memberikan 2 kepentingan pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan
|
PENERAPAN
NILAI
|
Menyayangi
tumbuh-tumbuhan semula jadi dan hidupan liar
|
AKTIVITI
|
a)
Guru meminta pelajar membacakan tajuk bab baru yang akan dipelajari pada hari
itu. Tajuk bab baru itu adalah berkaitan dengan pemeliharaan dan
pemuliharaan. Pelajar diminta menyatakan sama ada dua perkataan itu sama atau
berbeza. Guru mendengar jawapan pelajar.
b)
Kemudian, guru memberitahu pelajar bahawa dua istilah itu adalah berbeza.
Maka guru pun membacakan definisi dua istilah ini daripada buku teks.
c)
Daripada definisi tersebut, guru menerangkan sekali lagi menggunakan contoh
agar pelajar lebih faham.
d)
Setelah itu, guru meminta pelajar melihat rumusan bab di mana disenaraikan
kepentingan dan langkah-langkah pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan. Guru
menerangkan setiap satu contoh berpandukan penerangan daripada buku teks.
Pelajar diminta mendengar.
e)
Kemudian, guru memberikan nota berpandukan rumusan bab kerana ia lebih jelas
dan mudah difahami oleh pelajar.
f)
Sebelum kelas ditamatkan, pelajar disoal sekali lagi untuk memberikan 2
kepentingan dan 2 langkah pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan.
|
REFLEKSI
|
Pelajar
boleh memberikan 2 kepentingan dan 2 langkah pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan
yang telah dipelajari. Tetapi mereka lupa tentang perbezaan di antara istilah
pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan. Guru menerangkan sekali lagi sebelum kelas
ditamatkan.
|
DATE/DAY
|
23.09.2013
(MONDAY)
|
CLASS
|
3B
|
TIME
|
5.10
– 6.20 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
Literature:
Around The World In 80 Days
|
TOPIC
|
Write
a synopsis of the novel
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
At
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
a)
construct topic sentences, elaboration, examples and conclude a content
paragraph using ideas brainstormed in the mind map
b)
use simple present tense in their sentence construction
c)
choose the most important events to be included in their synopsis
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
Mastery
learning
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
a)
The teacher continues the lesson on another essay writing exercise on the
novel. She writes the question on the board and asks the students to copy it
down.
b)
Then, she guides them to underline the key words, identifying the tense and
also useful vocabulary for the essay.
c)
After that, she tells them to identify events which they feel as the most
important and impact Phileas’ plans and journey around the world. She lists
all of their answers on the board and guides them to choose the best
incidents according to the correct sequence for the synopsis.
d)
Once this is done, she gets the students to think of how to organise ideas
for a synopsis. The layout will require students to write the synopsis in
terms of 3 different stages: before the journey, during the journey and after
the journey.
e)
Then, she asks the students to identify which events can be placed under each
of the 3 different stages. The events are to be chosen from the earlier list
of important events that the teacher does with the students in the beginning
of this lesson.
f)
Next, the teacher asks the students to give 4 sentences for each content
paragraph. They are to describe each stage by sequencing the events based on
the novel. They will not follow the usual technique of writing an essay that
requires elaborations and examples. However, they will be asked to give topic
sentences for each of the content paragraph.
g)
Once the sample essay is completed, they are to take it down into their
exercise books.
g)
Before the class ends, the teacher reminds the students to read this essay at
home again as part of revision.
|
REFLECTION
|
This
lesson was completed. The students could give some correct events that are
most important as they could not give all of the events to be included in the
synopsis. However, the students were very slow when it came to writing 4
sentences for each of the content paragraph. They used a lot of monotonous
sentences that lack variety. This was seen when the teacher gave them some
time to write their own sentences and she checked some of their work. In
order to help them, the teacher illustrated how to write the second and third
paragraphs which contain the first and the second stages. The students wrote
the third stage but it wasn’t good enough. So the teacher once again helped
them to complete the sample essay. This was the last essay writing exercise
that the students will do before their PMR examination on Wednesday.
|
DATE/DAY
|
01.10.2013
(TUESDAY)
|
CLASS
|
3E
|
TIME
|
12.50
– 2.00 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
Literature:
Around The World In 80 Days
|
TOPIC
|
Write
a synopsis of the novel
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
At
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
a)
construct topic sentences, elaboration, examples and conclude a content
paragraph using ideas brainstormed in the mind map
b)
use simple present tense in their sentence construction
c)
choose the most important events to be included in their synopsis
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
Mastery
learning
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
a)
The teacher continues the lesson on another essay writing exercise on the
novel. She writes the question on the board and asks the students to copy it
down.
b)
Then, she guides them to underline the key words, identifying the tense and
also useful vocabulary for the essay.
c)
After that, she tells them to identify events which they feel as the most
important and impact Phileas’ plans and journey around the world. She lists
all of their answers on the board and guides them to choose the best
incidents according to the correct sequence for the synopsis.
d)
Once this is done, she gets the students to think of how to organise ideas
for a synopsis. The layout will require students to write the synopsis in
terms of 3 different stages: before the journey, during the journey and after
the journey.
e)
Then, she asks the students to identify which events can be placed under each
of the 3 different stages. The events are to be chosen from the earlier list
of important events that the teacher does with the students in the beginning
of this lesson.
f)
Next, the teacher asks the students to give 4 sentences for each content
paragraph. They are to describe each stage by sequencing the events based on
the novel. They will not follow the usual technique of writing an essay that
requires elaborations and examples. However, they will be asked to give topic
sentences for each of the content paragraph.
g)
Once the sample essay is completed, they are to take it down into their
exercise books.
g)
Before the class ends, the teacher reminds the students to read this essay at
home again as part of revision.
|
REFLECTION
|
This
lesson was cancelled. The teacher did not enter this class as the students
were asked to rearrange their chairs and tables in preparation for the PMR
examinations. The teacher was given 2 periods of sit ins at 2C from
12.50-2.00pm. The 2C students had their own work to complete in the class
while the teacher did her sit in.
|
DATE/DAY
|
02.10.2013
(WEDNESDAY)
|
CLASS
|
3B
|
TIME
|
2.00
– 3.10 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
None
|
TOPIC
|
None
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
There
is no learning objective for this class on this day
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
None
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
None
|
REFLECTION
|
The
Form 3 students sit for their PMR examinations from 2 – 9/10/13. The teacher
did not have any sit ins during this periods.
|
DATE/DAY
|
02.10.2013
(WEDNESDAY)
|
CLASS
|
3E
|
TIME
|
5.10
– 6.20 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
None
|
TOPIC
|
None
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
There
is no learning objective for this class on this day
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
None
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
None
|
REFLECTION
|
The
Form 3 students sit for their PMR examinations from 2 – 9/10/13. The teacher
did not have any sit ins during this periods.
|
DATE/DAY
|
03.10.2013
(THURSDAY)
|
CLASS
|
3B
|
TIME
|
12.50
– 2.00 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
None
|
TOPIC
|
None
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
There
is no learning objective for this class on this day
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
None
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
None
|
REFLECTION
|
The
Form 3 students sit for their PMR examinations from 2 – 9/10/13
|
DATE/DAY
|
03.10.2013
(THURSDAY)
|
CLASS
|
2I/2J
|
TIME
|
2.35
– 3.10 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
Writing
|
TOPIC
|
Learning
how to write an essay with 6 pictures
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
At
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
a)
construct simple sentences using simple past tense
b)
write an essay in 6 paragraphs
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
Mastery
learning
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
a)
The teacher begins the lesson by distributing worksheets that contain an
essay on 6 pictures. She tells them to study the pictures and the question
for the essay.
b)
Then, she asks them to identify the kind of essay that they will learn how to
write. The students are expected to say that they will learn to write an
essay with 6 pictures.
c)
Next, she guides them to identify the key words that will guide them to
understand what they need to write about before asking them to explain what
each picture means as well as the notes
d)
After that, the teacher asks them to identify which tense is suitable. For
this lesson, the teacher will expect the students to say that they are to use
simple past tense as the events have already occurred.
e)
Then, the teacher reminds them that they will use verbs-to be in the past
tense when writing this essay. She also illustrates on the board how many
paragraphs they will need to write for an essay with 6 paragraphs.
f)
The teacher needs to illustrate on the board how to construct sentences for
the introduction, the 4 content paragraphs and the conclusion. She also gets
some students to give some sentences for each of the paragraph.
g)
Once the essay is completed, the students are to copy this essay into their
exercise books.
h)
Before the class ends, the teacher asks the students to give the number of
paragraphs that they must write for an essay with 6 pictures.
|
REFLECTION
|
This
lesson was not completed yet. This essay will be continued again on Friday.
The teacher found out that students could give verbs that end with ‘ed’ but
only the ones that they have learned last Monday. The teacher will give
another essay writing exercise on Friday.
|
TARIKH
|
03.10.2013
(KHAMIS)
|
KELAS
|
1H
|
MASA
|
4.35
– 5.45 PM
|
SUBJEK
|
GEOGRAFI
|
TAJUK
|
Tiada
|
TUJUAN
|
Tiada
|
BBM
|
Tiada
|
OBJEKTIF
P&P
|
Tiada objektif pembelajaran untuk
kelas ini pada hari ini
|
PENERAPAN
NILAI
|
Tiada
|
AKTIVITI
|
Tiada
aktiviti pembelajaran dan pengajaran pada hari ini
|
REFLEKSI
|
Pelajar
Tingkatan 1 diberikan cuti dari 2, 3 dan 4/10/13 kerana blok kelas Tingkatan
1 digunakan untuk menempatkan pelajar-pelajar Tingkatan 3 yang menduduki
peperiksaan PMR 2013.
|
DATE/DAY
|
04.10.2013
(FRIDAY)
|
CLASS
|
2I/2J
|
TIME
|
4.00
– 5.10 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
Writing
|
TOPIC
|
Learning
how to write an essay with 6 pictures
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
At
the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
a)
construct simple sentences using simple past tense
b)
write an essay in 6 paragraphs
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
Mastery
learning
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
a)
The teacher continues last Thursday’s lesson by distributing the worksheets
again. The students are to look at the third picture that they have not
finished and to try to construct sentences using the words that are given in
the question.
f)
However, the teacher needs to illustrate on the board how to construct sentences
for the remaining 2 content paragraphs and the conclusion. She also gets some
students to give some sentences for each of the paragraph.
g)
Once the essay is completed, the students are to copy this essay into their
exercise books.
h)
Before the class ends, the teacher asks the students to give the number of
paragraphs that they must write for an essay with 5 pictures.
|
REFLECTION
|
This
lesson was completed. The students learned that the last and the sixth
paragraph is to contain the moral value about the story. The students could
give a suitable moral value and the teacher used this in the story. However,
the students relied heavily on the teacher for ideas to construct sentences
for the story. More exercise will be given to the students next week but the
teacher will not try to complete a whole essay. Instead, attention will be
given on writing correct sentences using verbs that end with ‘ed’.
|
DATE/DAY
|
04.10.2013
(FRIDAY)
|
CLASS
|
3E
|
TIME
|
5.10
– 6.20 PM
|
SUBJECT
|
ENGLISH
|
UNIT
|
None
|
TOPIC
|
None
|
LEARNING
EMPHASIS
|
There
is no learning objective for this class on this day
|
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
|
None
|
INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURES
|
None
|
REFLECTION
|
The
Form 3 students sit for their PMR examinations from 2 – 9/10/13
|
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