On Kindergarten Remote Teaching and Learning: Developmentally Appropriate Responses in The Time of Covid-19
On Kindergarten Remote Teaching and Learning: Developmentally Appropriate Responses in The Time of Covid-19
On Kindergarten Remote Teaching and Learning: Developmentally Appropriate Responses in The Time of Covid-19
the division webinar on Kindergarten Remote Teaching and Learning: Developmentally Appropriate Responses in
the Time of Covid-19
Activity No. 1: Feasible and Accessible Remote Learning Modalities for my Class
Instructions: Rate each remote learning modality based on feasibility for teachers and accessibility for
learners. 5 as the highest and 1 as the lowest. Afterwards, explain the reason behind your rating on the box
below.
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
Lastly, TV/ Radio- 4 3
Based instruction Serve as an alternative solution Almost all household have
we rate for the for teaching during this televisions. It is an alternative in the
teachers feasibility pandemic is using of delivery of education since radio is
Because. TV/Radio- Based instruction. almost available including some
(reminders) mobile phone models have radio
And 5 For the Ensure children's access to frequency.
learners… television. The parent’s will supervise and
Providing references in monitor their children during TV
learning content to learners viewing/ listening to radio and
through the use of TV learning process.
programs on channels/stations.
What is the most feasible learning modality for you as a teacher? And why?
The modular learning modality because of this pandemic, and most of the learners doesn’t have
smartphones/laptops and internet connections.
What is the most accessible learning modality for your class? And why?
Modular, flexibility of time, students can set their own schedule to finish the tasks given in module. The
learners assisted/guided by member of the family or other stakeholder without getting at risk. Because some
of the families do not have available smartphone or laptops at home.
Activity No. 2: Weekly Schedule of Implementation for ICT-based and Non-ICT Based Learning
Modes
Instructions: Plan a feasible and accessible weekly schedule that can be implemented in your class. Determine
the Learning modality for each day and the chosen ICT and Non-ICT based modes of learning.
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Modality: Online (synchronous), Online (asynchronous), Offline (modular),
TV/ Radio-Based Instruction
Learning Modes: Online- External Storage (flash drive etc.), Radio/TV, Texting/ Phone Calls, Mobile
Applications, Teleconferencing.
Offline- Printed modules, Learning Kits
Activity No. 3: Adapting a classroom activity to become appropriate for Remote Learning
Modified Objectives:
Tell a name, age, and gender on his/her own.
Materials:
TV/Radio
Worksheets
Process of Implementation:
Identify one’s self through video presentation that will help the parent/guardian.
Evaluation:
Identify one’s self by following the guidelines given by the teacher to complete and answer the
worksheets.
Instructions: Come up with tips and reminders that will be given to primary caregivers or parents in
preparation for remote learning.
Have an open communications that allow the parents to ask questions about the module and its evaluation.
As teachers…
We must find ways to make remote learning manageable, purposeful and engaging..
“No book can give the best strategy; but we, the teachers can” A quotation from one our speakers from the
previous webinars. The DepEd guaranteeing the health, safety, and wellbeing of all learners, teachers, and other
DepEd employees despite of the pandemic in this teaching new normal. Embracing the new normal
wholeheartedly is a great factor, because can make a difference.