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ABANAS Module 3 Lesson 3 Worksheet

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Name: CHARLYN JOY ABANASSection: BTLE-HE2B

Module 3 Lesson 3: Inclusive Practices in the Philippines

Application:
Task 1- Pro-Con-Improvement Chart
Direction: Evaluate the Philippine Inclusive Education Practices using the Pro-Con-
Improvement chart.

1. In the pro column, list the good things


2. In the con column, list the bad things
3. In the improvement column list the improvement that can be done.

Philippine Inclusive Education Practices

Pro Con Improvement

DEPED Inclusive
Education Framework
-IT PROVIDES BETTER
- It forces students into a (2017)
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
cookie-cutter model of
LEARNING INCLUSIVE
learning.
EDUCATION
-THE EXPECTATIONS OF
ALL CHILDREN ARE -this structure can disrupt · Inclusion as a key
HIGHER the learning environment standard & principle
-IT ENCOURAGE THE for other students. · SPED, Madrasah
INVOLVEMENT OF Education, IP Education,
PARENTS IN THEIR -Some physical disabilities Special Interest Programs,
STUDENTS LEARNING. require a special ADMs/FLOs, ALS
classrooms configuration.
-IT FODTERS A CULTURE · Quality differentiated
OF RESPECT AND -it can encourage some instructions thru:
BELONGING. students to increase their · Contextualization of
-IT PROVIDES ALL acting out behaviors. curriculum and learning
CHILDREN WITH materials
OPPORTUNITIES TO -it forces the teachers to
have a practical · Equal opportunities for
DEVELOP FRIENDSHIPS
understanding to each active participation in
WITH ONE ANOTHER.
disability. teaching-learning process
· Provision of options to
create, learn and share
what they know and what
they can do in both
curricular and co-curricular
activities

Task 2- Model Matrix


Direction: Complete the matrix on the different inclusive teaching model

Teaching Model Key Features Example Activity

collaborative teaching metho
d where two teachers (e.g.,
general education
teacher, special education This approach allows
teacher. This approach allows teachers to split the class
Parallel Teaching
teachers to split the class in in half, with each teacher
half, with each teacher co- co-teaching one half.
teaching one half. (Putnam,
1998).

focuses on teaching students Strategy instruction can


how to learn. Students are
explicitly taught learning
strategies and study skills to occur as a separate mini-
enable them to master the lesson, or both strategy
Complementary
curriculum content. instruction and content
Teaching
instruction can be
presented simultaneously
in one lesson.

enhances or reinforces the


lesson content by helping
students attend to,
Supportive instructional
understand, and remember
activities may be provided
information, relationships,
Supportive Teaching to the whole class, small
and processes.
groups, or individual
students.

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