FS 101 Lesson 1 - Lesson 2
FS 101 Lesson 1 - Lesson 2
FS 101 Lesson 1 - Lesson 2
Lesson 1: Pedagogical Content Knowledge and It’s Application across the Curriculum.
Activities:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-vUCleRHxQ
Activity 1: What do you think were the strategies used by the teacher to enrich her mastery of
the subject matter?
Answer:
: What do you think were the strategies used by the teacher to enrich her pedagogical
knowledge?
Answer:
The student teacher enrich his pedagogical knowledge with a better content knowledge about
the subject being taught and how it is being taught to the student and the learners.
: What do you think the strategies to use by the teacher to augment her curriculum
knowledge?
Answer:
It is the theoretical principles and behaviors with planning and implementing the evaluation of
the curriculum.
Observe the teacher in the video about pedagogical knowledge and relate it in research-based
instruction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk-bsosp4x4
Activities:
1. Analyze the importance of research-based instruction and the principles of teaching and
learning.
Answer:
Is to equip teachers to help them to reach the children, to avoid burnout and to improve
their classrooms culture of learning and achievement.
2. Observe how these can enrich teacher’s pedagogical content knowledge and improve
student’s learning.
3. Recognize their effect on learners.
Answer:
It is a challenge of the students and interest in learning setting them on the path to
success in school and in life.
4. Examine how various theories and principles and applied in planning instruction.
Answer:
: Does the school promote research culture among the teachers? How?
Answer:
Yes, by simply doing it in the research areas to develop and to enrich the subject
mastery of their subjects.
Yes, these activities includes information about typical difficulties about a set of topics.
Answer:
If the programs of those withstand the test of standard scientific testing practices, scientific
research gather information about significant questions, use objective methods that involve
reliable and valid observations and measurements and meets rigorous standards peer review.