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National Training of Trainers on Senior
High School Competency-Based Learning
SHERWIN C, QUESEA
Education Program Supervisor
City Division of Tayabas
Presenter
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
OBJECTIVES OF THE SESSION:
1. Describe the features of an inquiry- based
learning.
2. Explain the four levels of inquiry.
3. Familiarize the 5E learning model of inquiry.
4. Identify the competencies in the CG where
inquiry-based learning approach in teaching can
be applied
5. Prepare a DLP employing principles of inquiry-
based learning approach in teaching.
A
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
Procedure:
2. Turn over one end of the paper
so as to form a half-twist and mark
it B.
5. What interesting
information can you get
from the Möbius strip?
Group 3
• Form again a band with two-half twist.
Cut out the center and discover the
resulting figure
Group 4
• Repeat the preceding activity, but begin
with the band that has three-haft twist.
• Cut out the center and discover the
resulting figure
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
Group Activity
Group 5
• Cut the two ends of the strip into three.
• Mark top end from right to left side A1, A2, A3, and
mark the back of the bottom end from right to left
side B1, B2, & B3.
• Twist the band with one-half twist and connect the
ends of A2 & B2 making strip A2B2, connect A1 & B3
over strip A2B2 making strip A1B3, and connectA3 &
B1 over strip A1B3 making strip A3B1.
• Then cut strip A1B3, after that, flip the mobius strip
vertically then cut it all throughout the strip and
discover the resulting figure.
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
5 minutes
5 minutes
End
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
SHARING (10 minutes)
• Answer the following questions
• Write your answers on the
manila paper.
• Choose a rapporteur
• Present your work to the class.
B. What is Inquiry
Based-Learning?
• Questioning
• Investigating
• Using evidences to describe,
explain and predict
• Connecting evidences to
knowledge
• Sharing of findings
CONSTRUCTIVISM
(Piaget)
EXPERIENTIAL SOCIAL
LEARNING DEVELOPMENT
(Dewey) (Vygotsky)
1. What is the
importance of Inquiry –
Based Learning in
teaching competencies?
End
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
LEVELS OF INQUIRY
http://portal.ou.nl/documents/7288585/0/Levels+of+Inquiry+Based+Learning.pdf
http://static.nsta.org/files/sc0810_26.pdf
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
DEPAR TMENT OF EDUCATION
3 minutes
aC
Suggested Activities for 5 Es
5 Es Suggested What the Teachers What the
Activities Does Learners Does
• Applies new labels,
• Expect the learners to
new definitions
use formal label, explanations and skills
definitions, and in new, but similar
explanations provided situations
• Problem Solving preciously • Uses previous
• Decision Making • Encourage the learners information to ask
to apply or extend the questions, propose
• Experimental solutions, make
concept and skills in
Elaborate Inquiry decisions and design
new situations
/Extend • Think Skill • Reminds the learners to •
experiments
Draws reasonable
Activities : existing data and conclusions from
compare, classify evidences and task – evidences
, & apply what do you already • Record observation
know? / What do you and explanations
think? • Checks for
• Strategies from explore understandings among
peers
apply here also
aC
Suggested Activities for 5 Es
5 Es Suggested What the Teachers What the
Activities Does Learners Does
• Observes the learners as
they apply new concepts • Ask open-ended
and skills questions by using
• Any of the above • Assessment learners observations, evidence
• Develop a Scoring knowledge as prior skill and previously
• Looks for evidence that the accepted explanations
Tool or Rubrics
learners have changed • Demonstrate an
• Test their thinking and understanding or
• Performance behaviors knowledge of the
Evaluate Assessment • Allow learners to assess concept or skills
their own learning and • Evaluate his / her own
• Produced a
group process skills progress and
product • Ask open-ended questions knowledge
• Journal Entry such as Why do you think? • Ask related questions
• Portfolio What evidences do you that would encourage
have? What do you know future investigations
about? How would you
explain?
aC
5E STAGE TEACHERS SHOULD AVOID… INSTEAD, TEACHERS SHOULD…
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SHERWIN C. QUESEA
Education Program Supervisor
City Division of Tayabas
Presenter
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)