INSTRUCTIONAL

MATERIALS
- tools used in educational lessons, which includes
active learning and assessment.
- refer to the materials and facilities that can be
used to ease, encourage, improved and promote
teaching and learning activities.
- defined as resources that organize and support
instruction, such as textbooks, tasks, and
supplementary resources.
 Instructional Materials

- these are materials that are use to aid in the

transference of information from one another..
These instructional materials could include
power point presentations (visual aids), books,
articles, materials for project development.
- content that conveys the essential knowledge
and skills of a subject in the school curriculum
through a medium or a combination of media
for conveying information to a student.
 TYPES OF INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS

1. Printed and Duplicated Materials

2. Non- Projected Display Materials

3. Projected Display Materials

4. Technological Instructional Media

 Printed and Duplicated
Materials

All textual and handout materials to be

used by students or trainees which can
be run off in large numbers by printing
machines, photocopiers and duplicators.
 Non- Projected Display
Materials

All visual displays that can be shown to a

class, small group or individual student
without the use of an optical or electronic
projector of any sort.
 Projected Display Materials

Type of educational materials, that of

representations of actual objects and
phenomena, includes three-dimensional
materials, two dimensional materials, and
audiovisual materials.
 Technological Instructional
Media

Type of instructional materials that includes

film and video materials, and computer-
mediated materials.
Computer- Mediated Materials
-all the various materials that require a
computer of some sort to enable them to be
displayed, studied or used.
Film and Video Materials (Paper Motion
Animation)
-media that enable audio signals to be
combined with moving visual sequences, thus
enabling a further dimension to be added to
integrate audio visual presentations.
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 Vocal
Music

Music

Instrumental
Music
 Whole
Sixteenth Note Half
Rest Note

Quarter
Eight Note
Rest
Notes and
Rest

Quarter Eight
Rest Note

Half Sixteenth
Whole Note
Rest
Rest
 Know W-ant L-earn
The music of Japan is
unique
It is used in different
occasions.
They used various
instrument
 A B
Music of Music of
Japan China

C
Similarities
 Factors
Influences
Music in
Asian
Countries
 (Strand Support)

(Strand Tie) (Strand Tie)

(Web Strand)

(Web Strand) (Web Strand)

(Core question)

(Strand Support) (Strand Support)

(Web Strand)

(Strand Support)

(Strand Tie) (Strand Tie)

 (Strand Support)

(Strand Tie) (Strand Tie)

Industrial
(Web Strand)

What are the factors that

Economics affects the music of a Spiritual
(Web Strand) country? (Web Strand)
(Core question)
(Strand Support) (Strand Support)

Domestic
(Web Strand)

(Strand Support)

(Strand Tie) (Strand Tie)

Yes No

Is it
important to
study the Asian
Music?
Ang ilog ay nasgsimula sa
isang lawa, bukal o
natutunaw na bloke ng Dadaloy tio sa mas
yelo sa isang mataas na mababang lugar
lugar

Ang ilog at mga sanga nit Dinadaluyan ito mga

ay bumubuo ng isang maliliit na batis na
sistema ng ilog o river tinatawag na sangang
system ilog o tributaries

Ito ay aagos patungo sa Ang labasan ng ilog ay

kanyang bunganga maaaring isang lawa ,
“mouth of the river” dagat o karagatan
Problems in the Reasons Solution
field of music
 Panahon ng Metal

Neolitiko

Mesolitiko

Japan
 Chhing

Pinpeat Ensemble
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Reden F. Fajagutana
TIC- Polomolok Integrated School

Janice S. Lechugas TITLE

T-II, Norala Central Elementary School

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Kristine B. Sumatra
T-I, NewEND
Lambunao Integrated School