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Week 2 – 4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log | May 8 – 12, 2023 DLLs

Effective teaching must include the evaluation of student learning using performance tasks and rubrics. Teachers give assignments to students during the practice portion of a lesson that are designed to help them improve certain abilities, usually in the areas of language arts and arithmetic. The practice phase offers a chance to incorporate language arts and math concepts into social studies or scientific material. Reading and writing abilities are taught through structured tasks, which include everything from vocabulary growth and letter recognition to summarizing, contrasting, taking notes, and problem-solving. Calculations and word problems from worksheets or textbooks may also be required for math tasks. The possibility exists for students to collaborate in groups while honing their material understanding through review and question-and-answer exercises. Activities for music and art can also be included by teachers as practice exercises. In this post, you will find the ready-made Week 2 – 4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log | May 8 – 12, 2023 DLLs that are in line with the most recent Curriculum Guide for each grade level.

The performance activity, which concludes the lesson, takes longer to complete than the scheduled class time. It is a hands-on, comprehensive learning opportunity connected to one or more benchmark indicators. The performance assignment is a component of a performance assessment approach that lets students show off the skills and information they learned in class. The information and abilities required for success outside of the classroom, such as writing books and letters or designing posters and ads, are reflected in this practical activity.

Teachers need rubrics in order to assess the standard of successfully completed performance activities. Rubrics, which are rating scales made up of previously determined performance standards, are frequently displayed to students at the start of a session or unit of study. In order to determine what the student’s work must contain to obtain a letter grade, rubrics are utilized. The two most popular forms of rubrics are holistic and analytical. Every teacher in a school uses holistic rubrics for a particular task, like grading an argumentative essay. Analytical rubrics, on the other hand, are made for particular performance tasks within lessons and units of study and require teachers to assess distinct aspects of the work.

In conclusion, performance tasks and rubrics are essential to effective teaching. To help students learn certain abilities, teachers must provide well-structured assignments during the practice portion of a class. The class culminates with a performance challenge that takes extra time to complete but reflects integrated, real-world learning experiences. With the help of pre-established performance criteria and a list of the components that must be included in the student’s work in order to obtain a letter grade, rubrics are crucial tools for teachers to assess the quality of successfully completed performance assignments.

Week 2 – 4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log |
May 8 – 12, 2023 DLLs

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