Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DepEd)
                                                Region VIII (Eastern Visayas)
                                                     Division of Leyte
                                     SAN MIGUEL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
                                                 Brgy. Cayare, San Miguel, Leyte
                                                        School ID: 303426
                                     LESSON PLAN IN PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
                                            Date: Dec. 18, 2024 (Tuesday)
            7:50-8:50 HUMSS Chomsky                                                                2:00-3:00 STEM
            8:50-9:50 HUMSS Krashen                                                                3:00-4:00 HUMSS
                    Grade Level      Grade 11
                        Subject      Englis/Research
                    Competency       Write a research title (CS_RS11-IIIc-e-2)
                       Duration      60 minutes
             Learning Objectives     1. Understand the importance of a well-crafted research title.
                                     2. Identify the components of an effective research title.
                                     3. Write a clear and concise research title based on a given topic.
                Materials Needed     - TV, Laptop, PowerPoint presentation/slides
                  Lesson Outline
                  A. Introduction    - Motivation: Present two titles (one well-crafted, one vague) and ask: "Which title captures your
                                     interest and why?"
                                     - Discussion Question: "Why is the research title important in a study?"
                B. Lesson Proper
      1. Characteristics of a Good   - Discuss key qualities of a strong title:
                   Research Title    - Clear and specific
                                     - Concise and precise
                                     - Reflects the study's scope and focus
                                     - Uses appropriate keywords
                                     - Avoids unnecessary jargon or abbreviations
2. Components of a Research Title    - Explain essential components:
                                     - Topic of the research
                                     - Focus or variable (e.g., "impact of social media")
                                     - Population or setting (e.g., "among high school students")
                                     - Provide examples of complete and incomplete titles.
     3. Writing Practice (15 mins)   - Activity: Provide students with sample research topics (e.g., “Study habits of teenagers”).
                                     - Students craft a research title based on the topic, ensuring the inclusion of key elements.
                                     - Share and discuss titles with the class, providing constructive feedback.
 C. Wrap-up/Reflection (10 mins)     - Reflective Questions:
                                     - “What makes a title stand out to you as a reader?”
                                     - “How does a title help the researcher stay focused?”
                                     - Summarize: Emphasize that a well-crafted title is essential for clarity, relevance, and impact.
                       Assignment    Task: Write three possible research titles on a topic of your choice.
                                     - Highlight which title you think is best and explain why.
             Assessment Criteria     1. Relevance: Title aligns with the topic and research focus.
                                     2. Clarity: Title is specific and easy to understand.
                                     3. Precision: Title avoids unnecessary words and ambiguity.
                                     4. Participation: Engagement in class discussion and activities.
            Note: This lesson integrates PISA competencies by helping students interpret and analyze concepts, enhancing
            their understanding and comprehension skills for the real-world application.
            Prepared by:                      Noted by:                         Checked by:
            JANICE P. BERNAL             NENITA P. ANTONI                            VIVIAN A. VALERIANO
                 Teacher                          Mentor                                             Principal