The document discusses the differences between DLL/DLP and an IDEA LESSON EXEMPLAR. An IDEA LESSON EXEMPLAR is an acronym that stands for Idea, Exemplar and has a more simplified procedure compared to the previous DLL/DLP model which consisted of more steps. The document then provides an example procedure for an IDEA LESSON EXEMPLAR that includes steps like reviewing the lesson, presenting samples, discussing concepts, finding applications, making generalizations and evaluating learning.

1. REVISITING THE
PIVOT IDEA LESSON
EXEMPLAR

3. I-D-E-A
LESSON
EXEMPLAR

4. What is the difference
between DLL/DLP to
LESSON
EXEMPLAR ?

5. I-D-E-A LESSON EXEMPLAR acronym for

6. IDEA EXEMPLAR has only
part procedure while the
DLL/DLP before consists of

8. PANIMULA/PAMBUNGAD

9. IV. PROCEDURES
a. Lesson Review
b. Purpose of the Lesson
c. Presentation of Samples

12. VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
STORY TELLING LISTENING
BODY LANGUAGE VISUAL
COMMUNICATION
PRESENTATION SKILLS
PHYSICAL
COMMUNICATION
HUMOR INTERVIEWING
WRITING HUMOR PUBLIC SPEAKING

13. D. Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #1
E. Discussing new concepts and practicing new skills #2
F. Developing mastery

16. THROUGH
Collaboration is a partnership; a union; the act of producing
or making something together

18. PAKIKIPAGPALIHAN / EXPERIENTIAL LEARING
IV. PROCEDURES
G. Finding practical applications of
concepts and skills in daily living

19. CREATIVE THINKING SKILLS

21. PAGLALAPAT
Assimilation of knowledge occurs when
a learner encounters a new idea, and
must 'fit' that idea into what they
already know.

23. H. Making generalizations and
abstractions about the lesson
I. Evaluating learning

24. CREATIVITY SKILLS
The learners can interpret ideas mindset
on values and information

26. OUTPUT
Prepare an IDEA Lesson Exemplar
using Differentiated Instructions
Refer to the provided MELCs, SLMs and other
learning materials/resources.

27. OUTPUT