 provide level of doing
competencies,
 indicate real life purpose of
competencies
 show lifelong connection of
different competencies
Stated in a broad and general
way
 set of knowledge, skills and attitudes
required to successfully perform a
particular task,
 stated in specific terms,
 statement which defines essential
knowledge, skills and values that
students are expected to know and be
able to demonstrate as indicators of
understanding the content standard
 standards need to be
analyzed because they
may be too ambiguous,
too broad or too narrow
and/or reflect different
kinds of goals
simultaneously.
Consider the following:
 Knowledge
 Skill
 Core Message
 Value
 Refer to Task Analysis of the
Content Standards
 Activity
Describe the teaching-learning context.
Consider learners’ characteristics.
Determine required skills and knowledge and
incorporate these into delivery and assessment.
Determine dimensions of competency and
incorporate these into delivery and assessment.
Determine Key Competencies / Employability
skills and incorporate these into delivery and
assessment.
Determine appropriate and engaging learning
activities.
It describes the context of the planned
teaching-learning activities. It also
finds out information specific for the
learning environment that applies to a
competency; including relevant
processes, activities and facilitation
skills. Consider those aspects that will
inform how a unit of competency or
cluster of competencies is delivered
and assessed.
In planning for any teaching-
learning activity, it is important to
consider the learners’ characteristics
and levels of understanding. This
will guide and inform how a unit of
competency or cluster of
competencies is delivered and
assessed.
What do you need to know?
What are the fundamental
skills/elements of
competency?
What knowledge is needed to
perform this work activity?
What practical/essential skills
are required to perform this
work activity?
What does the unit of competency tell
you?
Competency requires learners to:
1.
2.
3.
Required knowledge is/are:
1.
2.
3.
Required skills are:
1.
2.
3.
Dimensions of
Competency
What does the unit of
competency tell you?
Identify task skills required to
complete work activity to the
required standard
This means being able to
perform the individual actions
as well as the whole task.
What are the individual tasks that are
required to successfully complete the work
activity?
Task management skills
This means working efficiently
to meet deadlines, handle a
sequence of interrelated tasks
and progress smoothly between
tasks
What skills are required to plan and
integrate the different tasks associated with
this work activity?
5. Key Competencies/Employability Skills
What key skills
are needed and
at what level?
How are key competencies applied? Activities
Working
individually and
in group.
In this unit of competency, skills in working
individually and in group are needed at level:
1 Works individually and participates with others
to meet set goals using defined procedures
2 Collaborates with others to establish and apply
strategies to meet agreed goals
3 Takes a leadership role in establishing and
facilitating group activities
Communicating
ideas and
information.
In this unit of competency skills in communicating
ideas and information are needed at level:
1 Communicates routine information clearly and
coherently
2 Prepares information and communicates it in the
most appropriate way
3 Interprets information and adapts communication
to suit particular situations and audience needs
What employability skills are
integral to performing the work
activity?
What does this unit of competency
tell you?
(Skills Required)
Communication skills that contribute
to productive and harmonious
relations between and among the
learners.
What communication skills are
required?
Teamwork skills that contribute to
productive working relationships and
outcomes. What teamwork skills are required?
Learning skills that contribute to
ongoing improvement and
understanding of the learning process
and outcomes.
What learning skills are required?
Bringing it together
When you have completed this planning activity you
should be able to:
Develop assessment tools
Complete a unit of information document for
students
Complete a learning and assessment strategy for
extension of scope/transfer of scope
Provide evidence for moderation of assessment
activities
Provide evidence for auditing of complete coverage
of unit
Unpacking Strands to Learning Competencies

Unpacking Strands to Learning Competencies

  • 2.
     provide levelof doing competencies,  indicate real life purpose of competencies  show lifelong connection of different competencies Stated in a broad and general way
  • 3.
     set ofknowledge, skills and attitudes required to successfully perform a particular task,  stated in specific terms,  statement which defines essential knowledge, skills and values that students are expected to know and be able to demonstrate as indicators of understanding the content standard
  • 4.
     standards needto be analyzed because they may be too ambiguous, too broad or too narrow and/or reflect different kinds of goals simultaneously.
  • 5.
    Consider the following: Knowledge  Skill  Core Message  Value  Refer to Task Analysis of the Content Standards  Activity
  • 6.
    Describe the teaching-learningcontext. Consider learners’ characteristics. Determine required skills and knowledge and incorporate these into delivery and assessment. Determine dimensions of competency and incorporate these into delivery and assessment. Determine Key Competencies / Employability skills and incorporate these into delivery and assessment. Determine appropriate and engaging learning activities.
  • 7.
    It describes thecontext of the planned teaching-learning activities. It also finds out information specific for the learning environment that applies to a competency; including relevant processes, activities and facilitation skills. Consider those aspects that will inform how a unit of competency or cluster of competencies is delivered and assessed.
  • 8.
    In planning forany teaching- learning activity, it is important to consider the learners’ characteristics and levels of understanding. This will guide and inform how a unit of competency or cluster of competencies is delivered and assessed.
  • 9.
    What do youneed to know? What are the fundamental skills/elements of competency? What knowledge is needed to perform this work activity? What practical/essential skills are required to perform this work activity? What does the unit of competency tell you? Competency requires learners to: 1. 2. 3. Required knowledge is/are: 1. 2. 3. Required skills are: 1. 2. 3.
  • 10.
    Dimensions of Competency What doesthe unit of competency tell you? Identify task skills required to complete work activity to the required standard This means being able to perform the individual actions as well as the whole task. What are the individual tasks that are required to successfully complete the work activity? Task management skills This means working efficiently to meet deadlines, handle a sequence of interrelated tasks and progress smoothly between tasks What skills are required to plan and integrate the different tasks associated with this work activity?
  • 11.
    5. Key Competencies/EmployabilitySkills What key skills are needed and at what level? How are key competencies applied? Activities Working individually and in group. In this unit of competency, skills in working individually and in group are needed at level: 1 Works individually and participates with others to meet set goals using defined procedures 2 Collaborates with others to establish and apply strategies to meet agreed goals 3 Takes a leadership role in establishing and facilitating group activities Communicating ideas and information. In this unit of competency skills in communicating ideas and information are needed at level: 1 Communicates routine information clearly and coherently 2 Prepares information and communicates it in the most appropriate way 3 Interprets information and adapts communication to suit particular situations and audience needs
  • 12.
    What employability skillsare integral to performing the work activity? What does this unit of competency tell you? (Skills Required) Communication skills that contribute to productive and harmonious relations between and among the learners. What communication skills are required? Teamwork skills that contribute to productive working relationships and outcomes. What teamwork skills are required? Learning skills that contribute to ongoing improvement and understanding of the learning process and outcomes. What learning skills are required?
  • 13.
    Bringing it together Whenyou have completed this planning activity you should be able to: Develop assessment tools Complete a unit of information document for students Complete a learning and assessment strategy for extension of scope/transfer of scope Provide evidence for moderation of assessment activities Provide evidence for auditing of complete coverage of unit