DLP in MAPEH - 9 Wk1
DLP in MAPEH - 9 Wk1
DLP in MAPEH - 9 Wk1
Objectives/Layunin:
Subject Matter/Content/Nilalaman:
2.2 References:
2.5 Strategies:
Procedure/Pamamaraan:
3.1.1 Prayer/Panalangin: Begin with a brief prayer for a focused and respectful class.
3.1.2 Greetings/Pagbati: Greet students warmly and create a positive classroom atmosphere.
3.1.3 Energizer: Start with a short, engaging activity related to Medieval times (e.g., a riddle or
quick trivia).
3.1.4 Checking of Attendance: Take attendance to ensure all students are present.
3.1.5 Checking of Assignment: Review and discuss any previous assignments related to music
history.
3.1.6 Recalling the classroom rules: Remind students of classroom rules and behavior expectations.
3.2.1 Drill: Begin with a short quiz or brainstorming activity to assess prior knowledge about
Medieval music.
3.2.2 Review: Review the key concepts of musical periods and historical context leading up to the
Medieval Period.
3.2.3 Unlocking of Difficulties: Address any questions or misconceptions from the previous lesson.
3.3 Motivation/Pagganyak:
Show a brief video clip or play a piece of Medieval music to capture students' interest and curiosity.
Provide an overview of the Medieval Period, highlighting its historical and cultural context.
Discuss the role of music in Medieval society, including its use in religious and secular contexts.
Explore the characteristics of Medieval music, such as monophony, plainchant, and modes.
Introduce famous Medieval composers and their contributions.
Show examples of Medieval musical notation.
3.6 Application/Paglalapat:
Play various examples of Medieval music, both vocal and instrumental, for the class to analyze and
appreciate.
Allow students to experiment with Medieval musical instruments if available.
3.7 Generalization/Paglalahat:
Summarize the key points of the lesson, emphasizing the uniqueness of Medieval music and its
historical significance.
Encourage students to ask questions and express their thoughts about the music of this period.
4. Evaluation/Pagtataya:
Conduct a quiz or short assessment to gauge students' understanding of the Medieval Period in
music.
Evaluate their ability to identify key characteristics and composers.
5. Assignment/Gawaing Bahay:
Assign a research project where students choose a Medieval composer and present their findings.
Ask students to find and listen to additional Medieval music pieces and write a brief analysis of one
of them.