Ochia - Unit 2 - Lesson 3

Ochia, Ken Vincent
BSED Major in Social Studies 2B

Lesson 3- The Drill Lesson
IV. Assessment
Activity #1
1. Is the drill different from the review lesson?

Answer: Yes, the drill lesson and the review lesson is different from each other. The drill
lesson refers to the mastery of the lesson while the review lesson focuses on reviewing the
previous lesson.
2. What principles should be followed in drill work?

Answer: There are three principles to be followed in drill work; Utilization of the principles
of learning, way of conducting the drill, and definitely the standards.
3. What is the right material for a drill?

Answer: It only involves mastering the subjects and mastering more on the content,
techniques, and styles in both teaching and learning.
4. What are the procedures in a drill lesson?

Answer: Motivation, focalization, repetition and attention, and application.
5. “Drill results in establishing habits, skills, and rote associations.” How true is this
statement?
Answer: In my understanding, I do believe that the statement is true concerning that
learning should be progressive and systematic to grasp ideas, reflections, and insights.
6. What is the difference between practice and drill?

Answer: Practice is something repetitive to familiarize or achieve a particular goal.
Meanwhile, drill refers to the concept of mastering to be perfect and sharp in detail.
7. Why are drills and exercises necessary in the teaching-learning?

Answer: Drills and exercises are necessary in order for the beauty of teaching and learning
to be appreciated, recognized, and cultivated. These concepts should be present wherein
everything is significant when applying drills and exercises in the areas of teaching and
learning.
Activity #2
Instructions: In a Social Studies online class, create a list of places or situations where you feel
safe. Does “school/home” appear on the list? Based on its position, is the school/home doing
everything necessary to make you feel safe? If not, we shall discuss these—
These are the only two areas that I found my comfort during online class in these trying
times and in the midst of the pandemic:
HOME It is true that “no one feels like home” and

that is something that I find relevant while
having online classes because in my home,
although everything is not feasible, the
least that I feel safe, comfortable, and
happy.
UNIVERSITY Although face-to-face classes at Cebu

Normal University are not yet feasible. For
me, it is always safe to study in the
university concerning that a student learns
and grows more in the school, especially in
the four corners of the classroom.
V. Enhancement
Instructions: Discuss the school emergency drills you have practiced. List these on a piece of
paper. Add the new ones that you will help you learn about and practice. Challenge your chat
mates to describe the type of emergency each drill would help them prepare for.
Earthquake Drill:
● "Drop, Cover and Hold on" ...

● FACE AWAY from windows.
● If you don't have a shelter to hang on to, drop and cover with your hands linked on
the back of your neck, and cover the side of your head with your arms to protect
your neck, head and face.
● Remain in place until the shaking stops.
Through these guidelines that I have learned at school, I could reflect on how significant is
to conduct drills in every area in this world.
VII. Course Evaluation
Instructions: Recall every concept on the teaching approach, method, and technique that
you have learned in this lesson. Evaluate the extent of your understanding of an item by
checking in the right column.
Standards Excellent Average Learning Little Learning Poor Learning

Learning
The lectures,
readings, and
✓
assignments
complemented
each other.
The text and

assigned readings
✓
were
valuable
The course was

organized in a
✓
manner
that helped me
understand
underlying
concepts.
The course
assignments
✓
(readings,
assigned problems,
laboratory
experiments,
videos, etc.)
facilitated
my learning.
The
tests/assessments
✓
accurately
assess what I have
learned in this
course.
The course was

well organized.
✓
The course
followed the
✓
module.
The instructor
grades consistently
✓
with the evaluation
criteria.

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Ochia, Ken Vincent

BSED Major in Social Studies 2B

1. Is the drill different from the review lesson?

2. What principles should be followed in drill work?

3. What is the right material for a drill?

4. What are the procedures in a drill lesson?

6. What is the difference between practice and drill?

7. Why are drills and exercises necessary in the teaching-learning?

HOME It is true that “no one feels like home” and

UNIVERSITY Although face-to-face classes at Cebu

● "Drop, Cover and Hold on" ...

Standards Excellent Average Learning Little Learning Poor Learning

The text and

The course was

The course was

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