Republic of the Philippines

ILOILO STATE UNIVERSITY OF FISHERIES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

DUMANGAS, ILOILO

OFFICE OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Detailed Lesson Plan in TTL 2

Grade Level: 2nd – Year College

Subject Area: Technology for Teaching and Learning 2

I. Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson, 80% of the students should be able to:
A. Understand the importance of choosing the best source of energy for India.
B. Analyze different sources of energy and their suitability for India.
C. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various energy sources.

II. Subject Matter

Topic: The Best Source of Energy for India

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B. Materials: Laptop/ Cellphone, Wi-Fi, Google Meet, WPS Office
C. Value Integration: Sustainability, Energy Security, Economic Development, Social Equity, &
Technological Advancement
D. Methodology: The 4A’s
 Republic of the Philippines
ILOILO STATE UNIVERSITY OF FISHERIES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
DUMANGAS, ILOILO

OFFICE OF THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Detailed Lesson Plan in TTL 2

III. Procedure

Teacher’s hint Teacher’s Approach Student’s Approach

A. Preliminary Activities

Greetings “Good morning, everyone.

Let's begin our class with a “Good Morning Ma’am.”
prayer.”

“That’s good to hear! I hope

everyone is ready for today’s “Yes ma’am.”
lesson.”

Prayer "Dear God, thank you for this

beautiful day and the
opportunity to learn and (A student will lead the prayer)
grow. Please guide us in our
lesson today and help us
understand and apply what
we learn. Amen."

Checking Attendance “Please raise your hand if you “Yes Ma’am.”

are present.”

B. Recall “But first, let us review our

lesson last meeting. Can (Student’s answer may vary.)
somebody tell me what was it
all about?”

“Outstanding! It seems like

you understand our previous
lesson very well.”

C. Motivation “So before that, let's start

with an activity. So I have
here pictures. Can someone (Students’ answers may vary.)
tell me what the picture are
 all about?”
D. Lesson Proper

1. Activity 1. What were the main

messages or ideas (Students’ answers may vary.)
presented in the picture?

2. How did the picture make (Students’ answers may vary.)

you feel?

2. Analysis 1. What are the key messages

or concepts that
underscore the significance (Students’ answers may vary.)
of choosing the optimal
energy source for India's
sustainable development?

2. Where can individuals

access valuable resources
to deepen their
understanding of (Students’ answers may vary.)
renewable energy options
and their impact on India's
energy landscape?

3. Why is the selection of an

appropriate energy source
crucial for India's personal (Students’ answers may vary.)
growth as a nation and its
overall development?
3. Abstraction

Presentation “Let us proceed to our topic

which is “The Best Source Of
Energy For India.”

“Let me give you a brief

context about the country
which is India. India is a
culturally diverse country with
multiple religions, languages,
and ethnic groups. Hinduism
is the majority religion,
followed by Islam,
Christianity, Sikhism,
Buddhism, and Jainism. The
 country is known for its
vibrant festivals, traditional
arts, music, dance, and
cuisine. India has a rich
biodiversity and is home to
several national parks, wildlife
sanctuaries, and biosphere
reserves. It is known for its
iconic wildlife species such as
the Bengal tiger, Indian
elephant, and Indian
rhinoceros. Overall, India is a
country with a rich history,
diverse culture, and a vibrant
democracy.”

Discussion 1. Abundant Wind Resources

India has a vast coastline, hilly

regions, and open spaces that
are suitable for harnessing
wind energy. These
geographical features provide
abundant wind resources,
making wind power a viable
and reliable source of energy
in many parts of the country.

2. Renewable and
Sustainable

Wind power is a renewable

energy source, meaning it can
be replenished naturally.
Wind is generated by the
sun's uneven heating of the
Earth's surface, making it an
inexhaustible source of
energy. By utilizing wind
power, India can reduce its
reliance on non-renewable
energy sources and promote
sustainability.
3. Environmental Benefits

Wind power is a clean source

of energy that produces no
greenhouse gas emissions or
air pollutants during
operation. It helps to mitigate
climate change and reduce
the environmental impact
associated with traditional
energy sources like coal and
oil. By transitioning to wind
power, India can reduce its
carbon footprint and
contribute to global efforts to
combat climate change.

4. Cost-Effectiveness

Wind power has become

increasingly cost-effective
over the years. Technological
advancements, economies of
scale, and improved
manufacturing processes
have led to a significant
reduction in the cost of wind
turbines and related
equipment. This cost
reduction has made wind
power more competitive with
conventional energy sources,
making it an attractive option
for India.

5. Energy Independence

India heavily relies on

imported fossil fuels to meet
its energy demands. By
harnessing wind power, India
can reduce its dependence on
foreign energy sources and
enhance its energy security.
Wind power provides a
domestic and decentralized
energy source, reducing
vulnerability to fluctuations in
global fuel prices and
geopolitical tensions.

6. Job Creation

The growth of the wind

power industry in India has
led to the creation of
numerous job opportunities.
The installation, maintenance,
manufacturing, and research
and development of wind
turbines and related
infrastructure require a skilled
workforce. The wind industry
has the potential to generate
employment and contribute
to economic growth,
especially in the
manufacturing and
installation sectors.

7. Rural Electrification

Wind power can play a crucial

role in rural electrification by
providing off-grid or
decentralized power
solutions. Wind turbines can
be installed in remote areas,
bringing electricity to
communities that are not
connected to the main power
grid. This helps improve the
quality of life, education,
healthcare, and economic
opportunities in rural areas.

8. Government Support

The Indian government has

implemented various policies
and incentives to promote
wind power generation.
Initiatives like the National
Wind-Solar Hybrid Policy and
the Wind Energy
 Development Program
provide financial support,
subsidies, tax benefits, and
favorable regulations to
encourage the adoption of
wind power. Government
support has played a crucial
role in driving the growth of
the wind industry in India.

Generalization In conclusion, selecting the

best source of energy for
India is a critical decision that
holds significant implications
for the country's sustainable
development, economic
growth, and environmental
well-being. The exploration of
renewable energy sources
such as solar, wind, hydro,
and biomass presents a
promising pathway towards
achieving energy security and
reducing reliance on fossil
fuels.

India's abundant solar

irradiance, vast wind
resources, potential for
hydroelectric power, and
availability of biomass make
renewable energy sources a
feasible and sustainable
option for meeting the
country's energy needs.
Embracing renewable energy
not only reduces carbon
emissions and mitigates
climate change but also
promotes energy
independence and creates
opportunities for innovation
and job creation in the clean
energy sector.

By investing in renewable
energy infrastructure,
 implementing supportive
policies, and fostering
technological advancements,
India can harness the full
potential of renewable energy
sources to drive a transition
towards a greener and more
sustainable energy future.
The shift towards renewable
energy aligns with India's
commitment to achieving its
climate goals, improving
energy access for all citizens,
and fostering a cleaner and
healthier environment for
future generations.

4. Application Poster-making

"Now, let's apply what we've

learned. In your groups,
discuss and propose the best
source of energy for India.
Consider the country's energy (Students’ answers may vary.)
needs, environmental
concerns, and long-term
sustainability. Prepare a
persuasive argument to
support your choice."

"I will evaluate your

understanding based on your
group presentations,
participation in discussions,
and the quality of your
arguments for the best source
of energy for India."

IV. Evaluation “List down 10 advantage and

disadvantage of solar and (Students’ answers may vary.)
power energy.”

V. Assignment “So this is our assignment.

Here are the scrambled words (Students’ answers may vary.)
for the different types of
power and energy.”
1. driwn repow
2. cularne ropwe tnalp
3. ydrow repow
4. iobssam gyneer
5. loras ngyeer