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SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN EDU 534

TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED TEACHING LESSON EXEMPLARS

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, students are expected to:
 Understand the technology-enhanced lessons to support learning.
 Choose an appropriate technology integrated materials that will enhance
lesson.

II. SUBJECT MATTER


Topic: Technology-Enhanced Teaching Lesson Exemplars
Reference: EDU 534 Module 15
Instructional Material: Powerpoint,Laptop

III. PROCEDURE
A. PRELIMINARY ACTIVITY
 Greetings
 Prayer
 Arrange of Chairs
 Checking of Attendance
 Review

B. LESSON PROPER
a. ACTIVITY
The Student will proceed to his lesson about Technology-
Enhanced Teaching Lessons Exemplar

COMPUTER GAMES
 Allow students to interact with material and learn without realizing
they are learning.
 Educational games are great way to reinforce your lesson and
engage your students. Examples are Classcraft, Sheppard
Sortware, Fun Brain, PBS Kids Games and National
Geographic Kids Games.

Videos

 A short, entertaining, instructional video is a great way to get


students excited about learning. Examples are Brainpop,
National Geographic Kids and Nationa Geographic in
YouTube.

Research

 Internet has expanded the range of available resources and made


research easier than ever before, students no longer have to
trudge on over to the library and find books on their research
topic, then flip through hundreds of pages to find what they are
looking for. Now, computers enable students to quickly and easily
collect information from a wide range of credible online resources.
Presentations

 When it comes to presentations, computers provide a fun variety


of ways for students to share their knowledge. PowerPoint is
definitely a favorite that can be used with all ages, another one

Grades

 Rather that recording grades on individual papers and in a grade


book, and then sending out paper report cards at the end of each
term, teachers can post the grades in an online portal that’s
accessible to both students and parents. This allows everyone to
get an immediate idea of how the student is doing.

Teacher Websites

 Message boards where students and teachers can have


conversations and work out difficult topics.
 Teachers can post material that either goes with the lesson or
more in depth so that the students who are interested can learn
more about a particular subject.

Digital Textbooks

 Interactive reading supplemented by games and quizzes get


students actively involved in their reading.

Video Conferencing

 Allow students to practice and improve their public speaking and


presentation skills.
 Go on a virtual field trip an industry professional to the classroom

Podcasts

 Students can create audio clips to work out difficult topics and
help educate their peers.
 Teachers can create unique podcasts to share with students on
their personal website

Wikis and Blogs

 Allow students to publish their ideas and stories as well as share


them with friends and family.
 Encourage learning in an interactive way that feels less like
traditional learning and more like fun

b. ANALYSIS
 What have you noticed in our activity?
 Did you find it easy or hard?
 Based on the activity we just did, can anyone tell me what
will be our topic for today?

c. ABSTRACTION
The Student will proceed to his lesson about Technology-Enhanced
Teaching Lessons Exemplar.
d. APPLICATION
To evaluate if the students understand the lesson I ask them
random questions about the lesson and pick randomly on the
students to answer.

IV. ASSESSMENT

Direction: Answer the following questions and site an example:

1. What are the considerations in choosing an appropriate online material to enhance


the lesson?

2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using technology integrated materials

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