Lesson Plan Information Processing Cycle Table Format
This lesson plan for Senior High School focuses on the Information Processing Cycle in ICT, covering its definition and the four stages: Input, Processing, Storage, and Output. Students will engage in a quick activity to provide real-life examples, such as ATM transactions, and conclude with a recap and quiz. Homework involves writing about how smartphones utilize the Information Processing Cycle.
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Lesson Plan Information Processing Cycle Table Format
This lesson plan for Senior High School focuses on the Information Processing Cycle in ICT, covering its definition and the four stages: Input, Processing, Storage, and Output. Students will engage in a quick activity to provide real-life examples, such as ATM transactions, and conclude with a recap and quiz. Homework involves writing about how smartphones utilize the Information Processing Cycle.
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Lesson Plan: Information Processing Cycle in ICT
Grade Level Senior High School (SHS)
Duration 20 minutes Topic Information Processing Cycle in ICT Objectives - Define the Information Processing Cycle in ICT. - Identify the four stages: Input, Processing, Storage, and Output. - Provide real-life examples of the cycle in action. Materials Needed - Projector or whiteboard - Computers (if available) - Printed handouts Lesson Introduction (3 mins) - Ask students: *How does a computer process data?* - Define the **Information Processing Cycle** as the sequence of **input, processing, storage, and output** in computing. Lesson Development (10 mins) **a. The Four Stages of the Information Processing Cycle:** - **Input:** Data is entered using input devices (e.g., keyboard, mouse). - **Processing:** The CPU processes the data. - **Storage:** Processed data is saved (e.g., hard drive, cloud). - **Output:** Information is displayed (e.g., monitor, printer).
**b. Real-life Example (ATM Transaction)**
- **Input:** Inserting card & entering PIN - **Processing:** System verifies details - **Storage:** Transaction is recorded - **Output:** Cash is dispensed, receipt is printed Lesson Conclusion & Assessment (7 mins) **Quick Activity (5 mins)** - Students give one real-life example of the **Information Processing Cycle** (e.g., mobile phones, shopping apps).
**Recap & Q&A (2 mins)**
- Ask students to summarize the **four stages**. - Quick quiz: *What is the role of storage in the cycle?* **Homework/Assignment** - Write a short paragraph on how a **smartphone follows the Information Processing Cycle**.