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Competency-Based Lesson Plan ICT

The document outlines a 90-minute competency-based lesson plan for Form 5 students on networking and cybersecurity. Students will learn to define networking concepts, explain cybersecurity threats, set up a local area network (LAN), and apply basic security measures. The lesson includes various teaching activities, resources, and assessment strategies to evaluate student understanding and skills.

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Competency-Based Lesson Plan ICT

The document outlines a 90-minute competency-based lesson plan for Form 5 students on networking and cybersecurity. Students will learn to define networking concepts, explain cybersecurity threats, set up a local area network (LAN), and apply basic security measures. The lesson includes various teaching activities, resources, and assessment strategies to evaluate student understanding and skills.

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Competency-Based Lesson Plan: Introduction to Networking and

Cybersecurity
Subject: ICT

Class Level: Form 5

Duration: 90 minutes

Competency: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to set up a simple network
and apply basic cybersecurity measures to protect it.

1. General Learning Objective


- Understand basic networking concepts and cybersecurity principles.

- Demonstrate the ability to set up a simple network and secure it against threats.

2. Specific Learning Objectives (SLOs)


By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

1. Define basic networking concepts (e.g., LAN, WAN, IP address, router, switch).

2. Explain cybersecurity threats (e.g., phishing, malware, hacking).

3. Set up a simple local area network (LAN) with at least two devices.

4. Apply basic security measures such as setting strong passwords and enabling a firewall.

3. Teaching and Learning Resources


Materials: Laptops, routers, Ethernet cables, network simulation software (e.g., Cisco
Packet Tracer).

Digital Tools: Online cybersecurity awareness videos, interactive quizzes.

4. Teaching and Learning Activities


Phase Teacher’s Activities Learners’ Activities Competencies
Developed

Introduction (15 - Ask students about - Share experiences Communication,


min) their internet use on network usage Critical Thinking
and possible and security risks.
security concerns. - Watch and discuss
- Show a short video video.
on networking and
cybersecurity
threats.
Development (40 - Explain key - Take notes, ask Problem-Solving,
min) networking questions. Practical ICT Skills
concepts using real- - Participate in a
life examples. guided practical
- Demonstrate how exercise to set up a
to set up a basic LAN.
LAN using a router - Apply security
and two devices. measures on their
- Explain and devices.
demonstrate
security measures
(e.g., setting a strong
password, enabling
a firewall).

Practice (20 min) - Assign a hands-on - Work in small Collaboration,


task where students groups to set up a Technical Skills
set up a simple LAN.
network and - Apply security
implement basic settings and
security. troubleshoot issues.
- Monitor and
provide support.

Evaluation (15 min) - Observe and assess - Demonstrate their Technical


students’ ability to network setup and Proficiency,
complete the explain the security Assessment
networking setup measures they used. Readiness
and security - Answer quiz
measures. questions.
- Use a quick quiz on
cybersecurity
threats.

5. Assessment Strategy
Formative Assessment: Observing students' participation and engagement during
activities.

Summative Assessment:

- Practical Test: Setting up a LAN and securing it (10 marks).

- Quiz: Multiple-choice/short-answer questions on networking and cybersecurity (5


marks).
6. Remedial and Enrichment Activities
- For struggling students: One-on-one guidance, additional practice exercises.

- For advanced students: Assign extra tasks, such as configuring a Wi-Fi network or
exploring firewall settings.

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