This week in the lecture we discussed Hardware. I understood
it myself however I wasn’t too sure how I would teaching to my students. I
therefore gathered some teaching resources for Hardware. One site I found was a
computer Quiz of Hardware,
Link to Computer Hardware Activity
I found this to be a great resource just a quick quiz you could give the students to refresh or find out what they know. I also found another website that would be great as a teaching resource giving you the basics about hardware and the topics within hardware.
Link to Hardware Teaching Resource
This week it was my turn to be the student. Another 2 groups presented their overview and lessons this week. I found the topic to be very dry however the way in which the group presented it was interesting and captivating.
Link to Computer Hardware Activity
I found this to be a great resource just a quick quiz you could give the students to refresh or find out what they know. I also found another website that would be great as a teaching resource giving you the basics about hardware and the topics within hardware.
Link to Hardware Teaching Resource
This week it was my turn to be the student. Another 2 groups presented their overview and lessons this week. I found the topic to be very dry however the way in which the group presented it was interesting and captivating.
Teaching strategies that the group used were not done on the
internet or laptop which is a good resources to have as not everything needs to
be taught on the computer. One aspect I did like was the group started out
their lesson with a little crossword puzzle. This was simple yet a good way to
motivate the students and get them into a working mood. The cross word was
created using a website called Eclipse Crossword.
Link to Eclipse Crossword.com
Another aspect that the other group used was group work. The
tables were separated into 3 groups and as a group we all had to agree on the
answers to the work sheet. The answers were then discussed as a whole and the
activity was done on the smart board.
I found this to be an effect way of teaching as not everyone
likes to complete work alone. Students like to discuss their answers with
others to get the best answer. This group also talked about Gardener and his 7
multiple intelligences.
I found this to be a good link as to explaining the
different intelligences.
Overall this was a successful lesson and will be a good
resource for an activity that does not have to be completed entirely on the
computer.
References:
References:
clipse, G. (2012). Welcom
to Eclipse Crosswords. Retrieved March 20th, 2012, from Eclipse
Crossword: http://www.eclipsecrossword.com/
Design, H. W. (n/a). The Seven types of Intelligence.
Retrieved March 20, 2012, from Professor Lamp:
http://www.professorlamp.com/ed/TAG/7_Intelligences.html
Khanna, S. (n/a). Computer Hardware. Retrieved march 20,
2012, from Pitara:
http://www.pitara.com/activities/quiz/online.asp?qname=computer
Welch, C. (n/a). Computer Connections: Lesson 1 0 Outer
Hardware. Retrieved March 20, 2012, from Kaboose:
http://parenting.kaboose.com/education-and-learning/learning-resources/comp_les1.html
Sarah, i think you have done a fantastic job on all your blog posts, particularly this one. I found this topic quite dry and confusing but you have provided multiple teaching resources to assist in making lessons interesting. Its also great that you have provided the references under each post so that they are easy to locate.
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