The document provides a lesson plan for a fall 2023 computer literacy class taking place on September 5th. The plan outlines 8 sections for the class: Computer Literacy, Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Bonus Assessment/Goals Work, Final Thoughts, and Homework Assignment. Each section lists the learning activities and objectives, including introducing computer skills, watching a motivational video followed by group discussion, 1-minute speeches on various topics, a timed reading exercise and questions, learning essay structure through a video and sample, working on bonus assessments, and addressing any final questions.
The document provides a lesson plan for a fall 2023 computer literacy class taking place on September 5th. The plan outlines 8 sections for the class: Computer Literacy, Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Bonus Assessment/Goals Work, Final Thoughts, and Homework Assignment. Each section lists the learning activities and objectives, including introducing computer skills, watching a motivational video followed by group discussion, 1-minute speeches on various topics, a timed reading exercise and questions, learning essay structure through a video and sample, working on bonus assessments, and addressing any final questions.
The document provides a lesson plan for a fall 2023 computer literacy class taking place on September 5th. The plan outlines 8 sections for the class: Computer Literacy, Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Bonus Assessment/Goals Work, Final Thoughts, and Homework Assignment. Each section lists the learning activities and objectives, including introducing computer skills, watching a motivational video followed by group discussion, 1-minute speeches on various topics, a timed reading exercise and questions, learning essay structure through a video and sample, working on bonus assessments, and addressing any final questions.
6:00 – Computer Literacy 6:30 The first five minutes will introduce the class. Go over the tasks for tonight and any business that needs to be addressed. The students have the choice between: o NoRedInk o SkillsCanada o Typing.com o ReadTheory o Quill.org 6:30 – Listening 7:00 Dream – Motivational Video This is a shorter video, so spend more time on the discussion. Before the students break into groups, have them write down the part of the video that meant the most to them. They will share this with their groups. Break the students into groups (ideally 3- person groups) Have the students discuss the video. Write leading questions on the board. o How did this video make you feel? o Does this video make you more motivated to achieve your goals? Why or why not? o What message in this video do you disagree with? o Etc. 7:00 – Speaking 7:30 1-minute speeches (3-person group edition) Students will be broken into groups of three (different groups than the ones above) Students will be given a prompt, then must speak to their group about the topic. The topics are: o My favorite fruit and why. o The worst song I have ever heard and why. o What sport I think should stop being played and why. o The book that has meant the most to me and why. o My favorite dessert and why. o A hobby I would like to try and why. o The best advice I have ever heard and why. o What is something I would never try and why? o What is my favorite physical activity and why? o The best movie I’ve seen and why. o Something I’ve always wanted to know and why. o The best meal you’ve ever had and why. 7:30 – Reading Copy exercise 41 8:00 Timed Reading Make 18 copies Remind the newer student of the format of Be sure to put up the online the reading. stopwatch HERE The students have up to 5 minutes to read the passage, and the rest of the time to complete the questions on the back side of the page. Several students will finish this activity in the first 5 minutes. These students are encouraged to work on their digital literacy tasks to fill the time. 8:00 – Writing 8:30 Essay Structure Refer to the essay structure document on Blackboard. Have them watch THIS and follow along with the worksheet. We’ll do one part per day this week. Show them “the perfect essay.” Have the students practice just the introductory paragraph of the essay. The topic the students will use to practice the introductory paragraph is “The best song I have heard this year.” 8:30 – Bonus Assessment/Goals Work 8:50 Students will have the opportunity to work toward their Bonus Assessments here. They should have chosen their bonus assessment in a previous class. This time may also be used as “spill-over” time for the Writing section of class. 8:50 – Final thoughts, class questions, hand-out homework Homework (if any): 9:00 assignment If there was a topic that was discussed today that you feel needs a little more focus or time, take this time to go over that concept again. Ask the class if they have any questions related to today’s class; it may take some probing or leading questions to get them started. If there is homework, hand it out now. This is also overflow time for if sections of the class go long.