A Detailed Lesson Plan in

Information and
Communication Technology
(ICT).
Grade 7 –1st Quarter
Sectors of ICT and Its
Career and Business
Opportunities
Learning Competency:

I. Objectives:
● Identify the effectiveness of ICT in various sectors.
● Analyze the various sectors of ICT.
● Evaluate the potential career and business prospects relevant to their future
career choices.

II. Subject Matter

● Topic: S e c t o r s o f I C T a n d I t s C a r e e r a n d B u s i n e s s
Opportunities
● Reference/s: Internet
● Material: PowerPoint Presentation
● Method: Lecture, Discussion
● Values Integration: Application to be applied for the near future.

III. Procedure

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A.4 Recapitulation
Review of the past lesson. Guide question/s:

1. In the last meeting, we discussed what - Yes Ma’am

is ICT.

2. So, from what we discussed last week

what did you learn or remember from
the lesson?

Anyone who can answer, please raise

your hands. - Students raising their hands.

- Yes, student 1 Student 1: ICT is Information and

communication technologies (ICT)
defined as a diverse set of technological
tools and resources used to transmit,
store, create, share or exchange
information.

Student 2: ICT is the use of computing

and telecommunication technologies,
- Very good! Student 2. systems and tools to facilitate the way
information is created, collected,
processed, transmitted and stored.

- All students clap their hands 3 times.

- Very good class! You Guys really did
remember our last discussion.

- Because of that , Let’s give them a 3 big

clap, all together.

A.Lesson Proper
B.4 Discussion Proper
- The broad field of information and
communication technology (ICT) includes
many different industries, each of which
contributes uniquely to the creation,
application, and administration of
technological solutions. Within the more
general field of ICT.

- Can anyone tell me the sectors of

ICT? - Student 5 “raise hand”

- Yes, Student 5. - As far as I can remember Ma’am,

ICT has 11 sectors , which is
Telecommunication, Software
Development, Network
Infrastructure, Data Management
and Analytic, Cyber Security,
Digital Marketing and E-
commerce , IT consulting and
services, Health care IT,
Educational Technology,
Emerging Technologies and
Entertainment and Media
Technology, Ma’am.
- Impressive, Student 5.
- “All students clap 5 times”
- Let’s give student 5, a 5 claps.

- So, Let’s proceed to discussion.

- Various sectors of Information and

Communication Technology (ICT).

- Telecommunications - Transmitting - “ All students is listening”

information over large distances,
including voice, data, and video, is
known as telecommunication. It
encompasses technologies such as
internet service providers, mobile
networks, and phone networks.

- Software Development - The process

of developing computer programs or
apps that carry out functions is known
as software development. Coding,
testing, debugging, and software
 maintenance are all included in this
field.

- Networks and Infrastructure - The

terms "networks and infrastructure"
relate to the underlying IT
infrastructure as well as the planning,
building, and administration of
computer networks. Hardware,
software, and communication
protocols are all included in this.
- Before we continue, why do you think
it is important for us to know all about
these?
- Student 6: “raise hands”

- Yes, Student 6?
- Ma’am, it is important to study
this topic because we should
know what ICT offers to us when
we finish this course college and
also Ma’am most people
degrading the ICT but little did
they know that there are a lot of
high paying job behind ICT.

- Yes, it is true that there are a lot of

high paying jobs under ICT especially
in the other countries. Good job
Student6.

- Okay, let’s continue.

- Data management and analysis involve

storing, retrieving, and analyzing data
to derive meaningful insights. These
areas include database management,
business intelligence, and big data
analytics. - “ All students is listening”
- Cybersecurity is the study of
preventing damage, attacks, and
unauthorized access to computer
systems, networks, and data. It has
safeguards in place to guarantee the
availability, confidentiality, and
integrity of data.
Prepared by:
Larios, KC Mae C.