The document outlines the goals and principles of St. Blaise Community Academy, which focuses on developing well-rounded individuals through quality education and moral values. It includes classroom rules and learning objectives related to keyboard functions and typing ergonomics, emphasizing proper posture and setup to prevent injuries. The document further includes assessment questions to evaluate understanding of keyboard components and ergonomics.

1. GOODMORNING
CLASS!

2. Father God,
Come be with us today
Fill our hearts with joy
Fill our minds with learning
Fill our classroom with peace
Fill our lesson with fun
Fill our friendships with kindness
Fill our school with love
Amen.
PRAYER

4. St. Blaise Community Academy Inc. is dedicated to
the development of a God fearing Individual
empowered with moral, intellectual, social and
physical commitment to the achievement of the
highest quality of life. It envisions producing
scientifically, technologically and globally competitive
individual who also values the virtue of reaching out
and helping others.

5. St. Blaise Community Academy Inc. shall promote
academic excellence, stimulate and ignite scientific
curiosity and provide the opportunities to attain their
individual potentials. Quality education and meaningful
learning experience will be provided that will prepare
students for post secondary opportunities and empower
them with the 21st century skills-communication,
collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, productivity,
leadership and technology literacy resulting in their
development into mature, independent and responsible
citizen.

6. 1. Have RESPECT so you earn it
too.
2. Come to class on time.
3. Be ready to learn.
4. Listen and follow
instructions.
5. Raise your hand to speak.
6. Believe yourself.
7. Work hard and have fun!
CLASSROOM RULES

7. ATTENDANCE CHECKING

8. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
By the end of this session you are
expected to;
1.Describe the function of the Keyboard;
2.Identify the main components of the
keyboard; and
3. Identify different control keys

9. WHAT I KNOW?
Direction: Read and analyze the following questions, encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. is the science of finding an ideal fit between people and the work they do.
A.Typing ergonomics B. Genetic engineering C. Keyboard
2.It improves the speed and accuracy of a typist as well as his work productivity, and where possible reduces
fatigue and injury to eyes.
A.Mouse B. Touch Typing C. Motherboard
3.keys refers to all the keys which have punctuation marks, like comma, period, semicolon, brackets,
parenthesis and so on.
A.Numeric Keys B. Punctuation Keys C. Alphabet Keys
4. used to perform special tasks and refer to all the other keys on the keyboard.
A.Special keys B. Numeric Keys C. Alphabet Keys
5. A popular input device for typing text.
A.Keyboard B. Microsot Word C. Messenger

10. WHAT’S
NEW? WORD
ASSOCIATION

30. Typing ergonomics
- is the science of finding an ideal fit between people and the
workthey do. Applied to typing, it focuses on preventing common
workplace injuries such asstrains, stress and damage of joints
caused by typing. The ergonomics of typing looksat the correct
set up of desk equipment as well as posture and how to correctly
type at adesk. The goal of typing ergonomics is to reduce the
strain, stress and wear and tear ofyour joints as you type.

31. The Ideal Typing Posture According to Cornwell University and theUniversity of British
Columbia, the ideal typingposture is such that the keyboard is below yourelbow height when
seated, with your wristsstraight and not planted on the surface of thedesk. Here are the
key steps to achieve the mostergonomic and comfortable typing position:
 Place keyboard just below elbow level
 Elbows should be in an open angle (90 –110 degrees). This relaxes your forearmsand shoulders.
 Keyboard should be flat on the desk, orsloping gently away from you (negative tilt).
 A keyboard tray or ergonomic keyboard can be used to achieve a negative tilt in your keyboard.
 Keep your wrists straight, neither flexed upwards or downwards
 Resist resting your wrists on the desk, which putspressure on your tendons and cuts off blood
circulation
 Keep both feet flat on the floor. Use a foot stool ifneeded.
 If you use a wrist pad, push it flush against the keyboard, and only use it to support your palms
(not wrists) when resting

34. WHAT’S MORE?
Direction: Make an essay explaining
the function of keyboard.

35. WHAT I CAN DO?

36. ASSESMENT
1. ________is the science of finding an ideal fit between people and the work they do.
2. It improves the speed and accuracy of a typist as well as his work productivity, and where possible
reduces fatigue and injury to eyes.
3._______keys refers to all the keys which have punctuation marks, like comma, period, semicolon,
brackets, parenthesis and so on.
4. _______ used to perform special tasks and refer to all the other keys on the keyboard.
5.________refers to all the letters and numbers on the keyboard.
6. ________a popular input device used for typing text, I.e., letters, numbers and symbols into the
computer.
7._________an american inventor who invented the QWERTY Keyboard.
8.Frequently used Vowel.
9.Frequently used letter (non vowel).
10. _______one of the popular software which helps you to learn the concept of touch typing.