CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING OF ICT BY E P WAHEEDA BANU
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This document contains a practicum assignment from E.P. Waheeda Banu for a B.Ed. program. It involves creating a micro lesson plan using PowerPoint to teach 7th class students about coal. The micro lesson focuses on the skill of explanation and has the objectives of enabling students to understand meanings, state reasons for events, and predict consequences. The components of the explanation skill are identified as subject knowledge, clear concepts, illustrations, fluency, comprehension questions, and summarizing main points.
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- 3. SOFTWARE
- 4. PRACTICUM 1: CREATE AND PRESENT MICRO LESSON FOR THE PEDAGOGICAL SUBJECT USING POWER POINT PRESENTATION .
- 6. NAME OF THE TEACHER TRAINEE: E.P. WAHEEDA BANU CLASS: VII LESSON : COAL AND PETROLEUM CONCEPT: COAL TIME: 5 MIN.
- 7. OBJECTIVES: If the skill is used effectively, the teacher can expect to realise the following objectives: 1. In enable the pupils to specify the central meaning of a term, of statement or to classify an issue. 2. To enable the pupils to state reasons why events occur and predict possible consequences of events. 3. To make the pupils capable to predict any future possibilities and know their causes in relation to some events.
- 8. COMPONENTS OF THE SKILL : 1. Knowledge of the subject 2. Clarity of concept 3. Use of illustration 4. Fluency 5. Questions of test pupils understanding. 6. Summarizing the main points.
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