Graziano EDP 279 Assignment 4.1
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This lesson plan aims to teach freshman finance students using a combination of a Smart Board presentation and Google searches. It will (1) define financial assets, liabilities, and the time value of money, (2) use a Smart Board quiz for student understanding, and (3) encourage daily reading of the free Wall Street Journal. This fits universal design principles by starting simply, accounting for diverse learners through simplified online definitions, and using only free resources to reduce barriers to learning.
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Graziano EDP 279 Assignment 4.1
- 1. Lesson Plan from Smart Boards & Web Searches Anthony Graziano
- 2. Target Learners: Freshman in Finance The goal of this presentation is to illustrate how a combination of searching Google (the right way!) with an existing Smart Board presentation can be adapted to teach a Freshman- level Finance course at Miami University that incorporates Universal Design
- 3. Lesson Plan: My lesson plan can be laid out in order as: 1. What is a financial asset, liability, and what is the time value of money? 2. Utilize a Smart Board quiz to allow students to demonstrate their understanding of concepts addressed 3. Encourage daily reading of the Wall Street Journal, provided through a free subscription through Miami University Libraries to expose themselves to daily, real world exercises
- 4. How does this fit into Universal Design? As discussed earlier in the semester, UDL can be defined as a way of addressing different learning needs of students right from the start, thinking about the diversity of learners, and reducing barriers to learning 1. Learning Needs of the Students: This lesson plan begins at a basic level, with a quiz at the end to allow students to gauge their level of understanding. The inclusion of the WSJ portion is so that student’s learning does not end with the end of the lesson. 2. Diversity of Learners: Investopedia illustrates complicated concepts and topics in a simplified way, and builds upon these basic definitions with examples, problems, and in depth analysis, meeting the needs of all learners, from beginner to advanced, from visual to tactile. 3. Reducing Barriers to Learning: All elements of this lesson plan are absolutely free, and accessible anywhere! It can not get much less barred than that!
- 5. Resources to Utilize Financial Asset Explanation https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/financialasset.asp Financial Liability Explanation https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liability.asp Time Value of Money https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/timevalueofmoney.asp Smart Board Finance Quiz http://exchange.smarttech.com/details.html?id=a9d21001-1833-4ff6-bd17-599917478515 Miami University Free Access to Wall Street Journal Online- Typically $20 a month! https://www.lib.miamioh.edu/blog/libraries-offer-free-access-to-the-wall-street-journal
- 6. Thank you!