Health and Society Lesson plan
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This document outlines a smartboard lesson plan focused on physical health topics for college freshmen. A smartboard is an interactive whiteboard connected to a computer and projector. The lesson plan incorporates physical health topics into a Jeopardy-style game on the smartboard. Questions will range from basic heart health and anatomy to more advanced exercise topics. Using an interactive game format keeps students engaged and motivated to learn. It also supports different learning abilities through its intuitive and flexible design.
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- 2. What is a Smartboard? A smartboard is a whiteboard that students can interact with that is a part of a system that includes the interactive whiteboard, a computer, a projector, and whiteboard software.
- 3. Why is it relevant in modern education? Not only can students get up and interact with the smartboard, but it can be incorporated into a game format where students will actual enjoy the way they are learning about a certain topic. Very easy to use and keeps students awake and interested Especially using a game, students will be motivated to learn
- 4. Why is it relevant in modern education? The smartboard mixed with a game style learning format will encourage kids to want to pay attention and focus and learn more in order to win the game this will lead to an increased retention of information because it’s not a typical way of teaching a class It’s always good to bring a new thing into the education world because a simple PowerPoint and taking notes is too simple and boring and makes it hard to pay attention for the students.
- 5. Target Learners My target learners will be college freshman interested in the health or kinesiology industry This will include any students interested in becoming anything from Chiropractors, to physical therapists or trainers, etc. This could also target any student interested in any other industry not associated with health and society simply because this is super important general information that everyone should know as it relates to their personal health.
- 6. Smartboard lesson plan I will incorporate topics about overall physical health into a game of Jeopardy. As this game will have questions that are easier and questions that are more difficult, the more difficult questions will be worth more points. Questions will range anywhere from heart health to exercise.
- 7. Smartboard Lesson Plan The heart health questions may refer to blood pressure or just the anatomy of the heart, whereas the exercise questions could ask about recommended physical exercise or anything in that realm. I think this topic will get my my target learners thinking about the more important things in the health world, in terms of everything from basic to more in depth knowledge that is important for everyone to know.
- 8. How this supports Universal Design? The design is very useful and is easy to use for people with diverse abilities Flexible – it accommodates a wide range of individual preferences and abilities A smartboard is very simple and intuitive It is easy to understand regardless of the user’s experience, language, knowledge, and concentration level
- 9. Link to Lesson Plan http://exchange.smarttech.com/details.html?id=806ef19a-f06f-4143-8828- 1f8462070e50