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The document summarizes the educational technologies used by the author from kindergarten through college, including storybooks, charts, flashcards, blackboards, televisions, books, whiteboards, cassettes, and computers/projectors. These materials helped teach lessons, recall information, and engage students in learning.
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My educational technology
- 2. Story Books
- 3. When I was in kindergarten my teacher tell us about story like three little pigs, Cinderella and etc. This educational material give moral lesson and the children enjoy reading this.
- 4. Charts When I was in kindergarten this chart are post on the wall. The student like to read it, it was beautiful and attractive.
- 5. Flashcards
- 6. This flashcards is use by the teacher. It can recall the lesson by using flashcards or the teacher use this flashcard to play a game.
- 7. Blackboard
- 8. The teacher use this instructional material when he/she discussed something then he/she write it on the board then the student will copy the lesson on the board. It help me a lot because I can cope to the lesson.
- 9. Television
- 10. When I was in elementary my teachers used this television to watch educational film like sineskewela. To discover new things and to gain new knowledge from the film.
- 11. Books
- 12. When I was in elementary we have library and it was filled by many books. I love reading books because I can learn new knowledge from the book by reading it.
- 13. Whiteboard
- 14. When I was in high school instead of blackboard my teacher used whiteboard. It just like blackboard. I can cope up to the lesson.
- 15. Cassette
- 16. This cassette was used by our p.e teacher in my high school days. Especially in dancing and exercising.
- 18. This instructional materials was used by our teachers now a days in my college year. It use when we have class discussion and during class reporting.
- 21. Prepared By: Rikaela P. Butalid BEED II-A Prepared for: Rachel Joyce Aseoche