The document outlines a session aimed at educating students about information and communications technology (ICT) and its various sectors, career, and business opportunities. It includes objectives, vocabulary definitions, and activities designed to enhance understanding of ICT components, such as hardware, software, and communication devices. Furthermore, it emphasizes the significance of ICT in shaping future careers and the importance of equitable access to technological benefits.

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Session Objectives:
At the end of the session, the students should be able to:
•identify various ICT sectors and potential career and
business opportunities;
•draw a graphic organizer showing the different ICT Sectors’
career and business opportunities;
•conduct a survey on ICT Sectors in the community; and
•value the significance of ICT Sectors to future career or
business opportunities.
B. Establishing Lesson Purpose (Aims)

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Week 1 Day 1
SECTORS OF ICT AND ITS
CAREER AND BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
(Part I)

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A. Activating Prior Knowledge (Minds and Moods)

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Motivational Questions:
•What is the most common device you use to access the
internet?
•How do you think technology has changed the way we
communicate?
•Can you think of a time when technology helped you solve a
problem?
A. Activating Prior Knowledge (Minds and Moods)

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A. Activating Prior Knowledge (Minds and Moods)

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A. Activating Prior Knowledge (Minds and Moods)

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Unlocking Content Area Vocabulary:
 Information - Data that has been processed and organized
to be meaningful.
 Communication - The process of exchanging information
and ideas.
 Technology - The application of scientific knowledge for
practical purposes.
B. Establishing Lesson Purpose (Aims)

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Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
• a broad term that encompasses the use of technology to
gather, store, manipulate, and transmit information.
• It includes a wide range of tools and systems, such as
computers, smartphones, the internet, and various
software applications.
C. Developing and Deeping Understanding (Tasks and Thoughts)

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Components of ICT
• Hardware: This refers to the physical devices and
equipment used in ICT, such as computers, laptops, tablets,
smartphones, printers, scanners, and servers.
• Software: Software is the programs and applications that
run on hardware devices, enabling them to perform
specific tasks. Examples include operating systems, word
processors, spreadsheets, databases, and web browsers
C. Developing and Deeping Understanding (Tasks and Thoughts)

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C. Developing and Deeping Understanding (Tasks and Thoughts)

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Components of ICT
• Communication devices: These are the devices and
systems used for communication, such as telephones, fax
machines, modems, routers, and the internet itself.
C. Developing and Deeping Understanding (Tasks and Thoughts)

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Brainstorming Activity:
• Divide the class into 4 groups.
• Ask each group to brainstorm and list the ways in which
ICT is used in their assigned field.
• Have each group present their findings to the class.
C. Developing and Deeping Understanding (Tasks and Thoughts)

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Analysis Questions:
• How do you think ICT will continue to evolve and impact
our lives in the future?
• What are some potential challenges or drawbacks of
relying heavily on ICT in our daily lives?
• How can we ensure that everyone has equal access to the
benefits of ICT, regardless of their background or
socioeconomic status?
D. Making Generalization (Abstraction)

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Abstraction:
• In this lesson, we explored the concept of ICT and its main
components: hardware, software, and communication
devices.
• By embracing ICT, we can unlock new opportunities and
create a better future for ourselves and our communities.
D. Making Generalization (Abstraction)

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Essay Questions:
1. Define ICT and explain its main components.
2. Describe how ICT has changed the way people
communicate and access information.
A. Evaluating Learning (Tools for Test)

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Essay Rubrics
A. Evaluating Learning (Tools for Test)

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END OF LESSON
THANK YOU!

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References:
Laudon, K. C., & Laudon, J. P. (2020). Management information systems: Managing the digital
firm (16th ed.). Pearson.
Turban, E., Volonino, L., & Wood, G. R. (2015). Information technology for management:
Advancing sustainable, profitable business growth (10th ed.). Wiley.
Rouse, M. (2022). Information and communications technology (ICT). TechTarget.
https://www.techtarget.com/searchcio/definition/ICT-information-and-communications-
technology-or-technologies
References (Other Learning Resources)