Information Communication Technology Unit
| Topic: Carmen Sandiego (Select aspect of a country for further study) | ||
| Year 2000 2001 2002 | Year: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | Level: 1 2 3 4 |
| Question: What particular aspect of a certain country would you like to know more about? | ||
| Contexts: | home school environmental recreational community |
personal business industrial energy |
| Links with other Curriculum Areas | English Maths Health and P.E Technology |
Social Studies The Arts Science |
| Essential Skills | Communication Numeracy Information Problem-solving Self management and Competitive Social and Co-operative Physical Work and Study |
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| ICT Skills | ||
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Processing - insert and manipulate clip art and photos - use bullet points - transfer information from WordProcessing sources to PowerPoint presentation |
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| Database | ||
| Spreadsheet | ||
| Multimedia - create a series of slides that will link together - add transitions - add digital images from clipart and other sources |
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| Accessing - access digital images from a variety of sources - use Internet resources (Classroom HomePage)for sourcing information |
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| Other ICT
tools - Use a VCR, fast forward and rewind to find a certain place on a video tape |
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| Resources: - 'Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?' CD (see software Evaluation, look under Social Studies) - numerous varieties of atlases, globes, maps - books on different countries - Classroom HomePage -Games:True or false questions regarding maps -extra activities to help build up knowledge about countries, or characters in the game |
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| Learning Experiences: (examine,
identify, discuss, collect, observe, compare, read, describe) Children will use the 6 stages of Action Learning to answer this question Pre - knowledge Experiences Action Learning Framework of Six Stages (adapted from Gawith,
G. (1988). Action Learning. Student Guide to Research and Information
Skills. Longman Paul Ltd.) |
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| Assessment | ||
| A. is able to access pertinent information for particular topic | 4
demonstrates thorough investigative skills of accessing information using
a variety of sources both digital and paper and uses the information to
formulate answers to questions posed 3 is able to access information using a variety of sources and uses information appropriately in most cases 2 accesses some information but has difficulty using information in an appropriate form 1 has difficulty accessing information and using it appropriately |
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| B. is able to clearly and concisely form pertinent questions for further study | 4
creates pertinent and relevant for further investigation and demonstrates
clear purpose and direction 3 creates relevant questions for further investigation with some evidence of purpose and direction 2 creates questions for further study that have little purpose and direction 1 has difficulty composing questions that are relevant to the study |
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written by Jacqui Sharp
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