lesson plan 5
Class 5
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Introduction
On the reservation and the preservation of water this blog will
deal with the concept of the topic, The topic itself the learning process and
the learning outcomes including the end result which is the evaluation
firstly the concept of reservation and preservation in this case it is
water. And how relevant it is affecting-effecting everyone locally and
globally.
I am an educator at a school in Sherwood Park called the institute for
intellectual development in children and young adults well school children. The
topic I have chosen is preservation and conservation of water due to the water
crisis in our country and other parts of the world, the questions that calls to
mind.
1. What
are we doing concerning the water crisis?
2. What
has had been done in order to preserve and conserve the water issue?
3. How do
we respond even react to this scholarly and non-academic phenomenon?
The topic
is on the preservation and reservation of water
The
learning outcomes
- Facilitate
the process of learning in a scholastic manner and introducing learners to
new scholars in this field.
- Teach
learner to master specific skills based on a factual analysis (hypothesis).
- Students
are able to articulate in a critical and independently evaluate this
framework for observation and become agents of this phenomenon.
- Application
of the whole concept is relevant for safeguarding the environment (e.g.
the rainforest).
- An
opportunity for further learning in knowledge of relevant skills in this
field and related fields (synthesise).
Relevant
outcomes
Create mastery in skills, research and academic
writing.
Explain the concept, student must understand the
concept and know [s]he must analyse, argue, compare, compile, demonstrate, describe,
identify, illustrate and propose with regards to the relevant/related topic.
The question on writing pattern, prewrite, write,
rewrite, post write and write
- Activity one
- Assembly
which includes welcoming and greeting and discussing issues of relevancy
that affect the whole school and the learning process.
- Activate
personal dialogue making them feel comfortable as inquires as part of the
learning process.
- relate
mission vision and purpose and the topic of interest
- explain
outcomes of learning and expectations
- Session
for the class will be 45 minutes, class w3ill be divide into 4 groups
consisting of ten per group to test leadership skills (power struggle relevant then
comes the final decision.
- Make
each one part of the rules and regulations and ask them to set a protocol
of how they want the seminary to be conducted even though there is a set
plan subject to change.
- Ask
student s what they have learnt thus far.
- summarise
the whole concept with that of the presenter and the learner including
course material
- Explain
to student the relevancy of this topic.
- Explain
the importance of this topic and how it affects not only South African
citizens but the whole world.
Knowledge
practise
1subject preservation and reservation
Topic: water reservation/conservation
Term 2
Duration of lessons 45minutes
Activation of prior knowledge on Wter.is there another
topic linked to this topic
Specific aims agents of reservation and preservation
independent and critical thinkers. Safeguarding natural resources identify
relevancy of topic and also the necessity of this topic
Resource materials whiteboards projector pens
pencils class workbook crayons files glue whiteboards markers.
Teaching methods classroom teacher, group work,
discussion groups debating groups practical activity cutting and pasting
Assessment/evidences/overcoming barriers
Activity
one
Present group work paper to the present audience and
each participant will be questioned on the relevant subject (water reservation and
conservation. Independently and critically evaluate this global phenomenon in
the SMART concepts, thus act locally and think globally.
Activity
two
Exercise through Mutual consultation with scientist’s
conservationist nongovernmental institutiion and governmental institutions
meeting the criteria for assessment with relevant literature locally and globally.
Subsequently includes benefitting of problem solving and also creating
confidence with critical and independent thinking. Physical daily activity to
be introduced
Writing short
essay on the topic
Firstly ask what water is then explain the whole
concept on reservation and preservation of water. (What is the whole concept of
reservation and preservation of water?)Give systematic and comprehensive guidelines
on how the essay should be written e.g. introduction body argument additional
reviews reflections debate opinion and conclusion. What will you do for a drop
of water? So additionally including personal water research programmes.
Activity
three
Ask a speaker from a nongovernmental organisation
and local government person to speak on the concepts of reservation and
preservation.
Expectations: to complete tasks timeously diligently
and ardently with its need assessment.
Introduce
speaker.-mention his profile his qualifications
Create reflection and Ardent diligent concentration
in the whole seminary discussion showing interest of care in order for the
learner to understand the topic and speaker easily accepting all relevant concepts.
Explain to students the relevancy of third topic why it should be sustained.
Explain the importance of the topic and how it affects not only South Africans
but the whole world.
Activity3.1
information on reservation and preservation is relevant
thus more information will be needed to research this topic thus a personal
profile on this topic divided into different subsections which will be use to
practically demonstrate student activity ion research in these files and the ability
of ongoing process of making entries into their personal files referring to issues
that will change the water crisis
Profile file sections consist of the concept, then
question on water tasks assignments test examination and other questions for example
does Water have a memory. Assessment and review water management investigation
on water works supplementary section on multiple scholars what that say about
water. Is it only in a liquid form and more?
Disposition
Independent participation and discipline demonstrates that
there is no regimentation meaning they are true participants in the whole
process of reservation and preservation.
The learning outcomes intends: -student engagement
-Evaluate relevancy of the concept
-Able to assimilate all concepts relevant to
the topic.
-Engage academically and
scholarly
-Will respond
positively and not react negatively
-Understanding and comprehending the work concept
- Evaluated on course work
and clarified assignment (seminary).
-Bringing all students on par
and
-persistently raise the student level to that of the educator
- So that proper assessment can take place
- Through the threshold concept and makhtab learning.
- And applied methods and methodologies.
The smart
concept must be part of the programme:
The smart
concept must be part of the programme:
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time
bound
Lesson time structure
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Topic: reservation
preservation conservation of water
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Time limit guideline
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a
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Assembly
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5 minutes
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b
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Introduction
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educator
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5 minutes
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c
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Topic seminary
speaker
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speakers
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10minutes
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d
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Activity
group work
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groupwork
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10minutes
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e
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Debating
groups
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teamwork
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10
minutes
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f
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Break
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refreshments
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5minutes
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g
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presentation
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Group presentation
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5minutea
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H,
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evaluation
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Tests/tasks/oral
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5minutes
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Total Minutes:
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55
minutes
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Artillery needs for all
activities
Work tables
and chairs
Whiteboards
and whiteboard markers
Pens and pencils
and
Crayons
Glue
Work
books and work files
Possible questions for reflection.
a) Why do you think water conservation is necessary?
b) Does water have a memory
c) How many types of water are there
d) Can one drink seawater
e) Can drinking water be located in the ocean
f) Does water have feelings
g) What is the difference between seawater river water
and dam water
h) Can water form shapes
i)
What will
you pay for a drop of water within the drought period
j) What methods can one use to preserve conserve and
reserve our water resources thus aiding our natural environment
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