...Business Education Professional Development Paper (40 Points) Reflection Paper and Lesson Plan Information technology and web design are key components of middle and high school business curriculum. In this assignment, you will reflect on your own learning experience in BEIT 337 and design two lesson plan outlines. The assignment is due Friday May 8 11:59 PM. Requirements 1. Complete the following reading assignments a. In preparation for your business teaching career, familiarize yourself with Indiana Department of Education (IDoE) Academic Standards Course Framework for (1) Information Communication and Technology and (2) Web Design. b. While your knowledge of information technology and web design is key, you also need to know how to teach them. This NBEA Yearbook chapter covers information and web technologies teaching strategies and practical tips 2. Reflect on your own spreadsheet, database, HTML, and web design learning experience in this class (e.g., concepts and skills that were easy or challenging to you; instructional and learning activities as well as study / work habits that were most helpful to you). Prepare a two-page, double-spaced reflection paper. 3. Create two lesson plan outlines. Select one IDoE academic standard on spreadsheet (e.g., ICT-3.4) or database (e.g., ICT-5.1) software and one academic standard on web design (e.g., WD-2.6). Design a lesson plan for each standard. You must reference instructional strategies...
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...Lesson Plan Components Table Locate three new lesson plans, each from a different content area, on the Internet or from a published source. For each lesson, describe its components, the learning styles addressed, the types of instructional strategies used and their purpose, and the use of technology within the lesson. Lesson 1 title: Hurricane What components are present in the lesson? This lesson had several components: Overview of the lesson, Background information for what was going to be taught in the lesson, websites to be used during the lesson, Materials to be used, Objectives, two sets of procedures: intermediate and advanced, extensions for the lesson, and framework and standards the lesson meets. What components are lacking in the lesson? The lesson plan was very detailed and specific. I did not find anything that the lesson plan was lacking, other than, closure and assessments of students to see how well they maintained the information of the lesson. Which learning style or styles does this lesson address? Learning styles that are addressed in this lesson plan were visual, verbal, and social. What direct instructional strategies are present in the lesson? Explain the purpose for each strategy identified. Direct instructional strategies used in this lesson are structured overview, lecture, didactic questions, and explicit instruction. In the structured overview, the teachers discusses with the students about hurricanes. To further the lesson the lecture...
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...University Undergraduate Teaching Plan 2009 ～ 2010 Academic Year Semester: 1st. [√ ] 2nd. [ ] Course title International Marketing Course type Compulsory[√ ] Specialized [ ] Optional[ ] Textbook(s) Marketing / International Marketing Major or sub-major IET Students classification Non-mainland[ √ ] Mainland[√ ] Department International Economy & Trade Instructor(s) Xia Jing Wen ( 夏京文) Academic position Professor [ ] Associate Professor [√ ] Lecturer[ ] Others[ ] Printed and issued by the Academic Affairs Department Date__4/8/2009__ (dd/mm/yy) Instructions 1. Print in Times New Roman, font size 12. If necessary, the space for each item may be enlarged or reduced in exactly the same format. 2. One form is required for each lesson（excluding the cover）. 3. “Course type” refers to Compulsory, Specialized or Optional; “Student Classification” refers to Mainland student or Non-Mainland student. Note: Common Optional courses are applicable to all majors. 4. “Department” refers to the College, Department or the Teaching and Research Section that offers the course. 5. “Form of Lesson” refers to lecture, discussion, experiment, social practice, internship etc. 6. “Contents of Lesson” should be a brief but concrete...
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...COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is designed to enrich the students’ experiences in developing and utilizing appropriate technology to facilitate learning. It shall also provide exposure and hands-on opportunities in the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT). Field Study 3 can be anchored on the following Professional education subject: * Educational Technology 1 * Educational Technology 2 GENERAL OBJECTIVES 1. Select the teaching materials that best suit the needs of the learners 2. Apply the principles of developing instructional materials 3. Develop and utilize instructional materials appropriate to a chosen subject area Acknowledgement I just want to express my heartfelt gratitude to those who were so generous with their time and expertise: To our Almighty God for the knowledge, strength and wisdom. His guidance leads me to select the most desirable way to success. To my parents who provided me their financial support, love, moral values and advices. To Prof. Dominic Dizon,MAEd as my mentor for my Field Study 3. I really appreciate your utmost effort in facilitating and checking my errors. Thank you for molding us to be competent and knowledgeable about Technology in the Learning Environment. I am so grateful to have you as my mentor and I feel so blessed. To Ms. Shienna Mae Eramis for your cooperation and to your students who also gave their cooperation. I wish...
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...Internal and External Factors Team G Bill, John, Gena, Squirrel MGT/230 December 5, 2011 Dr. Who Internal and External Factors Johnson & Johnson (J&J) is a worldwide business with a focus on pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and a consumer packaged goods manufacturer. Even a Fortune 500 member such as J&J operates within the bounds of the four functions of management; planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. The challenge for J&J is the same as any other major business, the continuous addressing of the internal and external factors affecting the four functions of management. Specifically the factors of globalization, technology, innovation, diversity, and ethics have on managing a business. Exploring how these factors affect the four functions of management within J&J and how the company choses to address each successfully will provide insight into the inner workings of a major corporation. Planning Simply put, planning is the management function of systematically making decisions about the goals and activities that an organization will pursue (Bateman & Snell, pp. 15-16, 2011). J&J strategic planning is set by their management team and implemented globally at more than 200 operating companies in 60 countries. In today’s technological environment, J&J is planning to simplify so the company can leverage on the diversity of developing and distributing medical devices abroad. Specifically...
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...Lesson 17: Assessment in a Constructivist, Technology-Supported Learning Lesson 17: Assessment in a Constructivist, Technology-Supported Learning SUMMARY: WHAT IS ASSESSMENT? It is the process of making some evaluation; the act of assessing. WHAT IS CONSTRUCTIVIST THEORY? Constructivist theory is a theory to explain on how knowledge is constructed in the human being when information comes into contact with existing knowledge that has been developed by experiences. Constructivism as a theory of learning has existed for over one hundred years but has no been widely accepted or applied in public schools.this theory is just a posed of behavioral theory. WHAT IS TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED LEARNING? It is used to encourage students especially in facilitating student centered learning activities. It is more than technology enhance instruction. It recognizes that learning is supported in many different ways, even if there is no formal teaching involve. Students study and learn based on the way they are tested. The type of assessment anticipated appears to influence how and what they learn. therefore, the quickest way to change the way students learn is to change the way learning is assessed. In a technology-supported classroom, the student learns from and with the technology. Technology is seen as a source of information that the students learn from in the same way that the teacher are the source of information.. the students master facts from the concepts...
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...Lesson Plan Reflection by Tori Goldrick What happened when the lesson plan was implemented: The first day of the lesson had only one main problem. We had trouble finding enough working computers for each student to work individually. This was solved simply by having the students work with their assigned partner to complete the teacher-made scavenger hunt. This part of the lesson took only about 20 minutes, which allowed plenty of time to show the class the "Basics of DNA" video, and give them time to start reading from their science books. The second day of this lesson ran very smoothly. The students were contained in the media center and all focused on the Smart Board for the presentation. This I found out was just the calm before the storm. The first day we were in the computer lab was utter chaos. There weren't enough computers working for the number of groups I had. Then not all of the working computers had FrontPage Express on them. Finally to top it all off, most of the students didn't remember to bring their instruction handout from the day before. This meant that I was going to need to do a quick review for the class on how to use FrontPage Express. This took about 30 minutes away from their work time. I think that next time I do the lesson I am going to collect their handouts when we finish in the media center, then pass them out to them once we are in the computer lab. Once we got through the first day, the second one went well. The students were actively...
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...area. I am a full time, specialized one-subject teacher. I teach computers and technology to students from kindergarten to eighth grade. When I first started working in the private school sector I noticed that all of the teachers had a textbook that went with all of their subjects. Give or take all the subjects had at least a framework to start the school year and a base to map their curriculum. For me the nightmare began when the only material I was given was the Mavis Beacon typing software. After 2 weeks my students were nonetheless bored and unhappy. I started my search and to no disdain the only book that was out and worth purchasing was the Microsoft Office book that associated the software; however it was only suited for adult use and gave me no tools and foundation to build a lesson plans for the class room. The need to reconstruct My boss was very eager to revamp what was done over the past 3 years. My task was to evaluate the effectiveness of the current system and to write a proposal for the new technology program. The proposal was to include a new curriculum, classroom integration strategy, a student learning expectation research, a wish list of what we need to bring the lab up to standard and documentation. The project seemed simple, however what I thought would take a few month ended up taking a full school year. She left it up to me to choose the way we would introduce the new technology program. The school not only had computers in class but also a full functional...
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...| Life of Butterflies | | 9/22/2014 | UDL Lesson Plan Subject:Science | Grade: 2nd | Common Core State Standard(s):Common Core State Standards2.L.1 Understand animal life cycles. 2.L.1.1 Summarize the life cycle of animals: Birth Developing into an adult Reproducing Aging and death 2.L.1.2 Compare life cycles of different animals such as, but not limited to, mealworms, ladybugs, crickets, guppies... | Objective (*Three components are observable verb, learning outcome, and measurement. *Aligned to state standard and evidence of mastery):80 % of students will be able to identify and describe the life cycle of a butterfly.80 % of students will be able to demonstrate that the life cycle of the butterfly is different than other animals.80 % of students will be able to demonstrate their understanding that at the beginning of an animal’s life cycle, some young animals represent the adult while others do not. | Teaching Procedures(to include introduction of the lesson, and step-by-step procedures for the activites to promote student inquiry and checking for students’ understanding over the course of the activites)First share Background information: There are many ways to study a complete life cycle of an organism. A complete life cycle has four stages: egg, larva, pupae and adult. In this exercise students learn the stages in a complete life cycle by using pastashapes to create a model of a simple life cycle. Pasta comes in a variety of shapes. Students will enjoy creating...
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...(CCSS), and International Society for Technology in Education Student (ISTE-S) standards and their relationship with quality instructional planning, delivery, and learner achievement. Using the Framework for 21st century learning as a resource, you will redesign or modify a prior activity, such as a lesson plan or curriculum project, that you created in a prior course. The redesigned coursework need to be a representation of your mastery of the MAED program learning outcomes 5 and 7. This assignment will be uploaded to the course for evaluation and to your ePortfolio (Pathbrite). If you do not have previous projects to use in this assignment, please contact your instructor for guidelines on how to proceed. As needed, refer to the MAED program learning outcomes (PLOs) list. Create your assignment to meet the content and written communication expectations below. Content Expectations The Redesign expectations explain what you are required to do with the prior coursework you choose to redesign. The Summary expectations are for the separate written portion of this assignment. • Redesign – ISTE-S Standard (1 Point): Redesign a lesson plan or curriculum project that reflects a minimum of one ISTE-S standard labeled with number, title, and objective(s). For example: Creativity and Innovation o Apply existing knowledge to generate new ideas, products and processes. • Redesign – Grade Level / CCSS Alignment (1 Point): Redesign a lesson plan or curriculum project that clearly...
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...ED 681: Assignment 2 Interview with Curriculum Specialist Beth Foster July 2, 2015 I had the pleasure of interviewing Laura Espinosa, Elementary Science Resource Teacher, Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS). Part A: Interview Questions 1. What is your current position, and what is your role with respect to curriculum planning, development, and/or implementation for your school system? I am the AACPS Science Resource Teacher. I work specifically with Elementary schools, but also have some duties related to Middle and High schools. I am part of the committee who picks curriculum writers from the applications. I also prepare the professional development for the teachers, prepare the templates they will be working with, create the timeline, set goals, make assignments, establish protocol for the finished product and work environment, as well as oversea and edit work prior to being turned in for print. 2. Based upon your experiences as an educator, how would you describe the purpose of education in our society? What do you feel are the major influences on what happens in the educational community? I feel the purpose of education in society is to help all students realize their full potential in being a successful and contributing member of society. The major influences include the political climate, technological advances, and community values and expectations. 3. To what extent do you feel the curriculum of your school (school system) is...
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...Week Five Learning Team Reflection Summary BIS/220 December 2012 Week Five Learning Team Reflection Summary With the advancements in technology we all are introduced to new or improved forms. There are times when advancing and learning of new technologies is a wonderful thing as long as one can also retain new information along with previously learned knowledge. In last week’s teachings we have learned new functions and capabilities as well as had a refresher course on the Microsoft PowerPoint program. Along with this informative we have also learned of the importance of the system development life cycle (SDLC) in regards to the planning, organizing, and implementing of information systems to include the project management of IT acquisitions, hardware and software selections. Last week, during week 4 we learned about the program and functions of Microsoft PowerPoint. There is a number of things that many have previous learned of have knowledge of pertaining to PowerPoint although one very important function that were unaware of to many, if not all, members of Team A. Those features consisted of the Notes Page View, Slide Sorter View and the Presenter View. The Notes Page comes in handy when you do not want to apply too much text to a slide(s) and you type the additional information below the slide in the “notes” section. The notes you right are not visible to the audience, so clicking on the notes page, you can view all the notes you wrote for that slide...
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...Classroom Technology Plan Introduction This Comprehensive Classroom Technology Plan details ideas and concepts that I wish to put into practice in my future high school classroom. This plan demands common sense and excellence and focuses on providing students information for them to become their own digital citizens. The categories of this plan include my mission and vision for my classroom, my communication plan for engaged groups in the educational community, classroom instructional technology integration ideas, digital assessment thoughts, technological ethics principles, and my reflection of this plan. Section One: Mission and Vision Statement Vision Statement My classroom will be a technology friendly environment that strives for academic, digital, and personal excellence. It will be a room of comfort, positivity, and collaboration with the cornerstone of respect. Mission Statement I will provide a technology friendly classroom environment by teaching students the proper use of technology, being open to technological developments and ideas (from students and outside sources), including technology in the curriculum and daily lessons, and ensuring they are capable of achieving the educational technology standards for their respective grades. We will foster comfort by using communication and collaboration and being open and understanding of the various needs within the classroom and that each person has unique strengths. I will integrate technologies that I find...
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...Guidelines for completing the Reflective Journal Templates Studies have shown that reflection upon one’s learning is key to a full learning experience. For this reason, you will be required to keep reflective journals as part of your professional development. There are two different Reflective Journal templates. • Workshop Reflection – to be completed after attendance of each one day of workshop • Technology Reflection – to be competed after using the technology in your work practises. Participants are required to integrate at least two new skills into their work practises after each one day of workshop attendance. How long will it take? As a rough guide, each journal entry should take approximately 20-30 minutes. You may take more or less time depending upon your time constraints and the amount of detailed information you wish to include. Feel free to add comments but the minimum requirements are included in the template. I suggest you check out the exemplars first for ideas on how to complete them. What should I write? Don’t worry about how you write. Spelling, punctuation, grammar etc are of no concern whatsoever to the program. We are trying to access experience and thoughts. Don’t worry if you discover your answers overlap or if you feel one question has already been answered in response to another. Try to write something, no matter how brief your response may be to each question. If you find that you have nothing to comment on in...
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...demonstrate today’s spelling lesson to her first grade class. Mr. Price is waiting for the bulb in his projector to achieve its maximum brightness before he begins showing his fourth grade history class an interactive map about Christopher Columbus and his discovery of a new world. Mrs. Peattie disperses electronic touch screen tablets for her students to use as they learn how to diagram sentences. Later in the day, Mrs. Thomas makes sure all the laptop computers for her classroom have a full charge so she can teach her seventh grade math students the importance of fractions as they work out exercises on the machines by themselves. These instances are a common occurrence in modern schools and classrooms. Technology is being integrated into classrooms all over to enhance and enrich students’ educations. But who really benefits from having this technology in the classroom? Both students and teachers benefit from the integration of technology in the classroom by creating new opportunities for learning, improving performance, and increasing involvement. The general purpose of having technology in the classroom may not be as evident to everyone. With the teacher/student ratio on the rise, individual attention for students is limited. Beneficially, technology is the answer. Teachers can utilize tech for a multitude of reasons. They can illustrate a particular method to the class, have the ability to interact with the students and immerse them into the lesson, or track each student’s...
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