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ELED Practicum ELED Practicum Presentation Presentation Sarah Lyman 1 st grade, Provo district March 2009
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ELED Practicum ELED Practicum PresentationPresentation

Sarah Lyman1st grade, Provo district

March 2009

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Learning Objectives

• Students will learn how blogging is done on the class blog.

• Knowledge of plants and experience will be edified by this activity.

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-First had a review lesson on plants.

Plant lesson

Talked about growth and modeled how the students

should be keeping their journals on their plants.

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Watched plant growth and recorded

information and pictures about them

in journals every day.

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Class Blog

A couple students got to update the class blog each time there was

noticeable change or growth. They got to type and edit on the class

computers.

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Reflection

For the review of the plants it was effective to be in the large group, but explaining blogging needs to be done with smaller groups.

This activity probably would have worked better with older grades-they could be more responsible for their typing and not constantly monitored like these 1st graders had to be.

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Four Principles of Effective Technology Integration

1. Student use of Technology All of the students had the opportunity to watch the demonstration on updating the blog, and at one time throughout the unit they all had a chance to help with the updates. They were definitely all actively involved, the only problem was it was only for a short amount.

2.Technology Use is Essential Updating the blog was not completely necessary, but it integrated really well with the unit. One thing that was enhanced well was the parent involvement that came through the updates. Parents were then able to keep up with the class plants and see their students’ work.

3. Focus on Learning Task All the information and pictures were about the plants. The students were using the computer, but got very excited about the plant/science unit and talking more about it.

4. Added Value This activity could have been done without technology and would have been a lot easier without it, but the learning benefits were worth it. The repetition helped the students and made them think through the process and how they could effectively explain it. By using this it involved the parents more also which was so helpful.