After thinking about online lessons, what ideas do you have for a lesson that you would like to develop. Feel free to post your idea, and/or share your thoughts regarding others. This post and it’s comments are an effort to have a great brainstorming session as well as a means of collaboration among peers.
Ideas for your first TeacherTECH lesson
June 3rd, 2006 · 8 Comments
WebQuests
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June Keller
// Jun 5, 2006 at 4:28 pm
I found an existing WebQuest which I’m going to more fully examine this evening to see if I can just adapt it rather than starting from scratch.
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Jackie Devine
// Jun 5, 2006 at 8:19 pm
Every year when THanksgiving rolls around, I’m so overwhelmed by all the distriactions (testing, report cards, etc.) that I completely overlook the importance of one of our culture’s observances: Thanksgiving. I would like to create a memorable, cross-curriculum, technologically-based, high-tech, historically (and culturally) applicable, lesson plan that centers around that holiday.
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Cassy Hunter
// Jun 5, 2006 at 8:46 pm
Even though my students are in Kindergarten, I want to put a little more into the lessons than just facts. I want to teach them how to question, predict and look at things in a new way.
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Yoon Kang
// Jun 5, 2006 at 10:05 pm
My algebra 1 Pre-AP students had difficulty in understanding composite functions and corresponding domain and range. I plan to have them search the web to obtain additional information to enhance their understanding of composite function through identifying applications and examples.
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Debbie Jeffers
// Jun 5, 2006 at 10:16 pm
Since I will be moving to a private church school next year, I’m thinking about developing a religion lesson on the history of the Lutheran religion. Start with Luther and the reformation and then the history of the Lutheran church in America.
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Christine Clark
// Jun 5, 2006 at 10:43 pm
I am looking to create a lesson that will give students an opportunity to create a menu for a dinner party. The students will have a budget to work from and will have to keep track of their cost as well as how many servings they will need. The students will also need to create a graph to show how much they have spent and what they have left in their budget. I found a couple of existing lessons on WebQuest that I can gain some ideas from. I want to make the lesson interactive and fun while at the same time involving my students in real world situtations.
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Cynthia Lanius
// Jun 6, 2006 at 6:27 am
Hello all,
I enjoyed your comments. I have been amazed at how popular web lessons have been over the years. TeacherTech participatns have created some of the best ones. I look forward to seeing what you produce. Have fun!
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Tony Foster
// Jun 6, 2006 at 9:31 am
I am really excited about creating a Geometry dictionnary that will replace ’stone age’ index cards. I found a few wesites that interactive and have sparked some ideas. If students don’t know the terminology they will have a slim to none chance of academic success in any field.