ICT Integration Model(TPACK Model ) ๐
Lesson Teacher name : Sangay Choden
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Division as equal grouping
Class: 4 Time: 50 mins
๐Teaching Learning activities:
Power point ( Presentation and Quiz)
Video links
๐ ICT model : TPACK MODEL
๐ Previous Knowledge:
• Students already have the prior knowledge of basic multiplication and division concepts, including the meanings of "equal sharing" and "repeated addition".
๐ Lesson Objective:
By the end of the lesson, the student will be able to :
a) apply the concept of division as equal grouping correctly after doing the group works;
b) work on solving division problems by watching the video on grouping the counters equally after teacher's instruction;
c) exhibit a positive attitude towards division as a useful mathematical tool effectively after solving some division problems.
๐ Engage (5 minutes):
• To begin the lesson, I will ask if the students have ever shared things in their life by dividing it equally among themselves.
• Then, I will introduce the concept of division as equal grouping through a simple video
• I will also show them a video on how top divide counters e.g. in equal group.
๐Explore (10 minutes):
Activity 1:
After watching the video, I will let the students explore the provided counters and ask them to group
the provided 10 counters equally into different groups.
• For this I will ask students to count the number of counters in each group and to check if they
have made equal groups.
• * If some students find it difficult or didn't get the instruction clearly, I will provide support and
repeat the instructions again.
• After that I will let some students share their answers.
๐ Explain (10 minutes):
• I will present the ppt
• I will show an example of division on the board and explain the different parts of a division problem (dividend, divisor and quotient) in division as equal grouping.
Where,
• 10(Dividend)- Total number
• 2(Divisor)- Number of equal groups. Eg) 10 ÷ 2 = 5
* 5(quotient)-size of the groups.
๐ Elaborate (12 minutes):
Activity 2 :
I will let the students do the quiz using the provided counters.
Whichever group finishes and gets the correct answer will get chocolate.
๐ Follow- up activity (6 minutes) :
Instruction: I will distribute a worksheet with simple division problems and will ask students to solve them using the counters in groups.
• Students will have to write the answers on the worksheet.
• Here, I will circulate around the room to monitor and to ensure that all
the students are participating and are using counters to solve the problem.
• If some students find difficulty, I will ask the group who got the correct
answer to help the other slow learners
๐ Evaluate (7 minutes):
• To assess the students' understanding, I will let them share and explain their answers in the classroom.
• To wrap up the lesson, I will ask the students to share one thing they learned
about division as equal grouping and let them state one importance of equal grouping.
• I will assign them Homework (Individual work) that is to solve the questions in
practicing and applying on page no. 118.
๐๐๐Here's how the lesson plan integrates the TPACK framework: ๐Technology: Incorporating technology into this lesson could involve using PPT and video clips like those used in the above. To reinforce the concept of division as an equal grouping
In addition, it visually illustrates the concept, making it more accessible and engaging for students.
๐Pedagogical Strategy: The pedagogical strategy in this lesson is the problem-solving method where the students focus on hands-on, experiential learning through the use of manipulatives (counters), visual aids (chart paper, ppt, and video clips ), and group work. Furthermore, the online quizzes and the use of worksheets and class discussions encourage active participation and reflection, reinforcing learning outcomes. ๐Content Knowledge: The lesson content is centered around the fundamental concepts of division, including dividend, divisor, and quotient, as well as the application of division as an equal grouping. By building on students' prior knowledge of sharing concepts, the lesson scaffolds learning to help students grasp the new concept effectively. Clear explanations, guided practice, and opportunities for application ensure that students develop a solid understanding of division as equal grouping by the end of the lesson.
Overall, by integrating technology to enhance learning experiences, employing effective pedagogical strategies, and building on solid content knowledge, this lesson plan optimizes the TPACK framework to facilitate meaningful learning outcomes for students๐๐๐.
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