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'''Subject : Computer Science'''
'''Class   : 7th grade'''
'''Chapter : History of Computer'''
'''Topic   : History of Computer                                                                                                                        Duration: 45 minutes'''


Objective:
== Objective: ==
 
* To present and discuss the contributions of key inventors in the history of computers.
* To present and discuss the contributions of key inventors in the history of computers.
* To reflect on the significance of historical milestones and their impact on computer science.
* To reflect on the significance of historical milestones and their impact on computer science.


Materials Needed:
== Materials Needed: ==
 
# Presentations prepared by students on assigned inventors.
# Presentations prepared by students on assigned inventors.
# Whiteboard and markers or a computer/projector for digital presentation.
# Whiteboard and markers or a computer/projector for digital presentation.
# Videos or multimedia resources for additional context.
# Videos or multimedia resources for additional context.


Review Homework (15 minutes):
== Review Homework (15 minutes): ==
 
* Allow each student or group to present their findings about the assigned inventor.
* Allow each student or group to present their findings about the assigned inventor.
* Encourage questions and discussions among the students.
* Encourage questions and discussions among the students.


Multimedia Presentation (15 minutes):
== Multimedia Presentation (15 minutes): ==
 
* Show videos or multimedia presentations that provide a visual representation of the history of computers.
* Show videos or multimedia presentations that provide a visual representation of the history of computers.
* Include animations or virtual tours of early computing devices to make the learning experience more engaging.
* Include animations or virtual tours of early computing devices to make the learning experience more engaging.


Class Discussion and Reflection (20 minutes):
== Class Discussion and Reflection (20 minutes): ==
 
* Lead a discussion on how the history of computers has shaped the present and what the future might hold.
* Lead a discussion on how the history of computers has shaped the present and what the future might hold.
* Encourage students to reflect on the connections between the inventors and the technological advancements we see today.
* Encourage students to reflect on the connections between the inventors and the technological advancements we see today.
* Discuss any additional questions or observations from the students.
* Discuss any additional questions or observations from the students.


Activity: Timeline Collage (Optional) - Day 2 or as Homework:
== Activity: Timeline Collage (Optional) ==


* Ask students to create a visual timeline collage showcasing the key events and inventors in the history of computers.
* Ask students to create a visual timeline collage showcasing the key events and inventors in the history of computers.
* Encourage creativity by allowing them to use images, drawings, and brief descriptions.
* Encourage creativity by allowing them to use images, drawings, and brief descriptions.


Assessment:
== Assessment: ==
 
* Evaluate student understanding through class participation, the quality of presentations, and the creativity demonstrated in the timeline collage (if assigned).
* Evaluate student understanding through class participation, the quality of presentations, and the creativity demonstrated in the timeline collage (if assigned).

Latest revision as of 10:50, 2 February 2024

Subject : Computer Science
Class   : 7th grade
Chapter : History of Computer 
Topic   : History of Computer                                                                                                                        Duration: 45 minutes

Objective:

  • To present and discuss the contributions of key inventors in the history of computers.
  • To reflect on the significance of historical milestones and their impact on computer science.

Materials Needed:

  1. Presentations prepared by students on assigned inventors.
  2. Whiteboard and markers or a computer/projector for digital presentation.
  3. Videos or multimedia resources for additional context.

Review Homework (15 minutes):

  • Allow each student or group to present their findings about the assigned inventor.
  • Encourage questions and discussions among the students.

Multimedia Presentation (15 minutes):

  • Show videos or multimedia presentations that provide a visual representation of the history of computers.
  • Include animations or virtual tours of early computing devices to make the learning experience more engaging.

Class Discussion and Reflection (20 minutes):

  • Lead a discussion on how the history of computers has shaped the present and what the future might hold.
  • Encourage students to reflect on the connections between the inventors and the technological advancements we see today.
  • Discuss any additional questions or observations from the students.

Activity: Timeline Collage (Optional)

  • Ask students to create a visual timeline collage showcasing the key events and inventors in the history of computers.
  • Encourage creativity by allowing them to use images, drawings, and brief descriptions.

Assessment:

  • Evaluate student understanding through class participation, the quality of presentations, and the creativity demonstrated in the timeline collage (if assigned).