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CTAP Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Paul Martin Create A Fruit Or Vegetable Create A Fruit Or Vegetable Grace Smith School, Niland, CA

CTAP Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Paul Martin Create A Fruit Or Vegetable Grace Smith School, Niland, CA

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Grace Smith School, Niland, CA

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Lesson ObjectivesLesson Objectives

• Laptop computer

• LCD projector

• Digital camera

• Micro Soft PowerPoint

• KidPix 3-The Learn. Co.

• Kidspiration

• Inspiration

• 5 Aday Adventures CD

By completion of this lesson students will use the following items of technology:

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Paul Martin, Grace Smith School

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MyselfMyself

• Currently am a Resource Specialist at a K-8th grade site of approximately 235 students.

• Have been in education for 20 years teaching 2nd, 5th and K-8th full-inclusion special education.

• A relative newcomer to technology before CTAP project.

[email protected]

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My Expectations

At the beginning of my project I really wasn’t sure of my expectations due to the fact that my competency with technology was extremely limited. I wasn’t sure where to start. I knew that I wanted to integrate technology within my curriculum, but my biggest problem was narrowing my focus. My final decision was to cover the health/science standards that I’d included in my CTAP lesson as well as bring various aspects of technology into my students’ experience.

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5 A Day Adventures CD5 A Day Adventures CD

• Main resource media which lesson is based on.

• Ordered by contacting Dole Food Co. at : www.dole5aday.com

• Available free to teachers• Order as many as

computers available.• Contains lesson plans,

games, songs , activities, and much more!

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Additional 5 A Day ResourcesAdditional 5 A Day Resources

• 5 A day Live- complete play script and song cassette.

• For Kids Fruits/Vegetables recipe book

• How Good Is My 5 A Day Chart

• Extensive Teacher Resource Module contained within CD

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I was definitely able to integrate technology into my lesson. I was fortunate to work with a very cooperative colleague and her enthusiastic and fast learning class. They were truly a joy to work with and made my job easier. I only wished I’d started earlier so that I could have taken them further with the technology integration.

My RealitiesMy Realities

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Actual LearningActual Learning

As a result of this lesson I was able to learn the following skills as well as increase my confidence with technology. I gained a higher level of competence with KidPix 3 Deluxe, Inspiration, Kidspiration, Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint. I was also able to use more effectively Microsoft Word in the area of image importation and the use of a scanner.

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Lesson ShortcomingsLesson Shortcomings

• The biggest shortcoming most likely was the timing. A person needs to allow themselves plenty of time to completely take advantage of the technology integration.

• Also because of the extensive resources available on the CD it was difficult at times to stay true to the lesson’s focus. – Keep it Simple!! Don’t try to do it all!

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Student DataStudent Data

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SB JC GE AG RM ER EW

Pretest

Posttest

Nutritional Awareness Pre/Post Test

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Student Work SamplesStudent Work Samples

Basic Proficient Advanced

Student created slides using Kid Pix Deluxe 3

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Lesson RevisionsLesson Revisions

• It seems to be evident that through the analysis of the student data that the use of the 5 A Day Adventures CD was beneficial to the student’s level of lesson objectives mastery.

• When the focus of the lesson changed from merely creating Kid Pix slides to the creation of a fruit or vegetable, students were able to better understand the characteristics of fruits and vegetables.

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Experience SummarizationExperience Summarization

• Through the experience of this lesson I was reminded time and again of the need for a clear focus of the objective of the lesson delivered and the need of a firm grasp of the material to be covered. The use of technology enabled me to narrow my focus by more clearly identifying the most important objectives while also exposing my students to a wider array of activities.

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Concluding StatementConcluding Statement

• Through the participation in this CTAP program my professional/personal development has taken on a whole new direction.

• Through the integration of technology it was easier to identify the lesson objectives thus making it possible to integrate the standards into the lesson.

• Standards-based lessons enable needed skills to be matriculated between grade levels.