Informative Tool


Informative Tool

 Concept on informative tool

 1.What is an informative Tool?

 - It refers to the application that provides valuable or useful information to the learners.

 

2. Why do we integrate informative tools in the classroom? 

Encourage learners to explore, think critically, develop research skills and learn to integrate relevant information.

  •   Provide learners to analyze the information further to expand their knowledge and skills on learning concepts. 

  • Enhance the learners to think critically and develop their searching skills. 

  •  Provide learners to evaluate the resources (validate) on the internet. 

  •  Tools to provide raw materials for students to organize, reorganize, compare and construct. 

3. How do we integrate informative tools in the classroom?

  • Teachers must provide information/reference/content for the situation in the beginning 

  •  Analyze, synthesize and manipulation provided

  •  Ask the student to construct their own knowledge and meaning 

  •  Write their understanding of the information provided.


Learning Task;

- Create appropriate digital resources materials for primary classes

Subject; Science

Topic; Connection in series (circuit)

Class; V

Informative tool; lesson video using animation in the ppt.

- Purpose of the resources materials that you have created 

Concept teaching

-connection in series

-circuit

-open circuit 

-close circuit

-voltage

1. Enhanced Engagement and Motivation:

  • Visually Captivating: Animation brings lessons to life with vibrant colors, movement, and dynamic characters. This visual feast captures students' attention and ignites their curiosity, fostering a more enjoyable learning experience.
  • Interactive Elements: Animated lessons can incorporate interactive components like quizzes, polls, or clickable elements, transforming passive learning into active participation.

2. Improved Understanding of Complex Concepts:

  • Abstract Made Concrete: Animation excels at simplifying complex concepts by using visuals and metaphors. For example, animating the process of photosynthesis or the workings of the solar system makes these abstract ideas easier to grasp for young minds.
  • Step-by-Step Learning: Animation allows for breaking down complex procedures or skills into smaller, manageable steps. This visual breakdown aids in comprehension and retention of information.

3. Boosted Memory and Retention:

  • Multisensory Learning: Animation combines visual elements with sound effects, music, and sometimes even narration, engaging multiple learning styles (auditory, visual, and kinesthetic). This multisensory approach enhances information processing and memory retention.
  • Repetition with Variation: Animated lessons can present key concepts repeatedly within a captivating narrative. This repetition, coupled with the variation offered by animation, reinforces learning without monotony.

4. Fostering Imagination and Creativity:

  • Spark Curiosity: Animation's inherent creativity can spark students' imaginations and encourage them to think beyond the presented information. It can inspire them to ask questions, explore further, and make connections across different subjects.
  • Open-Ended Exploration: Some animations can leave room for interpretation, prompting students to engage in critical thinking and develop their own ideas related to the topic.

5. Accessibility and Inclusiveness:

  • Language Barriers Reduced: Animation can transcend language barriers through visuals and nonverbal cues. This makes animated lessons valuable tools for students with limited language proficiency.
  • Catering to Diverse Learning Styles: Animation caters to diverse learning styles by offering both visual and auditory information. This inclusivity ensures all students have an equal opportunity to grasp the presented concepts.

- Utility of the resources materials that you have created

  • Classroom Demonstrations: Visualize flow of current in an open and closed circuit.
  • learning made possible outside the four walls of the classroom: Interactive tool for reviewing and reinforcing concepts outside of class.
  • Assessments: Use animations and quizzes to evaluate student understanding.
  • Lab Preparation: Familiarize students with circuit components and functions before hands-on experiments.

- Product of the resources created (hyperlink, snap shot, etc.)

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1s7laF_xUS2dwqrpZZTFGYVYNj3gUBn0_/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=115701936398846580453&rtpof=true&sd=true

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