Lesson integrated with ICT on Hazards and
Disasters
ICT
integrated lesson in teaching and learning enable students to provide access to
more and better educational content which helps them in acquiring more
knowledge in their daily lives. It also boost their learning by engaging them
with different forms of technologies whereby they explore and learn more by
doing themselves.
So on 11th
October, I took class VI ‘A’ students to conference room during the 7th
period to teach on the topic: “Hazards and Disasters” through use
of projector. Firstly I introduced them
the topic and then gave them worksheet to check their prior knowledge about the
topic.
Write disaster or hazard by reading the statements:
Sl/no |
Statement |
Before |
After |
1 |
Wet floor |
|
|
2 |
Heavy objects at a height |
|
|
3 |
Flood |
|
|
4 |
Plane crash |
|
|
5 |
Forest fire |
|
|
6 |
Naked wire in the kitchen |
|
|
After checking their prior
knowledge, I began my lesson by explaining what is hazard? What is disaster? with
some examples through power point presentation. An object or situation, or behaviour that has
the potential to cause injury, damage properties, or the environment is called
hazard. A sudden accident that causes great damage or loss of life is called
disaster. Then I explained about the differences between hazards and disasters.
To be clearer on the taught topic, I showed pictures of hazards and disasters
one by one and made them to identify it. For example: a fan on the ceiling
(hazard), forest fire (disaster), flood (disaster), an object at a height
(hazard), etc. I made them to reason out why it is a hazard or disaster?
Now to check whether students
understood the lesson presented or not, I ask them to take out the worksheet
that they did before the start of my lesson and told them to write hazard and
disaster in the second column.
Write disaster or hazard by reading the statements:
Sl/no |
Statement |
Before |
After |
1 |
Wet floor |
|
|
2 |
Heavy objects at a height |
|
|
3 |
Flood |
|
|
4 |
Plane crash |
|
|
5 |
Forest fire |
|
|
6 |
Naked wire in the kitchen |
|
|
As a closure just to revise what was
taught, hazard and disaster are
closely related and sometimes used as same. Yet they are quite different from
each other. Hazard becomes a disaster only when it causes harm. I ask few children to tell some causes of hazards
and disasters and also ask them to look for more examples of hazards and
disasters. So I found students are enjoying the lesson and they were very eager
what might come in the next slide. I told them to Google it for more
understanding of the topic.
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