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What is instructional material?
Instructional materials are supplementary materials that help the teacher make presentations concrete, effective, interesting, meaningful, and inspiring.
Which of the following is a factor to consider in developing instructional materials? (Select all that apply)
What is a diorama?
How would gadgets affect teaching or learning of content?
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What does QR stand for in QR Code?
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What is the first step to make a QR Code?
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Match the following instructional materials with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Prayer and Invitation for Guidance
- Begin class with a prayer, invoking the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- Request guidance and inspiration from the Holy Spirit for a fruitful learning experience.
Lesson Outcomes
- Aim for students to integrate media and technology across various subjects.
- Emphasize collaboration and sharing using technology tools.
- Focus on selecting materials that enhance the teaching and learning process.
Differentiating Instructional Materials
- Instructional materials are supplementary resources that enhance teaching effectiveness and engagement.
- These materials can facilitate active learning and assessment.
Factors for Developing Instructional Materials
- Create a storyboard and outline based on educational goals.
- Identify existing resources and teachers' capabilities within the institution.
- Research existing materials for potential adaptation and effectiveness.
- Modify current materials to align with lesson objectives.
- Share effective instructional materials with fellow educators.
- Opportunity exists to sell developed instructional materials.
Types of Non-Digital Instructional Materials
Diorama
- A miniature scene created using layers of materials representing a theme or concept.
Nature Table
- A compilation of seasonally relevant objects or scenes for educational purposes.
Writing Board
- Displays information using chalk on blackboards or special ink on whiteboards.
Flip Chart
- A large pad of paper mounted on a tripod or stand for interactive presentations.
Zigzag Board
- A multi-board display connected with hinges, allowing portability.
Wall Display
- An arrangement of various items on a wall for an engaging educational showcase.
Rope and Pole Display Board
- Comprises two parallel poles and rope for hanging visual aids, like posters.
ICT Tools in Education
- Focus on the impact of gadgets on teaching and learning content.
Use of Mobile Phones and QR Codes
- QR Code: Developed by Denso-Wave in 1994, stands for "Quick Response"; allows rapid information decoding.
- QR Code can be created using an online generator, where users encode desired text, save as a jpeg, and test with a reader.
Applications of QR Codes in Education
- Integrate QR codes creatively to enhance learning experiences across various content areas.
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Description
This quiz focuses on a prayer commonly used in education for the 6th-class students. It emphasizes gratitude and guidance from the Holy Spirit as students begin their class. Explore the significance of prayer within the classroom context.
