Peagogical Contents
Teaching Methods Observed
Learning Materials and Innovation
· Textbooks and instructional
materials: Core resources that provide foundational knowledge, updated
with new content to align with the ICT curriculum requirements.
· Practical materials and equipment:
Students have the opportunity to engage in hands-on activities using computers,
programming software, and other technological tools, which helps strengthen
their skills and knowledge.
· Digital resources: The use of simulation software, online learning applications, and interactive activities enhances student engagement and enthusiasm in ICT learning.
Sources of Learning and Technology
Learning Resources:
- Library:
The school maintains a library equipped with a diverse collection of
books, periodicals, and digital resources to aid student research and
learning.
- Learning Modules:
Teachers develop and utilize detailed lesson plans and modules across
various subjects, including English and Filipino, to provide structured
and comprehensive instruction.
Technological Facilities:
- Computer Laboratories: The school is equipped with computer labs that
facilitate hands-on learning experiences in Information and Communications
Technology (ICT) and other computer-related subjects.
- Internet Access: Classrooms are equipped with internet connectivity, enabling both students and teachers to access online educational resources and integrate digital tools into the learning process.
Authentic Assessment
· Project-Based Learning: Students
worked on technology-based projects, such as creating websites, apps, or
digital presentations, to demonstrate their understanding of ICT concepts. This
approach allowed them to apply technical skills in a creative and practical
way.
· Digital Portfolios: Throughout the
semester, students compiled their work in digital portfolios, including coding
assignments, graphic designs, and multimedia projects. This collection not only
showcased their best work but also allowed them to track their progress and
reflect on their learning journey in ICT.
· Peer Assessment: Students participated
in peer reviews, providing constructive feedback on each other’s projects and
assignments. This process helped them develop a critical eye and take
responsibility for assessing quality, accuracy, and creativity in ICT.
· Performance Tasks: Real-world tasks
were assigned, such as troubleshooting technical issues or creating solutions
for simulated business problems. These tasks required students to apply their
ICT knowledge in practical scenarios, reinforcing their problem-solving skills
in authentic contexts.
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