How School Makes Kids Less Intelligent / Teachers: Luke, Benny, Alex, Brady

 

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Question 1

What is Eddy Zhong's main argument about education? Explain.
 
Question 2
 
Do you agree or disagree with his argument. Explain why.

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Students' Work
 
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Luke Tegan
 
 

Title: Computer Shortcuts

Theme: Computer Science

Art Discipline: Technology

 Grade Level: 9th Grade

Teacher's Name: Luke Tegan

2. Date: November 27, 2023

3. Objective: Students will understand the simple computer shortcuts I teach

4. Activity: Teaching computer shortcuts to students who wish to expand their knowledge of computer software

5. Assessment: Assess students based on their group participation, successful completion of the worksheet as well as presentation.

6. Homework: Go home and create a document. Test out the tips I gave you and if you struggle bring in your questions

7. Cross-Curriculum Standards: The logic applied in this lesson can be applied to all courses, regardless of subject.

8. Differentiation: This lesson is intended to be intellectually stimulating. However, some students may be visually impaired or not too familiar with technology – having a group in place will allow all students to be included and discuss amongst themselves on what they see.

9. Written Component: Students will have to use their computer to complete the lesson

10. Careers Skills: Students will now be able to use their computer more easily so their career paths can be easier so they do not run into issues with easy technology.

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