A Comparison Of Technology Integration Lesson 1

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Technology Integration Lesson One
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Introduction
In this lesson students will use a technology base to teach themselves how to learn math (StructuredLearning.net). The teacher will model the proper way to use technology for the lesson. The teacher will also go over expectations, rewards, and consequences. The teacher will also encourage students to ask for help and use peer support for further inquiry on specific skills. The goal for the students is to use videos, examples, and peer support to teach themselves new math skills. While the teachers objective is to motivate students growths, monitor students activity and redirect focus, and also keep the peer involvement positive and helpful; not negative where students are giving others …show more content…

The amount that is covered for each grade is amazing. Including only a few standards would not do this program justice. Showing how thorough Khan Academy (Khan Academy) is was the only way to show others what the math program has to offer. Not to mention it is completely free.
Common Core State Standards for Math

School Demographics:
At Sandy Valley, Nevada is home to the Sandy Valley Elementary School. The campus is a public school with grades pre-K through 12 grade all on the same campus. The elementary students is the bulk of the population. With about 250 kids at the whole school, 140 of the students are elementary pupils.
The valley is primarily a low income area. Making the school a Title 1 and an at risk public school. The elementary school is about 40% hispanic, 40% caucasian, and 10% asian and 10% other ethnicity.
Activity Description

• Objective o Students will use appropriate knowledge to aid them in discovering new math skills and mastering each skill by watching videos, using examples, having peer help and also teacher encouraged

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