Part 2 of Technology Lesson Demonstration
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Part 1 of Technology Lesson Demonstration
https://studio.youtube.com/video/lJ3UPIms1kw/edit Technology Lesson Demonstration Lucresa Anderson Liberty University EDUC 630: Technology Practices for Instructional Improvement (BO6) Dr. Rory Morse February 19, 2023 Author Note Lucresa Anderson I have no known conflict of interest to disclose. Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed. Lucresa Anderson, Email: landerson157@liberty.edu The topic of my lesson is Culture. The objective is knowing and embracing different cultures. The students will use iMovie to create a digital story about their culture. Part 1 – Technology As diversity in our school population increases, students must know each other’s culture in music, dance, art, food, and language. Vyvial (2021) states culture is a way of life shared by people in a place or time. I chose iMovie in that I have never used it but thought ...
https://youtu.be/XY_zz880qJE Gaming is a very dynamic way of teaching. It promotes the development of skills and competencies in students as they participate in gaming activities. Li (2020) states that game-based learning is the integration of gaming elements in education to achieve defined academic outcomes. The benefits of Game-based learning are that it enhances engagement, motivation, and more achievement in games than in the real world. Li (2020) states gaming in the classroom enhances interest in the subject areas, increases cognitive loads, and reduces extraneous cognitive loads. It also helps to promote students’ higher-order thinking skills. In Math, gaming can be used to help students solve math problems more effectively and quickly. Many Math games are being used in the classroom to make learning fun. It helps students build on their math skills and have confidence as independent thinkers. There are educational games such as Kahoot, Jeopardy, and Scavenger...