Cristina R. David
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Technology in the Classroom
Technology is an indispensable tool in the classroom. Teaching students to use the internet safely and properly can open up a whole new world of learning for them. Webquests allow students to independently explore the web for information. Expensive science activities can be simulated via a computer activity. Students can develop websites, brochures, or give presentations via PowerPoint.
Giving a PowerPoint Presentation on Genetic Engineering Research
Examples of Technology in the Classroom
Alien Juice Bar Computer Activity
The following is a computer activity geared towards a 7th grade physical science class. The purpose of the activity was to allow students practice in identifying acids and bases and using the pH scale. Students enjoyed the games and challenges that this computer activity provided.
Alien Juice Bar - Class Handout
Multimedia PowerPoint Lesson
The following is a multimedia PowerPoint Lesson that I designed for a 9th grade biology class to learn about DNA and RNA. The PowerPoint Lesson includes links to movie clips that provide a visualization of the concepts being taught, as well as links to short learning activities online.
PowerPoint Lesson on DNA and RNA
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