NORTHEN ZONE:MONDULI TC. 1. Prepare notes for their lesson plans in which they identify topics, student competencies, learning objectives for activities.

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NORTHEN ZONE:MONDULI TC

1. Prepare notes for their lesson plans in which they identify topics, student competencies, learning objectives for activities. 2. Write a brief summary of each of the activities that teachers and learners will do in order to achieve the lesson outcomes. 3. Identify technology resources (PowerPoint presentations, software tools, websites and learning materials) to use and develop into their lesson plan topics 4. Critically evaluate the lesson notes of peer groups

Lesson will be introduced by the facilitator to explain the specific objectives, outcomes, and activity that are going to be carried out. Teacher will fill the e-diary by giving out their thoughts about ICT resources they may use in their plan. Teachers will be instructed to form pairs according to their subject areas. Each group will be instructed to use their respective resources to prepare lesson plan notes for ICT integration in SME. Also they will be required to use subject syllabus Each group will choose the topic and subtopic and kinds of activities they will use to develop their learners in this topic.

Teams will be required to present their evaluation of the lesson notes planning. Facilitator will summarize main points from group discussion on improvement of lesson plans. At the end of the lesson, teachers will complete their e-diary about this activity. Facilitator will pass through groups providing assistance whenever necessary.