ss 2 second term lesson plan
ss 2 second term lesson plan
LESSON PLAN
Week: 1
Period: 3
Subject: Computer
Class: SS2
Duration: 40 minutes
Age: 14 years and above
Topic: CONCEPT OF COMPUTER FILES
Sub-Topic: DEFINITION OF TERMS AND TYPES OF DATA ITEMS
Learning objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to do the following:
1. Know the definition of terms
2. List and explain the types of Data items
Instructional materials: Whiteboard, marker, CPU, Computer system and a Projector
Instructional Techniques: Observation explanatory discussion, demonstration
Entry behaviour: The students are familiar with system casing
Set induction or test entry behaviour: Introduction of the topic to the students starting from the
known to unknown.
Reference Material: Computer Studies for Senior Secondary School, by HiiTPlc
2 PRESENTATION The teacher gives a definition Students pay To understand the Demonstration
STEP 1 of Computer file: attention to meaning of and explanation
3MINUTES A file may also refer to an teacher’s definition Computer file
object on a computer that of the Computer
stores data, information, File
settings, or commands used
with a computer program. In
a graphical user interface
(GUI) such as Microsoft
Windows, files display
as icons that relate to the
program that opens the file.
3 STEP 2 The teacher lists Types of Students listen, lists To understand the Explanation and
3MINUTES data items and take note of the data types demonstration
The following are types of types of Data items
data (item):
Numeric data: these
consists of digits (0-9) e.g. 1,
43, 0.56 etc.
Alphabetic data: these
consists of alphabetic
characters (A-Z or a-z) only
e.g. School, Bond, Name etc.
Alphanumeric data: these
are data made up of
combination or alphabets and
numbers.
4 STEP3 Teacher explains the types of The students listen To understand the Explanation and
2MINUTES data items to the and take notes data item and Discussion
understanding of the students types teacher guided
5 STEP 4 The teacher also explains the The students listen To understand file Questioning and
4 MINUTES file structure organization. attentively and structure answering.
repeats this organization
functions stated by
the teacher
6 EVALUATION The teacher evaluates the The students carry To ascertain stated Questioning and
9 MINUTES students as follows: out these activities. learning answering
1. What is a computer They are also asked objectives.
file? questions for any
2. Explain the types of clarifications.
data (items)
7 CONCLUSION The teacher summarizes the The students listen To ascertain stated Questioning and
10 MINUTES lesson by giving the attentively, and learning answering.
highlights of the lesson, gives copy their notes objectives.
them classwork to do. and the board
summary.
9 ASSIGNMENT Explain types of File Students listen and To ascertain stated Questioning and
organization note it down learning answering.
objectives.
PACE-SETTERS’ COLLEGE GUZAPE ASOKORO, ABUJA.
LESSON PLAN
Week: 2
Period: 3
Subject: Computer
Class: SS2
Duration: 40 minutes
Age: 14 years and above
Topic: CONCEPT OF COMPUTER FILES
Sub-Topic: TYPES OF FILE ORGANIZATION
Learning objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to do the following:
1. Know the types of file organization
2. List and explain types of file organization
3. Describe methods of accessing a file
4. Know the classification of file
Instructional materials: Whiteboard, marker, System casing, memory, Computer system and a
Projector
Instructional Techniques: Observation explanatory discussion, demonstration
Entry behaviour: The students are familiar with system casing
Set induction or test entry behaviour: Introduction of the topic to the students starting from the
known to unknown.
Reference Material: Computer Studies for Senior Secondary School, by HiiTPlc
3 STEP 2 The teacher lists basic Students listen and To understand Explanation and
3MINUTES operations on computer files. lists the types of types of basic demonstration
1. File creation basic operation operation
2. File deletion
3. File retrieval
4. File copy
5. File open
6. File close
7. File read
8. File Write
9. File Update
10. File Rename
4 STEP3 Teacher describes each of the The students listen To understand the Explanation and
2MINUTES listed examples of basic to the description descriptions Discussion
operation on computer files teacher guided
5 STEP 4 The teacher explains the steps The students listen To understand the Questioning and
4 MINUTES involved in creating and in attentively and steps involved answering.
accessing sequential file repeats the steps
6 EVALUATION The teacher evaluates the The students carry To ascertain stated Questioning and
9 MINUTES students as follows: out these activities. learning answering
1. What is basic They are also asked objectives.
operation on questions for any
computer file? clarifications.
2. List five basic
operation and explain
them.
7 CONCLUSION The teacher summarizes the The students listen To ascertain stated Questioning and
10 MINUTES lesson by giving the attentively, and learning answering.
highlights of the lesson, gives copy their Notes objectives.
them classwork to do. and the board
summary.
9 ASSIGNMENT What is file insecurity? Students listen and To ascertain stated Questioning and
note it down learning answering.
objectives.
PACE-SETTERS’ COLLEGE GUZAPE ASOKORO, ABUJA.
LESSON PLAN
Week: 4
Period: 3
Subject: Computer
Class: SS2
Duration: 40 minutes
Age: 14 years and above
Topic: HANDLING COMPUTER FILES
Sub-Topic: BASIC FILE PROCESSING
Learning objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to do the following:
1. Know basic file processing
2. Know the effect of file insecurity
3. Know the methods of file security.
Instructional materials: Whiteboard, marker, System casing, memory, Computer system and a
Projector
Instructional Techniques: Observation explanatory discussion, demonstration
Entry behaviour: The students are familiar with system casing
Set induction or test entry behaviour: Introduction of the topic to the students starting from the
known to unknown.
Reference Material: Computer Studies for Senior Secondary School, by HiiTPlc
2. Data unreliability
3. Data corruption