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Edits for units 1 - 4, revising ICT activities, adding activity tags and timings.
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m (Edits for units 1 - 4, revising ICT activities, adding activity tags and timings.)
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* Planning another slideshow with OpenOffice Impress
* Planning another slideshow with OpenOffice Impress
* Introduction of writing documents with EtherPad
* Introduction of writing documents with EtherPad
* Typing practice in the classroom


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* you will ...
* Another image sequencing activity
* Typing practice in the classroom
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{{activity|ICT practice| on various topics.|20}}
{{activity|ICT practice| on various topics.|20}}


* Continuation of Geogebra practice
Were there any issues in using EtherPad? We will come back to this in the next session.
* Planning another slideshow with OpenOffice Impress
 
* Introduction of writing documents with EtherPad
You will:
* Continue of Geogebra practice
* Plan another slideshow with OpenOffice Impress
 
In the classroom
* Another image sequencing activity
* Typing practice in the classroom
* Typing practice in the classroom


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{{activity|Agreeing follow up activities|5}}
{{activity|Agreeing follow up activities|5}}


1. Try out the ‘magic microphone’ technique with an easy question for pupils to answer (eg “what’s your favourite food?”); every child should say something but keep the pace rapid so it doesn’t take too long – if someone isn’t ready, come back to them.
{{fup|A}} Try out the ‘magic microphone’ technique with an easy question for pupils to answer (eg “what’s your favourite food?”); every child should say something but keep the pace rapid so it doesn’t take too long – if someone isn’t ready, come back to them.


2. Try out cumulative talk by asking pupils to create a class story, contributing one line each whenever they are handed the magic microphone by their peers. Use some of the techniques discussed in this session to create a supportive environment, for example: positive body language, enthusiastic tone, listening to each other before speaking and building on what the previous person has said. Encourage any shy children to have a go, and repeat the activity with another topic on other occasion so they get more used to public speaking.
{{fup|B}} Try out cumulative talk by asking pupils to create a class story, contributing one line each whenever they are handed the magic microphone by their peers. Use some of the techniques discussed in this session to create a supportive environment, for example: positive body language, enthusiastic tone, listening to each other before speaking and building on what the previous person has said. Encourage any shy children to have a go, and repeat the activity with another topic on other occasion so they get more used to public speaking.


3. Using ICT
{{fup|C}} Your own ICT practice:
* Practise your typing skills.
* Practise your typing skills.
* Write an email to the mailing list
* Continue practising finding resources and downloading images for a lesson that you can do. When you download images, put them into your lesson_resources folder, and use the slideshow function using a web browser on the netbooks or teacher computers.
* Continue practising finding resources and downloading images for a lesson that you can do. When you download images, put them into your lesson_resources folder, and use the slideshow function using a web browser on the netbooks or teacher computers.
{{CBS specific|Write an email to the mailing list}}
{{fup|D}} ICT use in the classroom:
* Do another image-based activity
* Do typing practice (carousel)


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{{setting of follow up}}