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    Class Schedule: Samar National School Technology Livelihood Education Department Catbalogan City

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    This document outlines a lesson plan for identifying faulty computer systems. It includes the objective, subject matter, procedures, assessment questions, and assignment. The objective is for students to identify faulty computer systems. The procedures involve a review, motivation video, activity where students watch a video and identify faults, analysis through discussion, and application through a scenario. The assessment questions cover definitions of viruses and worms and common antiviruses. The assignment tasks students with answering procedural questions and interviewing a local computer expert.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan for identifying faulty computer systems. It includes the objective, subject matter, procedures, assessment questions, and assignment. The objective is for students to identify faulty computer systems. The procedures involve a review, motivation video, activity where students watch a video and identify faults, analysis through discussion, and application through a scenario. The assessment questions cover definitions of viruses and worms and common antiviruses. The assignment tasks students with answering procedural questions and interviewing a local computer expert.

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    SAMAR NATIONAL SCHOOL

    Technology Livelihood Education Department


    Catbalogan City
    ________________________________________ b. Motivation:
    ________________________________________
    DATE: February 21, 2019 Present and/or show a motivational
    SUBJECT: Computer Hardware Servicing video.
    ________________________________________
    ________________________________________
    c. Activity:
    CLASS SCHEDULE
    G10 - Archimedes 9:30 – 10:20 The teacher will let them watch a
    G10 – Thomson 8:30 – 9:20 short video, Identify faulty computer
    G10 – Lapu-Lapu 5:10 – 6:00 systems
    G10 – Silang 4:20 – 5:10
    d. Analysis:
    I. OBJECTIVE:
    The teacher will ask the students
    At the end of the lesson, the have they ever experienced any situation
    learners are expected to: wherein they follow and apply. Identify
    faulty computer systems
    a. Identify faulty computer systems
    (TLE_ICTCS10MNIIIf-j-2)
    e. Abstraction:

    II. SUBJECT MATTER: The teacher will provide additional


    discussion about the topic familiarize,
    Lesson TLE_ICTCS10MNIIIf- Identify faulty computer systems.
    j-2
    Material/s Laptop f. Application:
    Power point
    Presentation The teacher will also conduct a
    Projector scenario/mock situation wherein the
    Hand-outs students would figure out on how the best
    Reference/s CG p.13 way to identify faulty computer systems
    TG IV. ASSESSMENT:
    LM Ans.
    Google 1. What is a virus?
    2. What is the difference between a
    virus and a worm
    III. PROCEDURE: 3. What are the common antivirus
    used in a computer? (3)
    a. Review: 4. List down common viruses found in
    our computer system (4)
    Ask the learners on what they have
    learned from the previous lesson. V. ASSIGNMENT:
    The teacher will conduct a
    question and answer portion with the A. Answer the following questions.
    students. 1. Procedures in cleaning
    hardware components

    JONATHAN B. CAYAT
    Teacher - I
    SAMAR NATIONAL SCHOOL
    Technology Livelihood Education Department
    Catbalogan City
    2. Defragment
    3. Scandisk
    4. Delete temporary files
    5. Uninstall unused Programs
    B. Visit a computer expert and specialist
    in your community and ask the following
    questions.

    1. What are the tips that they can


    share in maintaining a computer
    system
    2. What are the best way on how you
    can extend the longevity of your
    computer system
    3. How long have you been working
    in this line of work?

    JONATHAN B. CAYAT
    Teacher - I

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