Quebec Competencies Chart - Understanding the Internet Lesson 2: Pathways and Addresses
Author: Ethan Anderson for MediaSmarts
Level: Grades 4 to 6
Lesson Length: 1 hour
Lesson Link: http://mediasmarts.ca/teacher-resources/understanding-internet-lesson-2-pathways-addresses
Description:In this lesson, students will gain a greater understanding of how messages are sent and received over the Internet. They will analyze three videos to identify key information and vocabulary that will help them to continue constructing their Online Dictionaries from Lesson 1.
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This lesson satisfies the following Competencies from the Quebec Education Program:
English Language Arts
To Read and Listen to Literary, Popular and Information-Based Texts
- To use a response process when reading and listening to literary, popular, and information-based texts
- To construct her/his own view of the world through reading and listening to literary, popular and information-based texts
- To construct a profile of self as reader
- To self-evaluate her/his reading development
- To construct meaning by applying appropriate reading strategies
To Write Self-expressive, Narrative and Information-based Texts
- To integrate her/his knowledge of texts into own writing
- To self-evaluate her/his writing development
- To follow a process when writing
- To construct profile of self as writer
- To use writing as a system for communicating and constructing meaning
To Represent Her/His Literacy in Different Media
- To apply appropriate strategies for constructing meaning
- To self-evaluate her/his development as a viewer and producer of media texts
- To follow a process to respond to media texts
- To construct her/his own view of the world through the media
- To follow a production process in order to communicate for specific purposes to a specified audience
To Use Language to Communicate and Learn
- To use language (talk) to communicate information, experiences and point of view
- To self-evaluate her/his language development
- To use language (talk) for learning and thinking
- To apply her/his knowledge of linguistic structures and features
- To interact in collaborative group activities in a variety of roles