Lesson Plans Website Offers New Teacher Lesson Plan Resource Book With 60 Computer Lesson Plans

Tue, 03 Apr 2007 00:00:00 PST

Worongary, Australia (IPRWIRE) Tues, April 3rd, 2007 -- Lessonplans.com.au (www.lessonplans.com.au) is proud to announce a new teacher’s resource handbook entitled "Instant Integrated Technology: Another 60 Computer Lesson Plans." This new book is an addition to the website’s growing catalog of complete lesson plans. This teacher lesson plan resource will allow for teachers to keep things interesting for their students without being overwhelmed with this fast paced technological subject.

This resource may be of help to many teachers, as this is a difficult industry to keep up with. Many teachers find that the addition of digital cameras, video cameras, and scanners into lesson plans can make planning more challenging. When teachers have a resource to turn to, it enables them to concentrate on actually giving the students the information they need instead of stressing over the details. Complicated lessons can suddenly become fun and simple with the help of the right resources.

Catherine Williams, who is a Year Six teacher at Southport State School, wanted some help with a technology based teacher lesson plan. She gives the previously mentioned program a great review, saying: "I have found the lesson plans great fun and an exciting learning experience for all of the students in my class. Now we are trying the stop motion animation lesson to produce a clip from a Rock n Roll era."

The clips created by Catherine Williams and her students can be found on the Lessonplans.com.au website for those considering this helpful handbook.

Even the best teachers need a bit of inspiration or help from time to time to come up with lessons that will teach students the basics, as well as the not so basic elements of the world of technology. Working with a resource that can cut out the planning stages of the lesson can provide just the services that teachers need to get excited and help students learn to use computers in increasingly new and exciting ways.

To learn more about "Instant Integrated Technology: Another 60 Computer Lesson Plans," visit Lessonplans.com.au at www.lessonplans.com.au.

About Lessonplans.com.au:
Lessonplans.com.au was launched in 1997 as a conduit to instructors worldwide to help them with integrating computer technologies into their classrooms. Aside from providing a range of free computer lesson plans, the book that launched the site, now in its 3rd revision, "60 Computer Lesson Plans for Tired Teachers" has been used by thousands of instructors worldwide and is an industry leading publication only available online. Author/Webmaster Brad Hauck has over 15 years of classroom experience specialising in Computer Education at an Elementary and High School level and is currently employed as a specialist elementary computer instructor.

( An http://IPRWire.com Press Release )

Contact Info:

Name: Brad Hauck
Address: 10 Creekside Ct.
City: Worongary
State: Queensland
Country: Australia
Zip: 4213

Web Address: www.lessonplans.com.au
Business Blog: http://iblogit.com/lessonplans
Phone: 0011-617-3102-8312

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New Teacher Lesson Plan Aids Help Instructors Make The Most Of Their Classroom Computer Time

Thu, 16 Nov 2006 15:02:00 PST

Queensland, Australia (IPRWIRE) Thurs, Nov. 16th, 2006 --Lessonplans.com.au (www.lessonplans.com.au) is proud to announce their new guide on planning. Using these teacher lesson plan aids, instructors can integrate computers and technology into everyday classroom activities. Using computers as a part of daily math, english, science, art, and social studies not only makes the subjects more interesting, but it helps students to learn new skills in a real world situation. These teacher lesson plan aids have been successfully used in thousands of classrooms worldwide.

Brad Hauck, Author, states: “Our teacher lesson plan aids save time and planning because they are written so that you can pick up the book and instruct your pupils straight off the page if you want to. Each aid is also written in such a way that instructors can apply it in different curriculum areas e.g. a database of rocks found in the school grounds could be expanded into a district database or tweaked so that it becomes a database of leaves, flowers, people, etc. This means that an instructor can learn a new lesson that can be applied in many different situations.”

David Clancy of Emerald State School, Australia has been integrating these aids into his thematic unit on Space. Using a combination teacher lesson plan aids from the Space Thematic Unit and from 25 Successful Microsoft Word Projects, the students have not only learned more about space, but also important basic skills that allow them to use Microsoft Word more effectively. Clancy says “The books were clear, direct, and easy to intergrate into my regular classroom practices, saving me both time and money.”

For more information on these wonderful and highly effective products, please visit the main site at www.lessonplans.com.au. Instructors will find themselves impressed with the high quality products presented as well as with the depth of materials available for use in the classroom.

About Lessonplans.com.au:
Lessonplans.com.au was launched in 1997 as a conduit to instructors worldwide to help them with integrating computer technologies into their classrooms. Aside from providing a range of free computer lesson plans, the book that launched the site, now in its 3rd revision, “60 Computer Lesson Plans for Tired Teachers” has been used by thousands of instructors worldwide and is an industry leading publication only available online. Author/Webmaster Brad Hauck has over 15 years of classroom experience specialising in Computer Education at an Elementary and High School level and is currently employed as a specialist elementary computer instructor.