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Ozobot Geometry

Author:

Jasminka Belščak


Description:

Using Ozobot color codes for making simple geometry drawings. Finish all tasks!

Evaluation Reviews Implementation Tags
  • How clear is the work (how easy is it to understand)?: 4 = very much so
  • Does the work follow the instructions set out in the course?: 4 = very much so
  • Is the curricular integration of the project clearly outlined?: 4 = very much so
  • Does the project include effective interactions between the students involved in the project?: 3 = mostly
  • Are the final project outcomes the result of a collaboration between students?: 3 = mostly
  • Are the tools proposed suitable for the project activities?: 4 = very much so
  • How innovative is the project?: 3 = mostly
  • How realistic is the implementation of the project?: 4 = very much so
  • How likely is it that students will be engaged in the project activities?: 4 = very much so
  • Lia Molini: The plan is well structured: each step has clearly been designed. Students are really engaged and games are not only means of learning but also learning results. The rules of the gamified lesson are clear from the beginning. Collaboration should be more encouraged at creating and giving instruction stage. I cannot find the target group age. An excellent work! Thanks for sharing!

AUTHOR FEEDBACK AFTER IMPLEMENTING THE LESSON PLAN:

How did the implementation of the lesson plan go?

All planned parts went without problems. Students were happy to learn geometry with this interactive method and this lesson plan. Tasks where they needed to solve problems made by their friends were good for collaboration and developing friendships.

What would you change if you had to implement the lesson plan again?

Problems were in the collaboration parts, because students could not make groups by themselves. Next time, I will form groups to avoid spending time on this. Next time I implement the lesson plan, I will also plan more time, because some groups of students were solving tasks slower than planned. Some practice and production parts were too short for certain groups, but I think it all depends on students' preknowledge.

What other advice would you give to someone who would like to use your lesson plan?

Before you use this plan in Maths or another subject where you teach geometry, explain to students how to use Ozobot robots. Prepare printed colour codes for them.

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