The software contains 16 lessons.
Each lesson offers an opening situation to reflect on a specific theme. The pupils are put in activity and are invited to express themselves.
Input areas allow the teacher to keep what was said in class.
The lessons of the software are completed by
- 48 written traces to be projected or printed (adapted to the different levels of cycle 2);
- 190 photographs and illustrations;
- 3 videos;
- 9 animations;
- 2 interactive animated exercises;
- 36 additional documents.
SUMMARY
1. Take care of yourself - 2. Adapt your language to communicate - 3. Take care of collective goods - 4. Identify and share emotions - 5. Communicate verbally - 6. Cooperate, participate in a group project - 7. Respect others - 8. Know the rights of the child - 9. The rules of collective life - 10. Accept differences - 11. Understand secularism at school - 12. Commit oneself, respect one's commitments - 13. The values of The French Republic: the motto - 14. The symbols of the Republic - 15. Participating in the security of all - 16. Help
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What is a digital lesson?
A digital lesson is a tool developed for video projection. It can be projected either with a video projector or via a digital table. The text projected in large format is easily readable by all students, even those placed in the bottom of class.
The progressive display of the sentences gives the pupils the possibility to read the information step by step. The information capture is not scrambled by too much information. The projected text can be heard or not depending on the choice of the teacher, who can, if he wishes, have the text read aloud by students.
Thanks to the simplicity of use and the speed of implementation, the teacher saves valuable time. He will teach the lesson by explaining the difficult words or by doing a search. The text of the lessons is also constructed to bring questions, so that students remain actors in their knowledge.
All important words are indicated in red in the text of the lessons. Each lesson is also accompanied by written traces that can be projected or printed: they contain an activity directly related to the lesson and a short text that summarizes the lesson.
All the lessons are illustrated by various authentic documents: illustrations, photographs, graphs, institutional documents, videos, original animations, written documents ... The integration of the authentic documents in the body of the lesson allows to contextualize them and simplifies their reading and their understanding by students, who more easily appropriate knowledge.
Teacher's lessons: All the resources of the original libraries of digital lessons are available to teachers. The lesson editor allows teachers to create their own lessons or to modify the JOCATOP lessons to better adapt them to the environment of their class (proximity to a historical site, classroom experiences ...) by integrating photos or personal videos.
Like all our software, digital lessons are provided under unlimited license on site. They can be installed on all computers in the school and at the teacher's home.
Each lesson offers an opening situation to reflect on a specific theme. The pupils are put in activity and are invited to express themselves.
Input areas allow the teacher to keep what was said in class.
The lessons of the software are completed by
- 48 written traces to be projected or printed (adapted to the different levels of cycle 2);
- 190 photographs and illustrations;
- 3 videos;
- 9 animations;
- 2 interactive animated exercises;
- 36 additional documents.
SUMMARY
1. Take care of yourself - 2. Adapt your language to communicate - 3. Take care of collective goods - 4. Identify and share emotions - 5. Communicate verbally - 6. Cooperate, participate in a group project - 7. Respect others - 8. Know the rights of the child - 9. The rules of collective life - 10. Accept differences - 11. Understand secularism at school - 12. Commit oneself, respect one's commitments - 13. The values of The French Republic: the motto - 14. The symbols of the Republic - 15. Participating in the security of all - 16. Help
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What is a digital lesson?
A digital lesson is a tool developed for video projection. It can be projected either with a video projector or via a digital table. The text projected in large format is easily readable by all students, even those placed in the bottom of class.
The progressive display of the sentences gives the pupils the possibility to read the information step by step. The information capture is not scrambled by too much information. The projected text can be heard or not depending on the choice of the teacher, who can, if he wishes, have the text read aloud by students.
Thanks to the simplicity of use and the speed of implementation, the teacher saves valuable time. He will teach the lesson by explaining the difficult words or by doing a search. The text of the lessons is also constructed to bring questions, so that students remain actors in their knowledge.
All important words are indicated in red in the text of the lessons. Each lesson is also accompanied by written traces that can be projected or printed: they contain an activity directly related to the lesson and a short text that summarizes the lesson.
All the lessons are illustrated by various authentic documents: illustrations, photographs, graphs, institutional documents, videos, original animations, written documents ... The integration of the authentic documents in the body of the lesson allows to contextualize them and simplifies their reading and their understanding by students, who more easily appropriate knowledge.
Teacher's lessons: All the resources of the original libraries of digital lessons are available to teachers. The lesson editor allows teachers to create their own lessons or to modify the JOCATOP lessons to better adapt them to the environment of their class (proximity to a historical site, classroom experiences ...) by integrating photos or personal videos.
Like all our software, digital lessons are provided under unlimited license on site. They can be installed on all computers in the school and at the teacher's home.
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