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  13th Week 1. a)  What activity did you design in your lesson plan to develop students' thinking skills, especially critical thinking, creative thinking, or inquiry learning? b) How did you develop these activities? c) Which web tools did you use to achieve these goals or thinking skills? d) What question(s) did you ask, or would you ask, ChatGPT during this process? Provide at least three rounds of interaction (e.g., Prompt → Response → New Prompt). In my preschool lesson plan, where I covered the subject of "Five Senses", I aimed to develop students' critical thinking, creative thinking, and inquiry learning. I designed an interactive game activity called "Exploring Sense Organs" to introduce students to each sense organ. In the activity, they were allowed to experience each sense with visuals and tactile materials. I also increased student participation by using web tools such as Wordwall and Storyboard. I asked ChatGPT questions to develop the act...

  WEEK 12 • Where (in which stage)  digital storytelling fits within a lesson plan promotes acquisition of the learning outcome(s).   Digital storytelling can be used effectively at various stages in a lesson plan and encourages the acquisition of learning outcomes for each stage. At the beginning of the lesson, digital storytelling can be used to arouse students' curiosity and interest in the subject of the lesson. In this way, students gain initial information about the content of the lesson and their motivation to learn increases. This process provides students with the opportunity to reflect on their own learning process and see areas where they are lacking. Digital storytelling, as an effective tool in these stages, increases students' active participation and ensures that learning outcomes are permanent. • Digital storytelling serves as a powerful vehicle for technology integration, enabling individuals to create, share, and engage with multimedia stories a...

  WEEK 11(WORDWALL)   1) Describe how you developed assessment tool (e.g. kahoot, wordwall) activity? I developed the 5 senses activity suitable for preschoolers with interactive assessment tools  Wordwall. 1) Visuals and Sounds: I used colorful visuals and voice prompts related to senses to help students better understand the topic. 2) Various Question Types: I attracted students' attention with different question types such as multiple choice, true/false, and matching. 3) Short and Fun: I made the activity fun by keeping the questions short and increasing students' interest with rewards. 4) Feedback: I supported students' learning process by giving correct answers. In this way, I made the subject of the 5 senses both educational and entertaining. I designed the activity in a way that is suitable for the preschool period by actively, interactively and visibly improving the learning processes of the students. 2) How did you decide statements/questions?  I determined ...