Use of Resources in teaching Higher National Certificate in Business

This report explains the purpose of resources in teaching and learning in education and training, with examples of how using information technology engages learners. It provides analysis for the principles of resources design and various sources that inform the resources development own specialist area.

Task 1 Use of Resources in teaching Higher
National Certificate in Business
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From:
Date: 19th of February 2022
Subject: Title for this report linked to LO1 and LO2
1. Introduction
This report will explain the purpose of resources in teaching and learning in
education and training. It will include examples of how using information technology
engages learners. It will provide analysis for the principles of resources design and
various sources that inform the resources development own specialist area. Along
with this also provide theories, principles, and models that lead for inclusive
curriculum design that keep supportive development of resources.
2. Findings
a. The purpose of resources in teaching and learning with examples (1.1)
The role of resources to provide the learning experience for learners and the process
interaction between, teachers and students during the learning or teaching process.
They help students to increase and learn their effective experience with meeting
different learning needs. This also keeps using stimulation, variation, opportunities
for bringing the actively engage learners. The purpose for providing the important
opportunities for students in exploring the knowledge, solve problems, developing
skills and knowledge. While resources should also provide with individual difference
and selectively integrated with subject matter and targeted the students for learning
some new concepts (HenriksenAnd et.al., 2021). Teaching resources such as
diversification of approaches, developing ICT skills, alternative real thing and
opportunities for actively engage leaners. Resources are being supporting tools in
teaching and learning while by giving them standards for having flexibility to files and
materials within the supervision. Moreover, this also shows about learners respond
positively through which using visual ads and explaining some things about unknown
or abstract and how to show some specific concepts.
b. An evaluation of the effectiveness of resources from teaching and learning to
meet individual needs (1.2)
Effectiveness of particular resources for examples addressing and developing some
required skills, having appropriate level of challenges, actively involving learners, use
of new technology. Different resources are various kinds of indicators education and
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try to develop some other resources to enrich the more inclusive manner. This also
seems that curriculum is designed in such a way that keeps all developed skills and
abilities for learners and individuals’ needs are met. The various activities are
appropriate with using some effective level of challenges to enable students or
different groups seeking to acquire with some skills that help to cope with some
events or situation.
A description of
resources
DESCRIBE
Strengths Weaknesses Evaluation
PowerPoint
It is computer
software which is
being created for
allowing the user
to create the slide
with narration.
Transition,
recording and
many other
features in order to
present the
information.
 Communica
tion
delivered
through
multiple
channels.
 It can make
the use of
charts,
diagram,
and sound
and so on.
 This can
keep
motivated
with
animated
power point
and funny
slides
(Buentello-
Montoya,
Lomelí-
Plascenciaa
nd Medina-
Herrera,
2021).
 Lots of
slides and
lot of text
make
presentatio
n.
 The
resolution
for learners
and
diminish the
effectivenes
s.
 This takes
several
hours to
practice and
develop.
Power point that
can add some new
dimension and
ensure for learning
experience and
also keep the
students for
learning some new
about good and
bad that could
make sure for
understanding
starts using
classroom power
point presentation.
Kahoot
It is game based
learning platform
and also used for
 It offers the
great
engagemen
t from the
 This tracks
the students
with having
progress
levels and
also seems
Kahoot which lays
stress and also
analysis the
student’s
performance
through
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A description of
resources
DESCRIBE
Strengths Weaknesses Evaluation
educational
technology in
school and many
other educational
sector.
students.
 It becomes
more
successful
in reducing
and
boredom.
 It also has
lively
platform
and
energetic.
 It can also
make the
use of tools
of
assessment
for
teachers.
to be
complex
process.
 The
availability
of gadgets
can also be
issues.
 The level of
competition
can be
increased
and leading
with stress
and among
kids
(Mainali,
2021).
assessment and
evaluation. It could
be not also
traditional kind of
assessment
process.
Handouts
This is paper
copies in power
point that give to
audience. This
also gives the
audience
something that is
tangible to refer
and to take home.
 Present
factual
material in
direct.
 Stimulated
thinking
about for
having open
discussion.
 Useful in
making
large
groups.
 This needs
to clear
introduction
and
summary.
 This should
need to
explain with
examples,
anecdotes.
Handouts are the
document passed
for providing the
information and
also given the
teacher to
students during
classes. Moreover,
students that might
be also make
handouts for
presentation
purposes and also
include some
official might be
given handouts to
parents and they
are useful for the
school speeches.
Whiteboard  Increase  Expensive. This could be
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A description of
resources
DESCRIBE
Strengths Weaknesses Evaluation
This refers to
electronic
whiteboard. A
classroom which
allows the images
from computer and
screen that
displayed into
classroom in
making the use of
digital projector.
the
instruction
time.
 Engagemen
t.
 Efficiency.
 Some new
learning
styles.
 Effectivenes
s
 Lack of
training
 Teacher
hesitancy
having benefits
interactive
whiteboards and
also allow for data
entry from various
points.
PADLET
This is an
extremely easy for
using tools and
allows the learners
to collaborate by
online texts, links,
document etc.
 Reinforcing
concepts
and also
allow the
parents to
be involved.
 Using the
effective
content of
the class to
design
(Hofer,Nisto
rand
Scheibenzu
ber, 2021).
 It also
allows the
students for
extended
with some
topics and
students
learning
beyond the
classroom.
 This must
pay more
advanced
features.
 This could
also lead no
way truly
regulate
what
student
post.
 While
privacy
varies due
to everyone
with post
being
visible.
Padlet is digital
tool that help
teacher for
working with digital
and students in
class and beyond
while by offering
single place for
notice boards. This
also keeps the
interactive for
working with easy
and easily
accessible from
web browser
devices.
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A description of
resources
DESCRIBE
Strengths Weaknesses Evaluation
Google Drive
This gives the
ability for storing
photos, videos,
images and
document through
remote. As they
can stores all
centralized
location and can
be easily access
for learning
materials
anywhere.
 Access the
files
everywhere.
 This can
edit and
make
changes to
files.
 Easy to
search the
files.
 View any
types of
files.
 Able for
accessing
the various
devices.
 Hackers
remove or
back with
important
data.
 Downloadin
g and
uploading
have less
speed
(Encarnacio
n, Galang
and Hallar,
2021).
Google drive is like
server with having
stored that all files
and data into
safely. This also
includes various
things or files such
as PDF, photos,
videos and so on.
c. An analysis of principles of resource design (2.1)
Resource Design principles Strengths Weaknesses
Meeting learners needs  Curiosity
 Organized is
academic strength
and have planned
system for studies.
 Self-learners
provide the
guidance and
finding the learning
resources.
 Lack of focus
 Procrastination
 Fear of failure
Adapting for Visual, Auditory learners- Auditory learners-
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Resource Design principles Strengths Weaknesses
Auditory and Kinesthetic
learners (VAK)
https://
www.researchgate.net/
figure/VAK-Learning-
Styles-
Model_fig1_326564924
 Allowing the multi-
tasking.
 Availability of
effective
resources.
 Increasing
retention
Visual learners-
• Good for following
written instruction
(Purwantoro, Asari
and Maruf, 2021).
 Well-organized and
meticulous
 Plan out with better
outcomes for
future.
 Take some
excellent notes.
Kinaesthetic learners-
 Increasing the
retention
capabilities.
 Help the students
for becoming the
independent in
their lives.
 Provides the
effective
opportunities to
direct the
understanding and
observe.
 Limited availability
of audio materials.
 This can disrupt
other learners.
 Prone to
distraction.
Visual learners-
 Listening to
lectures mind
usually tend for
working.
 They are being
observant
 Visual learners are
less organized.
Kinaesthetic learners-
 This keep
demands for
interactive lesson
plans.

Links to Learners learning
styles (visual)
This has the good
sense of direction.
Also often class tests
because this state’s
about how much
information is learned
or written by students.
This has
their
downsides.
Have the
burden
when
intense
focus is
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Resource Design principles Strengths Weaknesses
required,
Having higher learning
domains – create,
evaluate, analyse, apply,
understand or remember.
(BLOOM)
https://k3hamilton.com/
LTech/blooms.html
• Provide the
communicatio
n platform for
teaching in
sharing ideas
and thoughts.
• Having
effective
structure for
learning
experiences.
• Difficult to
develop and
customize.
• Don’t reflect
user
perspective
(Selvaraj And
et.al., 2021).
Readability ie SMOG test
I don't understand the
expression.
Please check everything
with red
• This measure
with having
grade level for
working with
order to read
text.
• This do not
require for
readers to
measure.
• This can be
firstly text will
be working
complex for
readers.
• It can be text-
based.
• It tells about
person that
might
understand the
text.
• This measure
for working
with
complexity of
word or
phrase.
Health and Safety when
organising visits or
speakers
Time
management.
Organize digitally
Organize with
have their
 Long working
hours.
 High stress.
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Resource Design principles Strengths Weaknesses
systems.
d. An evaluation of sources that inform resource development in own specialist area
(2.2)
What sources? Strengths Weaknesses
Your mentor • Encourage
students to
make the use of
study and
centre provision
where the
students can
charge of
projects.
• Do not make
the use of
technology for
understanding
the study
material.
Awarding body for
specifications, events and
Incredible
source to
develop
students’
comprehension
and information
on industry
reality (Lapitan
Jr and et.al.,
2021).
• Gain from the
best
• Can be
overpowering
and threatening
• May make
unreasonable
exemption for
students
TES magazine and
website with resources
Offer more
opportunities.
Develop more
websites,
events, digital
publishing,
etc.
Having huge
competition.
Lack of fear in
changing
environment.
Rapid changes
in technology.
Kahoot database of
examples
• Profiting from
existing great
practice and
very much
organized
module
• May not be
material for
each showing
situation and
student bunch.
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direction.
• Substantial and
endorsed norm
(Sayafand
et.al., 2022).
Website – Society of
Education and training
Counsel and
direction from
granting
association can
offer legitimate
data at
appropriate
norm and level.
This may create sense
of isolation for
everyone at their own
learners.
This requires the
additional training for
instructor.
This needs more
screen time.
Course books • it offers
extraordinary
open doors and
can spur
students.
Educator must
give an
assortment for
students. So
student can
notice and gain
• Anyway,
instructor must
research and
observe stages
that are with
approved data
to prescribe to
students to
utilize.
e. An analysis of theories, principles and models of inclusive curriculum design that
can be used to support development of resources. (2.3)
How these theories,
principles and models of
inclusive design are used
to support the
development of
resources.
Strengths Weaknesses
NLP to engage different
aspects of learning
(Bandler& Grinder),
Neuro Linguistic
• Offer student
chance to give
criticism, and
use input really
• It requires both
educator and
student to
partake and a
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How these theories,
principles and models of
inclusive design are used
to support the
development of
resources.
Strengths Weaknesses
Programming - NLP
https://youtu.be/K74lWcg
S-wg
to recognize
learning hole
and foster
educating
• Check learning
and use result
as rule to
change
educating plan
(Erarslan, 2021)
few students
may not wish or
care to offer
their criticism
making troubles
for showing
address the
issue actually.
Bloom
https://youtu.be/
ayefSTAnCR8
• the consistency
of example
content and
asset, taking
every one of
the three
learning spaces
(emotional
area,
psychomotor
area and
mental space)
into thought to
empower
intelligent and
decisive
reasoning
• Produce
reasonable
learning asset
and errand
sheet at various
level
• Helpful to
create asset
with explained
targets for
student,
particularly
• Educator may
incorrectly
consider the
most reduced
level as
disgraceful of
instructing
• Can be
muddled to plan
and use in
class, educator
might have to
invest
additional
energy to get
ready and
practice before
apply the
hypothesis.
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How these theories,
principles and models of
inclusive design are used
to support the
development of
resources.
Strengths Weaknesses
valuable in
design and
materials
studio-based
exercises
Reinforcing experiential
learning cycle (Kolb),
https://youtu.be/Rp-gaV-
uSIo
• Helpful to
supporting
information and
expertise by
incorporate
student lead
exercises and
produce
reasonable
guidance asset
for studio-
based
exercises.
• Urge student to
reflect
perceptions and
gain for a fact
by getting
sorted out
bunch
presentation,
utilizing Padlet
to introduce
learning
outcome. Etc
• Can be difficult
and tedious to
liaise and
arrange
exercises and
material that
draw on
capacities from
each phase of
the experiential
learning cycle.
It requires more
preparation
from teacher or
leader and may
also require the
high time for
completing
process.
It requires
patience and
guidance by
instructor.
(Iqbal,
Siddiqieand
Mazid, 2021).
Addressing different
levels of need (Maslow),
• Better and
more
successful
learning
reaction can be
made via
mindful and
• May not work
for everybody
since
everybody has
various
requirements
• Ordered
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How these theories,
principles and models of
inclusive design are used
to support the
development of
resources.
Strengths Weaknesses
understanding
students’
needs, insert
sympathy into
educating.
Rather the new
concise is
seriously
engaging and
urges figuring
out how to think
all the more
decidedly.
• Addressing
different
learning need
assists
educator with
utilizing
different arising
advancements
to advances
inventive
learning and
positive and
safe learning
climate.
progression of
requirements
can be
excessively
prohibitive and
muddled to
inserted into
educational
plan
improvement
• Can be
troublesome
and illogical to
when there are
an excessive
number of
various student
objectives and
necessities,
some student
might separate
when the action
or asset
address others
needs and
objective.
development of
flexible/blended resources
for extended learning
opportunities, virtual
learning environment, i.e.,
VLE Moodle.
Consistent criticism and
assessment are tedious
yet expected to guarantee
that asset and educating
is thinking about student’s
progress and
enhancements and is
matching students
(Leiand So, 2021).
Requested movement of
prerequisites can be
exorbitantly restrictive and
tangled to embed into
instructive arrangement
improvement.
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f. An analysis of ways in which resources can be adapted to enable an inclusive
approach in own specialist area. (2.4)
How can resources be
adapted to be more
inclusive? What could
you do?
Strengths Weaknesses
PowerPoint • Valuable
calendar
includes,
sending notices
to everybody on
schedule,
particularly
supportive with
SENs students
• Numerous
intuitive
elements, for
example,
survey and joint
show to
guarantee each
student has
their voice
• Such a large
number of
highlights can
be troublesome
and mistaking
for individuals
who have never
utilized it.
Handouts • Offers proficient
and lovely
showcase
• Student has the
opportunity to
fuse their
favoured show
and
correspondenc
e approach
• Less visual
variety as there
are restricted
showcase
designs,
students’
introductions
might need
visual
uniqueness
• Requires IT
access and
contraptions.
Computers • Can set up task
gather
guidance
It is vital to follow the
granting body
prerequisites and
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How can resources be
adapted to be more
inclusive? What could
you do?
Strengths Weaknesses
permitting
different hand
in arrangement
to address
different
learning style
and eliminate
specialized
learning
hindrance and
keep
programmed
hand in record
• Empowers peer
appraisal and
framework
learning
program models to
guarantee every one of
the options are accurate.
Kahoot • Engaging and
connecting
with, less
unpleasant
• Advance
positive
companion
tension and
seriousness
• Everybody can
take part
• Can address
different
learning style in
the inquiries
(picture,
question style,
utilizing
audio...etc)
• Offers moment
criticism so
educator can
rapidly
recognize
• Just restricted
highlights are
free
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How can resources be
adapted to be more
inclusive? What could
you do?
Strengths Weaknesses
learning hole
and cover the
missing
information
Ms- word Extreme availability.
Easy to collaborate
Instant help with
language.
It is very expensive.
Typing is impossible
when black out or
laptops run out of
batteries.
Conclusion
from the above report it had been concluded that Microsoft team which play the
effective role for education sector and also ensure for having completion on time
for their work. The theories, principles and models of effective learning and
teaching which seem to be essential and also help the teacher for having their
effective teaching sector, handouts and kahoot are the part of education sector
and this keep the learner for having their best experience. Books can be gotten to
by all students yet can't be detracted from the class so every student has
equivalent asset and opportunity. Educator photograph be able to duplicate
helpful pages from books for student to remove.
4. Bibliography – make sure you cite your resources in your report or don’t include
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