<p> Blogging Lesson Plan</p><p>I. Background Information</p><p> Title: Electrochemistry: Applications of Electrolysis</p><p> Subject: Chemistry</p><p> Grade(s): 12</p><p> Group size:  any,  whole class,  small group,  partners,  independent</p><p>II. Description</p><p> Introduction: What is the lesson about? </p><p>Useful applications of Electrolysis process in our daily life.</p><p> What are the objectives of the lesson?</p><p>1- Identify some useful applications of Electrolysis process in our daily life.</p><p>2- Apply the principles of Electrolysis to its applications.</p><p>3- Use the teacher’s blog to do a classroom activity about these applications.</p><p> Which ISTE student standards does the lesson target?</p><p>ISTE standards 4 and 5.</p><p> How long will the lesson take to implement? (i.e., one 45 minute period, three 60 minute </p><p> periods)</p><p>One 45 minutes period.</p><p>III. Materials</p><p> What technology tools are required for the lesson? (Please include links to any podcasts, blogs, </p><p> etc. required to teach the lesson.)</p><p>Internet access – Teacher’s laptop – data show projector – Students’ laptops – Teacher’s blog </p><p> page: http://teacherisam7.wordpress.com </p><p> What additional materials are required for the lesson?</p><p>Text book – White board – White board markers IV. Procedures</p><p> Introduction: Tell students what to expect and lesson objectives mentioned above.</p><p> Outline lesson steps including all teacher presentations, student activities and assessments.</p><p>1- Students to read from the text book, pp. 588 to 598, to identify and highlight some useful </p><p> applications of Electrolysis.</p><p>2- Students to go to the teacher’s blog page (http://teacherisam7.wordpress.com).</p><p>3- Students to read the post titled (Applications of Electrolysis) and to follow the steps mentioned </p><p> in that post.</p><p>4- Students to comment on the post by writing their answers and ideas.</p><p>V. Assessment</p><p> Describe in detail how students will be assessed. Attach quizzes, answer keys and evaluation </p><p> rubrics (if needed).</p><p>Students will be assessed by revising their answers to the questions mentioned in the post titled </p><p>(Applications of Electrolysis). </p>