Study devices

Study devices

Unit 8 Lesson 2​

Open Ended

Do you think the internet has made school/studying better or worse? Why?

Poll

What is something that uses electricity, microchips, and computers to run?

• Projector

• Device

• Laptop

• Electronic

Poll

What is an electronic thing you use for a certain purpose?

• Projector

• Device

• Laptop

• Keyboard

Poll

What is a device that shoots light onto a big screen?

• Projector

• Access

• Portable

• Keyboard

Poll

What is something that is easy to carry and move around?

• Tablet

• Access

• Portable

• Keyboard

Poll

What is a flat, portable computer with no mouse or keyboard?

• Tablet

• Access

• Headphones

• Keyboard

Poll

What is something worn over the ears, to listen to music or podcasts?

• Desktop

• Access

• Headphones

• Keyboard

Poll

What is a small pair of headphones, worn inside the ears, to listen to music?

• Desktop

• Access

• Earbuds

• Keyboard

Poll

What is a device that plays music loudly?

• Desktop

• Access

• Speaker

• Keyboard

Poll

What is a software program you can download to your device?

• Desktop

• Access

• Laptop

• Application

Poll

What is a large computer with a keyboard and a mouse?

• Desktop

• Access

• Laptop

• Touchscreen

Poll

What is a smaller, portable computer?

• Look up

• Access

• Laptop

• Touchscreen

Poll

What is a screen you can use your finger on, instead of a mouse?

• Look up

• Access

• Laptop

• Touchscreen

Poll

What is another word for screen?

• Look up

• Access

• Laptop

• Display

Poll

What is another word for use?

• Look up

• Access

• Laptop

• Touchscreen

Poll

What is searching for something online?

• Look up

• Access

• Laptop

• Touchscreen

Open Ended

What is your favorite electronic device AND why?

(For example: My favorite electronic device is a microwave because I love eating warm food.)

​Speakers

Earbuds

Calculator​

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​Speakers

Earbuds

Calculator​

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​Speakers

Earbuds

Calculator​

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​Student A: How often do you (study technique)?​

Student B:​ I (often / sometimes/ rarely / never) (study technique).

​Student A: Do you use any electronic devices when you (study technique)?

Student B:​​ I use a (electronic device) because it helps me to (activity).

​Student A: What else could you use a (electronic device) for?

Student B:​​ I think you could probably use it to (activity).

Student A: That's good to know. Thanks!​

​Study techniques:

Take notes during class

Rewrite notes after class

Listen to music while studying

Work in a study group

Take regular short breaks

Listen carefully to the teacher

Highlight words in text​

​Conversation