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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
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Introduction (5 min) |
Show a picture of an Abacus. Ask: 'What is this? How did people calculate before calculators?' Examp [Preview only] |
Students guess and discuss. They share ideas about how people calculated in the past. |
Early humans used tools like Abacus and Napier's Bones to perform calculations before electronic dev [Preview only] |
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Step 1 (12 min) |
Explain early tools: Abacus (beads), Napier's Bones (rods), Slide Rule. Examples: Abacus was used in [Preview only] |
Students take notes and draw a simple timeline. They identify which generation today's computers bel [Preview only] |
Computers have evolved from huge machines (vacuum tubes) to tiny, powerful devices (AI and quantum). [Preview only] |
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