Lesson 3: Introduction to GPS

by Dale Loggins

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Subjects: edtech,specialed

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Description: In this beginner-friendly lesson, students are introduced to the concept of GPS (Global Positioning System) in a way that is simple, visual, and relatable. Learners explore how GPS helps people find their way when walking, riding a bike, driving, or using technology. What Students Will Learn: What GPS means and what it is used for Where GPS can be found (phones, cars, tablets) How GPS uses satellites and software to give directions That GPS works when walking, biking, or driving How GPS is programmed to follow steps and give directions That using GPS is like following instructions, just like in coding Designed For: Students with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities Early learners exploring technology and computer science concepts Special education classrooms and inclusive STEM instruction Why You’ll Love It: Real-life examples (phones, scooters, remote controls) Easy-to-follow slides with minimal text and engaging visuals Builds a foundation for understanding how technology works Prepares students for future lessons on coding and giving commands