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The document provides information on teaching methods and switch statements in Java for 9th and 10th grade students. It outlines 6 periods to teach advantages of methods, creating methods, static vs non-static methods, and variables scope. Students will complete activities, labs, and homework on Java programs using methods. It also outlines 2 periods to teach switch statements, differences from if statements, creating menu driven programs, and terminating statements. Students will do activities and homework on programs using switch statements.

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LP For BlueJ Icse

The document provides information on teaching methods and switch statements in Java for 9th and 10th grade students. It outlines 6 periods to teach advantages of methods, creating methods, static vs non-static methods, and variables scope. Students will complete activities, labs, and homework on Java programs using methods. It also outlines 2 periods to teach switch statements, differences from if statements, creating menu driven programs, and terminating statements. Students will do activities and homework on programs using switch statements.

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STD: IX CHAPTER: Working with Methods

NO. OF PERIODS REQD: 6 MONTH –November

LEARNING OUTCOMES CONCEPTS TCHG AIDS / METHODS


To be able to, Working with Teaching Aids: Smartboard, Computer
methods:
Understand the advantages Method:
of using methods in Advantages of 1. Explain the concept of methods in a class and their
programs methods use and advantages over programs that do not have
methods.
Create and invoke methods Method definition
in the program 2. Explain how to create, define and invoke methods.
Method parameters
Understand the difference 3. Explain the return statement. How to return values
between Static and non- Invoking methods from one method and print result in another method.
static methods i.e. concept of method overloading. Show a video to
Return from methods make the students understand the concept better.
Understand the scope of
variables in a program Static & Non static 4. Explain the difference between static and non-static
methods methods.
Create java programs using
methods Variables & their 5. Explain the scope of variables declared in a class.
scope Difference between local, parameter, instance and class
variables.

Activity: Question and answers.

Lab Activity: Practical’s on java programs using methods.

Homework: programs from past papers on above concepts.


STD: X CHAPTER: Switch Statement in Java
NO. OF PERIODS REQD: 2 MONTH –November

LEARNING OUTCOMES CONCEPTS TCHG AIDS / METHODS


To be able to, Conditional Teaching Aids: Smartboard, Computer
Constructs in Java:
To be able to use switch Method:
statement in java programs Switch statement 1. Explain the syntax of switch statement and their use
for creating java programs.
Understand the difference If statement versus
between switch and if switch statement 2. Explain the difference between If statement and
statement Switch statement. If statements are used when there is
Menu driven only one condition to be satisfied, for multiple cases
Creating menu driven programs switch statement needs to be used.
programs
Terminating the 3. Explain the concept of menu driven programs where
Understand how to programs users are provided with different options (menus) and
terminate the statement as per the option chosen the output is printed.
and come out of loops.
4. Explain terminating statements such as break,
continue etc. to come out of loops and end programs.

Activity: Question and answers.

Lab Activity: Practical’s on java programs using methods.

Homework: programs from past papers on above concepts.

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