Download Ethiopian old Curriculum grade 10 information communication technology ict Teacher's Guide PDF

The Ethiopian Old Curriculum Grade 10 Information Communication Technology (ICT) Teacher’s Guide is designed to equip educators with the tools and knowledge necessary to deliver effective lessons in digital literacy. This guide introduces students to foundational ICT concepts and practical computer skills, aligning with the national old curriculum standards set by Ethiopia’s Ministry of Education.

Teacher’s Guide Summary

This ICT Teacher’s Guide was published by the Ethiopian Ministry of Education (MoE) in 2002 E.C. (2009/2010 G.C.) as part of the old curriculum framework. The guide is specifically tailored for Grade 10 and contains six instructional units over 77 pages. The downloadable PDF file is 8.3 MB in size. Designed to support both theoretical understanding and hands-on learning, the guide provides structured lesson plans, assessment tips, and classroom-friendly language.

This guide is authored by ICT education experts Dixit J.B. and Saurabh Gupta

The Ethiopian Old Curriculum Grade 10 ICT Teacher’s Guide is organized into six essential units. Each unit is designed to help teachers deliver ICT concepts clearly, promote digital fluency, and build student confidence through interactive learning and practical application.

Unit 1: Introduction to ICT

This unit introduces basic ICT concepts, including the definition and role of ICT in society. Teachers help students explore the importance of information systems, hardware, and software in everyday life.

Unit 2: Application Software

Here, students learn about different types of application software such as word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation tools. Teachers are guided on how to demonstrate real-world use cases.

Unit 3: Information and Computer Security

This unit covers essential topics such as data privacy, system threats, antivirus tools, and ethical computing practices. Teachers emphasize responsible digital citizenship and personal data protection.

Unit 4: Application Software (Advanced)

A continuation of Unit 2, this unit explores more complex tasks using productivity software. Teachers guide students through functions like formulas in spreadsheets, advanced formatting in word processors, and multimedia presentations.

Unit 5: Using Internet

This unit teaches students how to use web browsers, search engines, and email tools. Teachers provide activities for effective information retrieval and safe internet browsing.

Unit 6: Control and Learning with LOGO

The final unit introduces LOGO programming for basic control structures and logic development. Teachers use LOGO to foster computational thinking and visual programming skills.