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This lesson plan teaches boating safety rules and docking techniques to students ages 16 and older. In 25 minutes, students will learn about boating rules of the road through explanations and videos, and how to dock a boat through instructional videos and images. The lesson objectives are for students to understand boat driving rules like right-of-way, and know how to dock a boat in calm conditions. Students complete the lesson by playing a docking simulation game.

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Lesson Plan 3

This lesson plan teaches boating safety rules and docking techniques to students ages 16 and older. In 25 minutes, students will learn about boating rules of the road through explanations and videos, and how to dock a boat through instructional videos and images. The lesson objectives are for students to understand boat driving rules like right-of-way, and know how to dock a boat in calm conditions. Students complete the lesson by playing a docking simulation game.

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Forrest Tyler Doud
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Forrest Doud EDTECH 506 Fall 2012

Boating Safety Unit: Lesson Plans

Lesson 3 How to Drive


1. Grade/Age Level:
Young adult and adult learners ages 16 and older

2. Subject Area:
Boating Safety

3. Time allotted for the lesson:


25 minutes on a computer

4. Short description of lesson:


a. In this lesson, the learners will acquire knowledge of boating

rules of the road.


b. They will use provided resources to learn about how to dock a

boat.

5. State Curriculum Standards met in this lesson:


The content of this lesson is in line with state, and federal boat operation and water safety requirements/regulations. It is designed as a supplement and precursor to taking a licensed boating safety class offered by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, U.S. Power Squadrons, or certain chapters of the American Red Cross.

6. Instructional Objectives:
a.

Students will have a greater general understanding of boat driving rules. Students will be able to explain in detail the rule of give-way and stand-on.

b.

c. Students will know the technique for docking a boat in calm conditions.

7. Instructional Procedures
a. Lesson Set: Learners are directed to a detailed explanation and

overview of the boating rules of the road.


b. Techniques and activities: Learners are presented with a

video demonstrating the rule of give-way and stand-on. Learners are also presented with a simple image based explanation of the concept. The learners are next shown a video discusses the techniques for docking a boat under various wind conditions. They are then presented an image based instruction for docking in no wind conditions.
c. Lesson Closure: Learners close the lesson by playing a Docking

Simulation game. Once they have completed the activity the lesson is complete. They can then proceed to the next lesson by following the provided navigation. 8. Adaptations for special learners: The computer based approach to this lesson will allow students with special needs to use a screen reader, interpretive software, adaptive keyboards, special input device, or other assistive technology as necessary. These students can also be given more time to complete the lesson if needed or placed with other students in groups or pairs as necessary. 9. Supplemental Activities: Extension and remediation: Students wishing to expand upon learning content provided by the lesson will be provided with links to additional online resources. They will also be provided information on taking a licensed boating safety class offered by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, U.S. Power Squadrons, or certain American Red

Cross. Students I need of remediation will be able to freely access the course website on their own to repeat lessons and perform self-study. 10. Assessment/Evaluation: An informal evaluation will be performed by students completing a selfevaluation using Qualtrics. 11. Learner Products: No product will be created from this lesson.

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