File Directory Completed

Godfrey Stewart High School
LESSON PLAN
Theme for the Academic Year: Continuing the Dream through team-reinventing
tomorrow’s
success-one school, one vision
Lesson Identification
Teacher’s Name Tyrese Barrett
Subject Information Technology
Lesson/Unit Title File Directory
Lesson Type New Continuation Re-teach Revision Assessm 

ent/Test
Date Oct 31-4, 2022 Term Christmas
Lesson Duration 1 hour
Grade Level 3rd Form Class(es) 3R, 3Y, 3D, 3O
Class Demographics 3D
3O
3Y
3R
Lesson Delivery
develop expertise in the file directory by discussion.

General Objective
At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

Instructional Objectives
Cognitive Domain:
Define the term file path with a 100% of accuracy after
presentation.
Psychology Domain:
Discuss file paths based on given instructions with 80% of

accuracy after the demonstration the teacher provided.
LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
Affective Domain:
Work cooperatively to state importance of file directory relates to the

real world.
Content Outline
KEY VOCABULARY:
Hardware, Software, Computer
Computer, Internet, mobile phone, camera

Instructional Resources
Required
What is Directory Structure?
Content
The directory structure is the organization of files into a hierarchy of folders.
Example of a Hierarchy/Directory Structure
C:
DM SS WP
Record.accdb SPSS EXCEL WORD COREL
Grade.xls Letter.doc
File Path
The file path is a notation that indicates a file’s location on your computer
Example of a File Path
The file path for the Grade.xls file:
C:\SS\EXCEL\Grade.xls
LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
c: is the drive name
SS is a subfolder in drive C
EXCEL is a subfolder in the SS
Grade.xls is the full filename with the file extension
xls is the file extension
The Tree Directory Structure
A tree or tree directory structure is a hierarchical data structure that organizes

data elements, called nodes, by connecting them with links, called branches.
This structure is used to help display large amounts of information in an easy-
to-read format.
Writing File Paths

This allows you to go exactly to the location of a file or folder on your
computer.
First you write the drive, using the letter that represent that drive followed by a
colon and then a backslash, that it is A:\ for Floppy disk, C:\ for Local Disk,
D:\ for Local Disk and F:\ for Compact Disc. The letter that is used to
represent the drive may differ from computer to computer. However the C:\
drive usually represents the Hard drive.
LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
How to Write a Path to a Folder
(Using the tree directory structure above)
How to Write a Path to a File
D:\My Documents\TEACHING\Placement.xls
This path will bring you to the Placement file in the Teaching folder.
Developmental Activities Synchronous Asynchronous (online)
Engage
Students will engage by discussion
following up with a video, where they will
be asked questions base on the lesson that
is being taught.
Video: (111) Computer Skills Course: File

Management, Part 1 - YouTube
Explore
Students will brainstorm to arrive at
definition for the terms ‘File structure’,
‘File path’, ‘File directory’ misconceptions

LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
will be clarified.
Explanation
Students will be asked to focus their
attention on a PowerPoint presentation that
will be shared via a shared screen on
google classroom. A general discussion of
each slide will be conducted and the
student will then be asked to create a file
directory structure in their books.
Elaborate
Students will then be engaged in a
collaborative discussion where they will
state what they have learned during the
class and what they did not understand.
This will allow clarification of any
misconceptions which the students may
have and further discussion will take place
if it’s needed.
LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
Evaluation:
CLASS ACTIVITY
1. Write the file path to get to the Folder
105.
2. Write the file path to get to the File
K10.
3. Write the file path to get to the File
Grades.
4. Write the file path to get to the File best
films.
5. Write the file path to get to the Folder 1
Sequence/Schedule of
Activities Activity will be completed after the class discussion.
Review
Lesson Recap QUESTIONS

Use the directory structure above to answer the following:
1. What is a Directory Structure?
2. What is a File path?
3. State the file path for the NOTES folder.
4. State the file path for the first HOMEWORK folder.

LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
5. State the file path for the MATHS folder.
6. State the file path for the FIELDTRIP folder
See slide 9 for reference
_In a computer, a directory structure is the way an operating system's
file system and its files are displayed to the user. File are typically displayed in
a hierarchical tree structure_
_A path, points to a file system location by following the directory tree
hierarchy
expressed in a string of characters in which path components, separated by a
delimiting character, represents each
directory_
_C;/ Homework/ music/ fieldtrip/ Notes_
_C:/ Homework_
_C:/ Homework/ Math’s_
_ _C:/ Homework/ music/ Field trip_

LESSON PLAN
tomorrow’s
Teacher reflection
Lesson Evaluation
Supervisor’s review

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Godfrey Stewart High School

Teacher’s Name Tyrese Barrett

Subject Information Technology

Lesson/Unit Title File Directory

Lesson Type New Continuation Re-teach Revision Assessm 

Date Oct 31-4, 2022 Term Christmas

Lesson Duration 1 hour

Grade Level 3rd Form Class(es) 3R, 3Y, 3D, 3O

develop expertise in the file directory by discussion.

At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

Discuss file paths based on given instructions with 80% of

Work cooperatively to state importance of file directory relates to the

Computer, Internet, mobile phone, camera

Example of a Hierarchy/Directory Structure

Record.accdb SPSS EXCEL WORD COREL

Example of a File Path

The file path for the Grade.xls file:

c: is the drive name

EXCEL is a subfolder in the SS

Grade.xls is the full filename with the file extension

xls is the file extension

The Tree Directory Structure

A tree or tree directory structure is a hierarchical data structure that organizes

Writing File Paths

How to Write a Path to a Folder

(Using the tree directory structure above)

How to Write a Path to a File

Developmental Activities Synchronous Asynchronous (online)

Students will engage by discussion

following up with a video, where they will

be asked questions base on the lesson that

Video: (111) Computer Skills Course: File

Students will brainstorm to arrive at

definition for the terms ‘File structure’,

‘File path’, ‘File directory’ misconceptions

Students will be asked to focus their

attention on a PowerPoint presentation that

will be shared via a shared screen on

google classroom. A general discussion of

each slide will be conducted and the

student will then be asked to create a file

directory structure in their books.

Students will then be engaged in a

collaborative discussion where they will

state what they have learned during the

class and what they did not understand.

This will allow clarification of any

misconceptions which the students may

have and further discussion will take place

1. Write the file path to get to the Folder

2. Write the file path to get to the File

3. Write the file path to get to the File

4. Write the file path to get to the File best

5. Write the file path to get to the Folder 1

Lesson Recap QUESTIONS

2. What is a File path?

3. State the file path for the NOTES folder.

4. State the file path for the first HOMEWORK folder.

5. State the file path for the MATHS folder.

6. State the file path for the FIELDTRIP folder

See slide 9 for reference

_In a computer, a directory structure is the way an operating system's