LESSON PLAN

( TMDI )

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the students would be able to:
Identify and Explain, Active and Passive Safety

II. CONTENT
Active and Passive Safety.

III. LEARNING RESOURCES

Reference’s: Module “Major contents and system of an automobile”. Page (56-58)
Other learning materials: IM’S ( Instructional Materials ), pentel pen, manila paper, coloured
paper etc....
IV.
A. Prayer
The teacher will ask someone to lead the prayer. ( Own prayer )
B. Greetings
The teacher will greet his students , how was your morning class is it lovely? , Did you find your
motivation today class?.
C. Checking of attendance
Good everyone is present today. Make 3 claps for yourself.
D. Classroom conditioning
The students is encouraged to listen if someone is talking In front. Students will be warned if doing
inappropriate behaviour.
E. Review of the past lesson
The teacher will ask someone to recall from what they’ve learned on the previous lesson.
F. Motivation
Start debate, The teacher will group the class in to 2 groups. The teacher will give one question.
Then students will start and open up there own understanding. Q. Above what speed will airbags no
longer effectively protect the passengers?
G. Presentation
Active and Passive Safety
Safety Glass – The safety glass used in today’s vehicles is of two Types - laminated and tempered.
These are considered As safety glass because of their varying strength.
Seat belts – A seat belt is also called a safety belt. It is a Harness designed to protect the occupant of
A vehicle from harmful movement, during a Collision or when the vehicle stops suddenly.
Air bags – An airbag is one of the passive Safety systems for the occupants of a four-wheeler.
Energy – absorber safety bumper’s - Modern bumpers are designed to absorb the energy of a
Low-speed impact, minimising the shock directed to the Frame and to the occupants of the vehicle.
Security devices – There are three basic types of security devices available - Locking devices,
disabling devices and alarm systems.
Important features of these devices are explained below.

• Alarm: In the case of vehicle tampering, audible Warning sounds emerge

• Keyless Lock Device: To use the vehicle, electronic Coding device is required

• Electronic Immobilisers: These built-in Transponders send signals to the ignition and fuel Pump
system. The vehicle remains in stationary or Inoperable state if the ignition starters do not get
Correct signals.

• Steering Wheel Lock: This device is fitted in The steering of the vehicle and it locks it in one
Place so that no one can drive it without removing The lock.

• Vehicle Tracking: Even if a thief steals a vehicle, The tracking technologies can help trace it.
Tracking devices offer real-time location of the Stolen vehicle with the help of the global positioning
System (GPS).
H. Application
Quiz Bee
The teacher will divide the class into 3 groups. Each group must choose (1) animal sound to be the
voice alarm of the chosen one representative.
Questions :
1. Even if a thief steals a vehicle, The tracking technologies can help trace it. Tracking devices
offer real-time location of the Stolen vehicle with the help of the global positioning System
(GPS).
Answer: Vehicle Tracking
2. These built-in Transponders send signals to the ignition and fuel Pump system. The vehicle
remains in stationary or Inoperable state if the ignition starters do not get Correct signals.
Answer: Electronic Immobilizers
 3. This device is fitted in The steering of the vehicle and it locks it in one Place so that no one can
drive it without removing The lock.

Answer: Steering Wheel Lock

4. In the case of vehicle tampering, audible Warning sounds emerge.

Answer: Alarm

5. To use the vehicle, electronic Coding device is required.

Answer: Keyless Lock Device

I. Evaluation
Identify and Explain

(1-5) Identification (6-10) Explain .The students are asked to get a ½ sheet of paper .

Questions:

Identification

1. A seat belt is also called a safety belt.

Answer: Seat Belts

2. These are considered As safety glass because of their varying strength.

Answer: Safety Glass

3. Designed to absorb the energy of a Low-speed impact, minimising the shock directed to the Frame and
to the occupants of the vehicle.

Answer: Energy – absorber safety bumper’s

4. In case of vehicle tampering, audible Warning sounds emerge.

Answer: Alarm

5. This device is fitted in The steering of the vehicle and it locks it in one Place so that no one can drive it
without removing The lock.

Answer: Steering Wheel Lock

Explain:

6-10. Explain the importance of security devices for (5points).