logging in or signing up Lesson Plan Design goodbuys Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 104 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 04, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Lesson plan design Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Lesson Planning : Lesson PlanningThe Lesson Plan: 2 The Lesson Plan Daily lesson plans provide the essential structure for each day’s class.Lesson Plans: 3 Lesson Plans What should be in a lesson plan? What is the purpose of a lesson plan? How can lesson plans improve student success?Essential Elements of the Lesson Plan: 4 Essential Elements of the Lesson Plan Objectives - specify what behavior a student must demonstrate to indicate learning Instructional Process - what the teacher does and what the students do to reach the objectives Assessment - an appraisal made to determine whether the students have achieved the objectivesLesson Plan Formats: Lesson Plan Formats There are numerous ways to organize your lesson plan. Last semester, you followed the textbook’s Sample Lesson Template (p. 108) This semester, you will use the Secondary Ed Student Learning Plan format. 5Elements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan: 6 Elements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan Heading Title, subject, grade Goals –relevance for students Materials Lesson duration Objectives Standards Assessment strategies Objectives/domainsElements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan: 7 Elements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan Lesson Development Anticipatory set Activities/procedures Instructional strategies Guided Practice Closure Independent Practice Differentiated Instruction Content Notes and Pre-planned QuestionsLesson Development : 8 Lesson Development Anticipatory Set - (setting the stage)--attention-getter and focuser Put the pupils in a receptive frame of mind Guide them into the topicLesson Development: 9 Lesson Development Procedures – This part of the plan should have details about what the teacher is doing and what the students are doing activities and instructional strategies technology integration integration of other disciplines modeling formative assessment classroom management considerationsLesson Development: 10 Lesson Development Guided Practice - activities the students perform under your supervision to practice the material or process the information Formative assessment Provide feedbackLesson Development: 11 Lesson Development Closure/summary – Build in time for closure. Wrap it up and leap forward . closing comments about what was learned relate back to anticipatory set or introduction show connection to future lesson show connection to world beyond classroomLesson Development: 12 Lesson Development Independent Practice (HW) - activities the students perform to practice the material or process the information on their own.Lesson Development: 13 Lesson Development Differentiated Instruction – modifications a teacher makes to accommodate special needs, unusual circumstances, multiple intelligences, etc. Lesson Development : 14 Lesson Development Content Notes and Questions – pre-planned questions that a teacher may ask to promote learning and to determine level of understanding Are you covering different Bloom’s levels? Notes on the content you are teaching help to remind you of key points.Professional Development: 15 Professional Development A lesson plan is always a work in progress. In teaching, the planning never ends. The Reflection is an important part of your ongoing planning. what worked what would you do differently how could you improve the effectiveness of the plan; the success of your studentsThe Effects of a Well Planned Lesson: 16 The Effects of a Well Planned Lesson Increases student learning Helps keep students on task Makes your class more organized Improves classroom management Ensures that the standards are being taughtThe rationale for writing detailed lesson plans: 17 The rationale for writing detailed lesson plans Provides a sense of security to beginning teacher Materials, technology, etc. can be organized in advance Demonstrates professionalism Evidence for administrators Record for future classes You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Lesson Plan Design goodbuys Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 104 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 04, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description Lesson plan design Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Lesson Planning : Lesson PlanningThe Lesson Plan: 2 The Lesson Plan Daily lesson plans provide the essential structure for each day’s class.Lesson Plans: 3 Lesson Plans What should be in a lesson plan? What is the purpose of a lesson plan? How can lesson plans improve student success?Essential Elements of the Lesson Plan: 4 Essential Elements of the Lesson Plan Objectives - specify what behavior a student must demonstrate to indicate learning Instructional Process - what the teacher does and what the students do to reach the objectives Assessment - an appraisal made to determine whether the students have achieved the objectivesLesson Plan Formats: Lesson Plan Formats There are numerous ways to organize your lesson plan. Last semester, you followed the textbook’s Sample Lesson Template (p. 108) This semester, you will use the Secondary Ed Student Learning Plan format. 5Elements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan: 6 Elements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan Heading Title, subject, grade Goals –relevance for students Materials Lesson duration Objectives Standards Assessment strategies Objectives/domainsElements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan: 7 Elements of the Sec-Ed Student Learning Plan Lesson Development Anticipatory set Activities/procedures Instructional strategies Guided Practice Closure Independent Practice Differentiated Instruction Content Notes and Pre-planned QuestionsLesson Development : 8 Lesson Development Anticipatory Set - (setting the stage)--attention-getter and focuser Put the pupils in a receptive frame of mind Guide them into the topicLesson Development: 9 Lesson Development Procedures – This part of the plan should have details about what the teacher is doing and what the students are doing activities and instructional strategies technology integration integration of other disciplines modeling formative assessment classroom management considerationsLesson Development: 10 Lesson Development Guided Practice - activities the students perform under your supervision to practice the material or process the information Formative assessment Provide feedbackLesson Development: 11 Lesson Development Closure/summary – Build in time for closure. Wrap it up and leap forward . closing comments about what was learned relate back to anticipatory set or introduction show connection to future lesson show connection to world beyond classroomLesson Development: 12 Lesson Development Independent Practice (HW) - activities the students perform to practice the material or process the information on their own.Lesson Development: 13 Lesson Development Differentiated Instruction – modifications a teacher makes to accommodate special needs, unusual circumstances, multiple intelligences, etc. Lesson Development : 14 Lesson Development Content Notes and Questions – pre-planned questions that a teacher may ask to promote learning and to determine level of understanding Are you covering different Bloom’s levels? Notes on the content you are teaching help to remind you of key points.Professional Development: 15 Professional Development A lesson plan is always a work in progress. In teaching, the planning never ends. The Reflection is an important part of your ongoing planning. what worked what would you do differently how could you improve the effectiveness of the plan; the success of your studentsThe Effects of a Well Planned Lesson: 16 The Effects of a Well Planned Lesson Increases student learning Helps keep students on task Makes your class more organized Improves classroom management Ensures that the standards are being taughtThe rationale for writing detailed lesson plans: 17 The rationale for writing detailed lesson plans Provides a sense of security to beginning teacher Materials, technology, etc. can be organized in advance Demonstrates professionalism Evidence for administrators Record for future classes