Relacionar Columnas Lesson PlanVersión en línea Match term to descriptor por Lisa McCarthy 1 Evidence of Learning 2 Anticipatory Set 3 Output Methods 4 Learning Target 5 Closure 6 Input Methods 7 Guided Practice 8 Objective 9 Meeting the Needs of All Learners 10 Big Idea 11 Independent Practice 12 ISTE Standards 13 Essential Learnings (Task Analysis) A goal with a measurable outcome and a level of cognition. Bare bones of content and/or skills needed to meet the objective. 1. How will you know the lesson’s objectives have been achieved? 2. What will you bring to the post-observation conference to demonstrate student learning? What students should know and be able to do by the conclusion of the lesson. This gives students an opportunity to try the new learning on their own to develop fluency. Allows the student time to summarize and internalize the new learning. The learner’s mind summarizes what has been learned. Closure needs to be focused on the learning, not the activities. Closure should occur after each chunk of learning. Teachers must check closure for accuracy before conclusion of the lesson. Designed to empower student voice and ensure that learning is a student-driven process. How are you using data about your students to differentiate your instruction to meet the needs of every learner? “Sense-making” activities for students. Student actions that demonstrate understanding of the content and/or skills: active participation, check for understanding, assessment Key ideas students should derive from a lesson or unit. This gives students an opportunity to try the new learning with teacher guidance. Must be completed before allowing independent practice. A mental process where the mind seeks in its past for information it has about the idea being encountered, to focus on the new learning. How the student gains information: instructional strategies, procedures, technology , materials.
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