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Factors Related to Instructional Activities 1. Content 2. Materials 3. Instructional Strategies 4. Teacher Behaviors 5. Structure of the Lesson 6. Learning Environment 7. Students 8. Duration of Lesson 9. Location of lesson Backward Mapping What intended learning outcomes or goals do you have for your students? How will students demonstrate their achievement or understanding of these learning outcomes? Planning using backward mapping 1. Select outcome to be achieved 2. Select an assessment to show mastery of the standards 3. Identify what students must know to do well on assessment 4. Plan and deliver instructional activities accordingly 5. Provide adequate time for learning and practice 6. Assess students and examine results for further planning Template for planning backwards 1. desired results 2. assessment evidence 3. learning plan Steps in course planning 1. Determine course goals 2. decide on course content 3. decide how much time on each topic 4. determine your approach and strategies 5. make plans for materials 6. determine procedures for evaluating Planning breakdown Plan for the year Plan for the term Plan for each unit Plan for each week Plan for each day Parts of an effective Lesson 1. Introductory activities - capture interest, introduce topic, and set the stage for lesson. Tie info to prior knowledge and tie info to student's lives. Tell the students what they will need to know and learn at the beginning. 2. Developmental Activities - address the content. lectures, questions, practice, group and discussion, inquiry and discovery methods. 3. Closing Activities - summarize the lesson and leave time for students to prepare to leave the classroom. Methods for Effective Teaching: Meeting the Needs of All Students pg.105-106 lesson plan format a lesson plan template that has a separate section to record all of the types of standard information you need in a lesson plan. There may be a section for the curriculum standards being addressed in the lesson, the specific instructional objectives for the lesson, the materials and technology needed for the lesson, a description about how you will introduce the lesson objectives and content, and other possible parts. Clearly state intro activities, developmental activities and closing activities. 5-E instructional model engage, explore, explain, elaborate, and evaluate Sections of a Lesson Plan format - Curriculum Standards -Objectives for the lesson = statement of the intended learning outcomes -materials needed -possible questions - 4-5 interesting questions that you might ask during the class -beginning of lesson -middle of lesson -end of lesson (may also include outline, list of key points, homework assignment, timetable, special notes and reminders, evaluation of the lesson Student Centered Teaching methods CONTINUED....