Understanding Planning Lesson 1

Clear teaching goals help...

• improve academic performance and students' motivation

• student's get better grades

• the teacher be more prepared

As a result from the lesson planning process...

• clear teaching goals are established

• all curriculum elements are aligned

• there is more accountability

• All of the above

The most important element in an effective lesson plan is

• clear learning objectives

• fun activities

• differentiation

• All of the above

A lesson plan must be:

• flexible, coherent, and student-centered

• organized and flexible

• standard testing focused and coherent

The three main elements of a lesson plan are:

• objectives, assessment, methodology and strategies

• objectives, activities, and assessment

• activities, materials, and assessment

SWBAT stands for...

• Somebody Will Be At TAS
• Summer Would've Been Amusing Together
• Students Will Be Able To
• Students Will Be Awesome This year

What is the most important part of the lesson plan?

• Anticipatory Set
• Assessment
• Objective
• Closing

A lesson plan should be....

• Focused on active engagement
• One that allows creativity
• More process than product
• All of the above

Why is assessment important?

• It tells the teacher if instruction was appropriate or needs to be changed
• It helps the teacher know if the student is making progress
• It helps the teacher plan to help the student move forward
• All of the above

The parts of the learning cycle are?

• recall review, connect and check, present

• into, through and beyond

• check, present, apply, share

• connect and check, share, present, apply, recall & review

• learning outcomes, activities, review