LESSON PLAN – EDTC 3000 2 Teachers: Tracy Palmer, Matt Schapiro Date March 1 - Thursday Subject/Unit Name Factors that Impact Learning: organizational skills Lesson Number of Unit 16 Instructional Goal: To recognize, plan for, and use knowledge of student learning skills to improve student learning and to understanding the teacher’s role in obtaining desired student behaviors (1b: Demonstrating Knowledge of Students: students’ skills and knowledge) Instructional Objective: re: organizational skills o name 3 organizational skills and explain how to develop them list 3 external factors that affect learning and suggest a teacher response to each o define withitness; give an example o list 5 things that teachers do regarding organization that can result in students misbehaving explain how teachers can model “experimental development” aloud Rationale: Students must understand all of the many factors that affect student learning. Lesson Content: Factors that Impact Learning o learning skills organization o physical o cognitive study o reading skills o note taking skills test-taking o effective / ineffective techniques o testing environment o external factors o withitness Teacher-caused student misbehavior Products Due: Research Project Framework Quiz 3 Things to Pick-up from last class: Diversity Quiz Instructional Procedures 1) Focusing event: (10 min) a) Students are ask to quickly sketch what they think would be an effective classroom layout for a room they might someday have. b) Reflect on the strengths that physical organization can bring to the classroom and how it can help behavioral management. 2) Teaching procedures: 219547291 February 24, 2007 LESSON PLAN – EDTC 3000 a) Housekeeping from Principle Duncan & Dr. Chipley (10 min) b) All students are asking to place their notebooks on the table corner for checks during next activity. c) Word bank activity – each table has 4 envelopes with two lists in each. Students will choose one list and with a partner, review the list for 2 min. The lists are put back into envelope and pairs will write down all words they can recall. Repeat for second list. (One list has well associated words, the other, a list of very random words) (15 min) d) Reflect as a whole class on the things that make both physical and cognitive organization easier. Matthew will present an example of a graphic organizer that can help with cognitive organization; Tracy will show a room diagram that can assist in physical organization. (5 min) e) Incomplete Lesson Plan technique: pass out incomplete lesson plan/outline and ask students (2 min) to fill in any blanks as they are discussed throughout class & use extra space to make relevant notes. f) Mini-lecture on Reading & Note-taking skills (10 min) i. SQ3R Tracy ii. Skim & Scan Matthew iii. Slash & Trash Matthew iv. Telegraph / Headline Tracy v. Cornell System Matthew vi. Lesson outline Tracy g) Questions (5 min) h) Tracy describes skills activity: (20 min) Each person is given an article. They select one of the above techniques to review the article, making notes about the content. Each person discusses and takes note of the pros/cons of their selected technique with their homeroom Notes they have taken are collected for formative assessment – no grade given If time allows, have each homeroom present to class their reflections on one of the techniques. i) Break (10 min) j) Research Skills Mini-Lecture (6 min) Beginning Stage: define, select, plan Tracy During Stage: access/explore info, gather & make notes, summarize Matthew Ending Stage: communicate results, self evaluate Tracy Teachers motivational techniques Matthew (2 min) Teachers organizes to ensure success Tracy (2 min) k) Questions (5 min) l) Research Activity Explain: Homeroom must develop a research project lesson plan framework. Framework should be something teachers could use for 4th grade or 7th grade class. Framework must include teaching of effective reading/note taking skills, rubric design, time frames for project, resources students may use, finished project to be turned in or presented to class, accessibility of additional teacher assistance (either in class or tutorials after school). Homerooms should reference the reading for today to design frameworks. (5 min) Homerooms work together to build research project frameworks (20 min) m) Withitness Mini-Lecture (5 min) Definition Matthew Example Tracy Brainstorm on examples of poor teacher ‘withitness’ – noting them on an overhead (5 min) 219547291 February 24, 2007 LESSON PLAN – EDTC 3000 n) Experimental Development Tracy & Matthew o) Test Reflections – discuss as whole cohort Content studying styles that were helpful Study styles that were less effective than cohort had hoped Perfect testing environment p) Quiz q) Dismissal & Room Tear Down (5 min) (10 min) (10 min) 3) Formative check (progress checks throughout the lesson) a) Monitoring of group work (30) b) Checking notebooks c) Review note taking exercise and return notes to students by next class d) Research project framework e) Lesson plan outline – do assessment of outline while wandering room 4) Product: Reading / Note Taking Skills Notes, Research Project Framework 5) Closure (how you will end the lesson) a) Wrap-up b) Next Steps i) Reading assignment: Nath – Designing Effective Instruction - Revisited (1) ECs-4: Chapters 3 and 4 (2) 4-12: Chapter 3 ii) Homework: Bring all handouts regarding lesson planning (IPG, TEKS, TAKS, Differentiation, Specifications, Components of a Good Lesson Plan, Lesson Plan Evaluation Form, Lesson Plan Activities, Assessment) 6) Extensions: visit http://teacher.scholastic.com/tools/class_setup/ to design your own classroom seating chart or http://teacher.scholastic.com/tools/class_setup/ to learn more about physical classroom management. Evaluation Procedures (how you will measure outcomes to determine if the material has been learned) 1) Quiz Materials and Aids (what you will need to teach this lesson) http://www.pgcps.org/~elc/theory5.html Quiz with key Several transparencies (all of the following given to Principle Duncan for coping Tuesday night) Reading Article Word Bank Lists 219547291 February 24, 2007