Contextual Analysis · Web view2020/08/22 · Universal Design for Learning Theory Representation...
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Table of ContentsContextual Analysis....................................................................................................................................3
Three Students Chosen for TWS Study.......................................................................................................3
Main Idea....................................................................................................................................................3
Unit Breakdown..........................................................................................................................................4
Pre-Assessment...........................................................................................................................................5
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Post-Assessment........................................................................................................................................46
Appendix A Unit Reflection......................................................................................................................47
Appendix B References.............................................................................................................................48
Appendix C Examples of Student Work....................................................................................................49
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Contextual AnalysisInclude the following:
1. School Characteristics 2. Community Characteristics3. Classroom Setting Characteristics
Three Students Chosen for TWS Study (Pick 3 students from your classroom that are considered: advanced, benchmark, struggling, for whom you will specifically differentiate your instruction)
Student 1 Contextual Analysis: (Why did you choose this student? How will you be differentiating your teaching to meet this student’s needs? Accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Student 2 Contextual Analysis: (Why did you choose this student? How will you be differentiating your teaching to meet this student’s needs? Accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Student 3 Contextual Analysis: (Why did you choose this student? How will you be differentiating your teaching to meet this student’s needs? Accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Main Idea: Unit Concept
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Unit BreakdownStandards Addressed:
Evidence Outcomes:
Lesson Objectives: Assessment Tools: Differentiation Strategies:
Rationale /Justification:
Example:Standard: 3. Economics
b. Identify goods and services and recognize examples of each (DOK 1)
By the end of a 30 minute lesson, students will identify 4 businesses and the products they sell.
Exit Ticket
Oral Response
Take home worksheet
Advanced: Interest based learning, to find a local business and product
Struggling: Supported close notes for key terms.
All students will deliver a product that supports their knowledge of goods and services.
The assessment tools used are designed to measure student knowledge throughout the lesson and have students discuss with their parents the nature of goods, services and businesses in Pueblo
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Pre-Assessment (Pre-Assessment must match the post assessment.)
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Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
Click here to enter text.
Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
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Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
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Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
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Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
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Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
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Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
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Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
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OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
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Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
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Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
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Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
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Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
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Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
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Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
Click here to enter text.
Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
Click here to enter text.
Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
Click here to enter text.
Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
Click here to enter text.
Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
Click here to enter text.
Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
Click here to enter text.
Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
Click here to enter text.
Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
Click here to enter text.
Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
Click here to enter text.
Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
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Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
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OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
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Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
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Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
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Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
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Benchmark
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Struggling
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Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
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Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
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Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
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Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
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Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
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Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
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Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
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Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
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Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
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Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
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Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
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Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
Click here to enter text.
Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
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Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
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Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
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Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
Click here to enter text.
Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
Click here to enter text.
Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
Click here to enter text.
Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Lesson Plan Title: Click here to enter text.
Created By: Click here to enter text.Subject: Click here to enter text.Grade: Click here to enter text.Topic of Study: Click here to enter text.Type of Lesson Plan: Click here to enter text.Instructor/Supervisor: Click here to enter text.
Standards
Standard(s) Met: (You can have multiple standards that you address in your lesson)
Click here to enter text.
Evidence Outcomes: (A behavioral objective is encouraged when doing collaborative and indirect lessons. Academic Achievement Objectives should be written in student friendly language)
Click here to enter text.
OverviewObjective: Click here to enter text.
Time Allotment: (How long are you planning for this lesson? Does it extend more than one class period?)
Click here to enter text.
Instructional Materials: (List ALL of the materials necessary for you and the students to engage in this lesson effectively)
Click here to enter text.
Technology: (Describe in detail the technology used and how it adds value to the lesson plan)
Click here to enter text.
Differentiation of Instruction: (How will you provide opportunities for all learners to be successful throughout the lesson? Think about how you can design your lesson to meet the needs of all learning modalities-auditory,visual, kinesthetic-as well as what you can do to incorporate the 8 different multiple intelligences. Also, what might you
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
do to meet the needs of ELL children, learning disabled children, etc. – you may want to consult your cooperating teacher for ideas.)
Student Name Justification Strategy
Advanced
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Benchmark
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Struggling
Click here to enter text.Click here to enter text. Click here to enter text.
Notes on other students: (Use this as an area to take notes regarding specific students and accommodations, modifications, etc.)
Instructional Procedures: (This is your methodology of instruction. Be specific in use of strategies, the use of inquiry questions, etc.)
Method of Lesson Delivery:☐ Direct ☐ Indirect ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Steps, Tasks, Procedures, Detailed Time Breakdown: (In your preferred format detail your instructional methodology. Be sure to include specific guiding and inquiry questions, and directions for students in transition.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment: (Describe in detail your method of assessment, the tool/s and strategies used and what an ideal outcome will look like.)
Click here to enter text.
Assessment Rationale: (This section is devoted to justifying why your method of assessment is the most appropriate and effective.)
Click here to enter text.
Anticipation Plan: (Where in your lesson are the areas for greatest potential for disruption, technology failure, loss of student interest, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Sample Student Products: (After you teach your lesson you will want to collect one or two samples of student work from the lesson for your portfolio. Make sure it is from students whom you’ve received a permission slip from.)
Click here to enter text.
Reflection: (What went well, what didn’t go well, etc.)
Click here to enter text.
References: (Please reference all sources [i.e., lesson plan books, teacher manuals, curriculum guides,
your cooperating teacher, etc.] that you used in developing your lesson plan.) All in APA Style Format
Universal Design for Learning TheoryRepresentation – Options for Presenting Content
☐Artifacts ☐ Pictures ☐ Graphic Organizers
☐Video Clips ☐ Audio Recordings ☐ Lab
☐ Lecture ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Content: Click here to enter text.
Engagement – Options for Engaging Student Interest
☐Cooperative Group Work ☐ Partner Work ☐ Movement
☐Manipulatives ☐ Debates ☐ Role Play/Simulation
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
Process: Click here to enter text.
Expression – Options for Demonstrating Student Learning
☐Written Response ☐ Oral Response ☐ Illustrated Response
☐Model Creation ☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Product: Click here to enter text.
Cultural Considerations
☐Nature of Content and Ethnicity/culture of students
☐ Other: Click here to enter text.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Post-Assessment
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Appendix A Unit ReflectionReflections for 10 Lessons
Data/Graphs
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Appendix B ReferencesReferences for all teaching materials used by teacher and student, in APA style formatting.
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Teacher Work Sample of XX
Appendix C Examples of Student WorkExamples of Student Work (To include 1 video, copies of student work created for 10 lessons and assessment data)
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