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EDCI 619 – Fall 2005
Week 5 – September 28, 2005
Class Outline & Reminders –Outline:Before Presentations Complete - Tech Poll 2 [Return Assignments] Disseminate Updated Syllabus Chapter Readings Presentation Grade Group Presentations
After Presentations ePortfolio & Lesson Plan Reminders Course Web Site http://coe.tamu.edu/edci619
Updated Syllabus Web Site - Resource Page
Hands-on Manipulatives are great Also Online Manipulatives are available Resources for Multisensory Presentations
Article Student Example
Class Outline & Reminders –Outline:
After Presentations ePortfolio & Lesson Plan Reminders Course Web Site http://coe.tamu.edu/edci619
Updated Syllabus Web Site - Resource Page
Hands-on Manipulatives are great Also Online Manipulatives are available Resources for Multisensory Presentations
Article Student Example
ePortfolio Reminders
Reminders: Update your ePortfolio Weekly Include all assignments and support documents that
are developed in the course Including but not limited to: your journal article
reviews, annotated bibliography, weekly group activities, weekly readings presentations, multi-sensory presentation, and inquiry paper
Add Educator Standards 1-2 …
Lesson Plan Reminders
Reminders: Complete a lesson plan each week and provide a printout
for everyone Also upload weekly lesson plans to ePortfolio under
Samples of Instruction – don’t have to fill out lesson plan form This will help you to design effective lessons that
include all of the key lesson components Of course include the standards that were addressed Highlight the Number and Operations, and Quantity
concepts that were addressed (including standards) Lessons should relate to the respective weekly topics and
integrate number and operations, and quantity concepts.
Lesson Framework
Lesson Plans should include elements like the following: Objectives Standards Materials Motivation Procedures Closure (Student-centered) Lesson Extension and/or Modification Assessment of Learning