Essays on Lesson

Those students have a problem with both conceptual and abstract thinking. This workshop is, therefore, very important since it helps the students acquire budgeting skills. Teaching these skills in form of the game makes it not only interesting but also helps in retention rate of the skills learnt by the learners. The use of the visual cues made teaching easier especially for the low functioning skills. Allowing the low functioning students choose weekly goals by themselves from the given choices makes them comfortable since they choose the goals that best suits them and ones which are easy to achieve. ...

Discuss the role of the teacher and the learner in the selected lesson plans.

The role of the content-specific lesson plan is to get the student engaged in the scientific learning process. The objectives that are stated in the lesson plan are that the “The learner will state two critical attributes of liquids—taking the shape of containers and taking up space”—understanding these particular attributes of liquids is fundamentally important for the development of student understanding of the scientific process and of the properties of liquids as a type of matter (Appleton, 2006). Alternatively, the long-term objective of the role-play lesson plan is stated as, “The learner will participate in collaborative problem solving ...

Introduction

A lesson plan is a framework for any lesson that a teacher has to compile before attending a class. The lesson plans are the products of a teacher’s thoughts about their classes including what goals they hope to achieve at the end of their classes and gives the different methods/ways of achieving the goals and most of the lesson plans are in written form (O'Bannon, 2008).

Importance of lesson planning

Lesson planning is of great significance to both the learner and the teacher in very many ways. The lesson plan acts as a guide to the teachers in order to efficiently teach the same subject and topic ...

Kindergarten

The original lesson plan can be found in the following link: Falling Leaves: Kindergarten Lesson Plan. (n.d.). Retrieved March 30, 2013, from http://www.localschooldirectory.com/lesson-plans/id/68

Comments on the original lesson plan:

The lesson plan has objectives and a brief description of the type of activity going to be carried out. In addition, it has a section for the materials needed in the teaching. It also provides a guided procedure on how the learning is going to occur. Finally, it provides a means of assessing the students. From the original lesson plan, a couple of things might be missing in order to make it perfect. In terms of its assessment, at kindergarten ...

Four websites containing lesson plans that support the standards of NCTM on number sense and operations were visited. The first featured lesson plan is Discovering Math: Computations from discoveryeducation.com. The second lesson plan is Counting and Place Value from mypages.iit.edu. The third lesson plan is Multiply and Conquer from ; and the fourth lesson plan is Using Guess, Check and Revise from usmint.gov. All the featured lesson plans contain the main components of a good lesson plan that serves its purpose of guiding a teacher towards a cohesive and effective lesson. These main components include the objectives, materials, procedures, assessment, and the ...

Originally Developed Lesson Plan

LESSON PLAN WGU Task Objective Number:

GENERAL INFORMATION

Lesson Title & Subject(s): The Language of Language Arts

Instructional Setting: Classroom, group of 20 students grouped into 2, provided with materials for group activity in relation to learning phonics identifying consonants though the sound of each symbol.

STANDARDS AND OBJECTIVES

Lesson Objective(s): To deliver a set of instructions that focuses on phonics. The use of phonics knowledge is essential in ensuring that the children are well versed with what they are reading and make them familiar with the correct sounds of words which put great emphasis on pronunciation. By ...

Lesson Plan

General Information The lesson is going to cover mainly on the English language. This will include pronunciation, reading skills and also writing skills.

Lesson Subject: English Literature

Lesson Title: Vocabulary Concepts Instructional setting The group is to have only ten students in order to make it easier for the assessment of all the students. The giving of instructions will take place in the classroom. The students will be arranged randomly since the population is not large. At the front of the classroom, there will be bulletin board displays that will help in showing instructions.

Lesson Objectives

The objective of this lesson is ...

Chapter 1 Lesson 1 Checking Your Understanding page 5

- There are a variety of different ways that art can be around the world. Art can be in a book that is being read, the furniture that is being sit on, and in the video games that people play on a regular basis. Basically, art can be anything that a person sees, has seen, or might imagine like advertisements on TV, Internet, toys, fashion, cars, paintings, and movies. - Perceive means to become aware through the senses of the special nature of objects. When a person uses their sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste to perceive an object, a person will better understand ...

Teaching early childhood education, particularly to underprivileged children, has been repeatedly shown to be one of the most effective ways to increase a child’s potential in life. In the years before kindergarten begins, children are developmentally still in a phase where they are developing their sense of self and their sense of the world in which they live (Bowman, 1993). Because of this, simulation, education, and good guidance is fundamentally important to the development of cognitive abilities in children (Bowman, 1993). Research has shown that children who participate in preschool activities have a greater chance for success in school, once ...

Early Stage 1, Kindergarten

Lesson Evaluation: Did the lesson go as planned?

Were the instructions clear?

Did the students understand the story? Did the students understand the task? Did the students work well together in groups? Did the students enjoy working together? Were there any problems during the group activity?

Were there any unexpected outcomes?

How would I change this lesson for future use? Did the lesson cater for all students?

Where do I take the students now?

Sample Train Pocket Chart MATHEMATICS LESSON PLAN #2 Early Stage 1, Kindergarten Lesson Evaluation: Did the lesson go as planned? Were the instructions clear? Did the students understand the task? ...

Multicultural Lesson Plan

Education plays an important role in bringing different people to understand and appreciate each other. According to Dora and Jasen (1999), the easiest way to enhance appreciation of our cultural diversity is through creation of awareness in children on the need for them to embrace the cultural diversity that exist in the American society. It is therefore important that teachers in formulation of the lesson plan select materials that will enable them incorporate the aspect of culture in whatever they teach the learners. This paper critically analyses two different lesson plans to establish how effective the issue of culture ...

Section A: Front-end Analysis .3

Target Audience Description 3 Procedure for Determining Information Processing Steps 3 Learning Objectives .... 7 Terminal Learning Objective .. 7

Enabling Objectives . 8

Section B: Instructional Strategies, Specifications, Documentation .. 13

Background .13

Terminal learning objective 13 Expanded Events of Instruction 14 Introduction . 14 Body . 15 Section 1: Basic Words 15 Section 2: Advanced Words 15 Conclusion 17 Teaching Elementary Children To Read A Second Language Section A: Front-end Analysis - Target Audience Description The target audience is elementary school children. To learn any new language, children must start early. The ...

Early Stage 1, Kindergarten

Lesson Evaluation: Did the lesson go as planned?

Were the instructions clear?

Did the students understand the story? Did the students understand the task? Did the students work well together in groups? Did the students enjoy working together? Were there any problems during the group activity?

Were there any unexpected outcomes?

How would I change this lesson for future use? Did the lesson cater for all students?

Where do I take the students now?

Sample Train Pocket Chart MATHEMATICS LESSON PLAN #2 Early Stage 1, Kindergarten Lesson Evaluation: Did the lesson go as planned? Were the instructions clear? Did the students understand the task? ...

English Language Learners

Many instructors or teachers often experience varied changes in encouraging English Language Learners. Critics have established that the instruction model plays a critical role in defining the learner’s language proficiency. Notable challenges to learners include speaking, writing, reading and comprehending the English language. Nevertheless, educationists believe the language instructors hold the key to successful language learning. The language instructors should encourage visual literacy as a means of stressing concepts. In most cases, the teachers would use graphic organizers to help the learner comprehend the Language. For instance, a chart with animal pictures will help the learner to comprehend the concept ...

There are various types of multicultural lesson plans. The Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) model and the Essential Element of Instruction (EEI) are some of the common types of multicultural lesson plans used by educators. An example of a multicultural lesson plan from the SIOP model is the healthy and unhealthy foods lesson plan. The objective of the lesson is to assist students identify and differentiate healthy and unhealthy foods. The students will to a story and tell a friend if the food identified is healthy or unhealthy. These objectives are in line with academic standards because they show the main aim ...

Lesson Plan 3

Introduction 3 Evaluation 3

Instructional strategies and activities 4

Classroom dynamics 6 Conclusion 7

References 8

Lesson Plan Introduction This paper evaluates a lesson plan for nursing skills and knowledge; selected plan is “Teaching Plan for Diabetes Mellitus” by Louise Diehl (Nurse Practitioner). In relation to it, the paper uses Kitano's recommendations to evaluate entire lesson plan and provide a recommendation for each part. Kitano's recommendations suggest three levels of course change and each part is viewed from all three aspects. Content, instructional strategies, and activities, assessment of student knowledge and classroom dynamics are explained in a brief way. Evaluation The content is ...

The science of numbers otherwise known as mathematics is various disciplines and principles that involve changes in structure, space, quantity and change. It has been a fundamental of many other sciences that rely on numbers for reasoning. Being said that, mathematics need to have learning standards. Because having standards in mathematical learning will give students realistic and clear expectations of what they are about to learn in math disciplines. Students will also have understanding of the reasons why learning math is detrimental in connecting concepts to their previous learning and how they apply in practical situations.

How do standards improve ...

Rationale

The purpose of this essay is to reflect upon my experiences whilst undertaking the practicum. In the process of reflecting on my progress, I will demonstrate my new-found understanding for the national teaching standards whilst demonstrating how I have put a large number of them into practice. I will also briefly assess my ability to understand and utilise the teaching standards specifically created for the state of Arizona. My reasons for referring to these explicitly is because they are the standards by which a trainee teacher is expected to conduct themselves and their practice, and in reflecting upon my experiences, I ...

One of the most important landmarks on way of teaching – learning process of a language is the sort of achievements attained through training on approach and its consequent reflection on the classroom practice. In a teaching context, what is the usual practice determines the areas and aspects of competence that the learners are most likely to develop; to which extent or to what end – just theoretical or practical- is an entirely different issue often not explored. When in such a context training is introduced, some scope of such query and analysis is created and certain specific ways to solution is opened which ...

Abstract

The Language Arts lesson intended for Kindergarten and 1st grade was drafted based on the major theories of language acquisition. There are several theories in language development introduced to rationalize the process involved in language learning. This paper will provide a rationale to the lesson presented herewith based on the tenets of major language acquisition theories. In order to clearly stipulate the concept of language development from which the lesson based from, the theories to be discussed will be compared and determine apparent contradictions between their concepts. Nativists and Behaviorists are two different ideas and theoretical foundation that define ...

Introduction

People’s culture defines their ways of life and the activities they engage in daily. However, the culture of a group of people also determines the interactions they have with the society and the rhythm of life. It is easy for cultural differences to create a good rhythm in life when people learn to acknowledge the diversity as strength while some people may view it as a source of conflict in a society.“The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down “by Anne Fadiman is an example of how cultural differences affect the whole society in all aspects (Fadiman, 1998). However, when we ...

US History in Famous Events 5th Grade For ELLs

The lesson that was picked by our group was US history in famous events. The target audience for this lesson are English Language learners who are in the fifth grade. The objectives of the lesson are to improve the language use of the students in terms of vocabulary use, oratory skills and written communication. The lesson also seeks to impart full knowledge of US history in famous events for the students so as to shore up their knowledge of American history and to enable them relate the same to their experiences and understanding of everyday American society. ...

Original Lesson plan for the Early Childhood Experience

Objective: By the end of the lesson each student should be able to read words presented to them quickly and accurately.

Materials: Timer

High frequency word cards consisting of fifty words. Pencils

Resources: Teacher’s notes and text book.

Lesson 1 Title: Speed and accuracy reading practice. Assignment and Activities: The teacher will explain to the student the activities that they will be required to participate in.The students are then divided into small groups of six and supplied with materials to use. 1. First the students place the cards facing down in a stack. The timer is placed at the center. 2.Students take turns with ...

EEIL and SIOP Lesson Plans

The objectives of the lessons are appropriate for the level of learning of the learners. They clearly specify the short and long tern goals which should be achieved by the learners by the end of the lesson. This is important since it guides the instructor on how best to use all the available resources to benefit each and every learner. For instance, the Figurative Language Lesson specifies that the learner should be able to accomplish a variety of skills ranging from reading, speaking, listening and writing. As a matter of fact, a teacher who does not ask questions does not teach. ...

Following The American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Paolo A. Volpi

Having a universal teaching model for students can be ideal, although not always practical (Stigler, 1999). Students across North America learn various subjects throughout the course of their academic lives. Some courses offered in some schools do not even exist in other schools. The teaching methods for each grade vary at the academic level and can be concentrated and streamlined, while other programs are more broad and generic. For the purposes of this topic, educational policies of diverse teaching methods have been researched and collaborated on a comparative level between similar lessons to give the students a vision of ...

The lesson being critiqued is titled “Draft Letters: Improving Student Writing Through Critical Thinking” from the website Read, Write Think. This lesson is suitable for grades nine through twelve in the United States system of education. Materials are not specified in this lesson plan. There are handouts for the teacher to copy to give to the class. All of the materials the teacher will need are included with the lesson plan. The materials the students need for this lesson are self-explanatory. They will need something to write with and a piece of paper to write on. Another option offered by ...

Issues for Healthcare Organizations

Lesson 3:1- Antitrust Lesson 3:2 - Health Information Management Lesson 3:3 - Fraud, Abuse, and Corporate Compliance Abstract This document contains answers to lessons 3 units 1, 2, 3 pertaining to Issues for Healthcare Organizations. Unit 1 explores antitrust management; unit 2 - Health Information Management and unit 3 Fraud, Abuse, and Corporate Compliance. Issues for Healthcare Organizations Lesson 3:1- Antitrust

Question 1: Antitrust regulations - Sherman and Clayton Acts

- Mergers, consolidations and acquisition components of Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts like any other corporate legal intervention endorses regulations regarding purchasing; selling, dividing and combining with other companies that offer different ...

Reflection on Prior Instructor-Led Learning

- Determine the Objective - Pre-test for existing knowledge - Outline the Objective for the students - Give step-by-step instructions on how to reach the Objective - Show examples - Have students practice examples - Give post-test to see if Objective has been achieved. The very first thing is for the Instructor to think about what the objective of the lesson is to be. What do you want the students to learn? All instructions and learning materials should be geared to the objective. You wouldn’t come to a Science class with ingredients ...

Introduction

The goal of the English lessons administered to the students is to understand the use of language in explaining science concepts such as exploration, as covered in the novel, ‘A journey to the centre of the earth’. Further, the application of different writing styles are evaluated and their effectiveness in communicating science narratives considered.

Lesson plan for the novel review, ‘Journey to the center of the earth’

Lesson plan for Monday I. Goals for Monday

Goals during our review of the novel will include

- Prepare to read the novel through by disbursing copies. - Draw on prior knowledge and experiences by considering what they know and need to know about exploration and adventure. - Ask questions on ...

Curriculum Plans

My first math lesson plan is called Rock Around the Clock is meant whose purpose is to learn multiplication tables. Using a worksheet, the children write the multiplication table they are working on in a star in the middle of the sheet while a track of numbers surrounds it on each side. The game begins at the starting line where they multiply the number on the outside of the track by this number and then write the answers of the multiplication table in the boxes on the inside of the track. Children should have two to three minutes to complete the race. ...

There are many things that go into the consideration of a lesson plan, but perhaps the most important thing is encouraging young students to be both creative and risk-taking with language. Students who are happy to memorize but unwilling to speak in English are not the students who develop the most effective communication skills; perhaps the most important thing in the course of teaching these students is encouraging this creativity in them. Students who are afraid or too embarrassed to speak in class must be treated carefully and encouraged to speak up; this will give them a confidence boost that is ...

Targeted Essential Learning

Specific instructional teaching methodologies are employed in classroom learning environments, across multiple disciplines, in order to achieve maximum learning for early childhood students. (NAEYC 1, 3, 4, 6; INTASC 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9; APTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 6) - Lesson Plans - Reflective Essay

Specific Performance/Task(s) (Include cognitive level)

Compile and implement lesson plans that include a range of authentic and engaging activities that support various learning needs and styles. (NAEYC 1.3d) Design instructional activities and environments through analysis of positive and negative effects of multiple influences on child development and learning. (NAEYC 1.5b) Create and apply the ...

Overview

United States has experienced an increase in prevalence and incidence of cancer among its citizens over the last few decades. According to American Cancer Society (2014), cancer refers to a group of diseases that present with uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells. Cancer emerges due to several factors which include; smoking of tobacco, exposure to chemicals and radiation, hormones, and inherited mutations (American Cancer Society, 2014). Even though there are many causes of cancer, the disease can be prevented. For instance, avoiding smoking and minimizing exposure to chemicals and radiation by observing safety precautions can greatly help reduce chances ...

good evening what i need done is literature on bullying with 2 reference and the reference put on separate paper also i need 4 lesson plans on bullying on 1 page each im figuring in total with everything about 9 pages the lesson plans is how can i tie the lesson plan into career development basically what they will learn from the lesson plan

INTRODUCTION & DEFINATION OF BULLYING

Bullying often begins in the early years and can take many forms. It is estimated that one in seven children in the years between Kindergarten and eighth grade is either a bully, a victim or both. . The way that plays ...

Other Current and Emerging Issues in Health Care

Lesson4:1-Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Consent Lesson 4:2- Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Reproductive and End-of-Life Issues Lesson 4:3 -The Impact of Globalization & Emerging Technology Abstract This document contains three essays pertaining to the lesson entitled ‘Other Current and Emerging Issues in Health Care’ outlining three subject areas. Lesson4:1 relates Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Consent; Lesson 4:2- Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Reproductive and End-of-Life Issues and Lesson 4:3 -The Impact of Globalization & Emerging Technology. Lesson4:1-Decision-Making Concerning Individuals: Consent Question 1:- Case Study, Mrs. Mary Smith.

Step 1: Facts

- She was admitted to Jones Memorial Hospital - Initially her injuries did ...

Associateship in TESOL

Module Three Assignments 1. Classroom scenarios

Situation 1 description: Upper-immediate ESL class, 12 students, all about 20 years old

One newspaper article is passed around the class from left to right so each student gets a turn to read out loud. After this part of the lesson the teacher asks the student’s questions.

The time factor needs to be addressed in the planning for this type of lesson. It would be great to have all the time in the world but information has to be taught inside a strict schedule. Allowing everyone a chance to read is a good idea but should be divided between more of the lessons. I think it would be ...

Instructional Setting:

The class consists of eight learners who are arranged into two groups of four students in each group. The learning will take place in trip to a nearby forest; the learners will walk in twos in two columns and two rows. The charts and white boards will be displayed in front.

STANDARDS AND OBJECTIVES

The students should be able to gather data for independent variables, to use the various methods for collecting data, causes of errors when gathering data and how to ensure accuracy when collecting data.

MATERIALS AND RESOURCES

Teachers notes templates, samples of different plant species, chart ...

ID Number

SECTION 1: LESSON INFORMATION

Estimated level of development: Are very Social and emotional although, understanding when it comes to instruction. Fundamental skill to be taught: The students will learn how to perform balancing, jumping rope, leaping, hopping, pushups, and crunches NASPE Standards This lesson plan will make use of NASPE’s standard 2 and standard 3 Standard 2: The physically literate individual applies knowledge of concepts, principles, strategies and tactics related to movement and performance. Standard 3: The physically literate individual demonstrates the knowledge and skills to achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of physical activity and ...

English has quickly become the global language for higher education and business, but for non-native speakers, learning English can be a daunting task. The English language is full of strange conventions that must be memorized and learned for use in conversation, unusual spellings and pronunciation, and idiomatic language whose meaning is not immediately self-evident. There are, however, effective and efficient ways to teach the nuances of English-language grammatical structures. The way we have chosen to structure this lesson plan for teaching tag questions analyzes the options for effective grammar teaching from standard reference works, provides a rationale for our options selected ...

SELF EVALUATION A good teacher is the one who conducts self evaluation on themselves. When doing this, they should consider all the major components of the lesson. Obviously, this should come at the end of the lesson. At this stage, it is only reflection that is done. The major questions asked, therefore, include the following: i) Did I teach well? ii) Did I not teach well? iii) If I did not teach well, what was the problem? iv) If I am to re-teach this lesson, will I do the way I did? Actually, it ...

Briggs, R. (2012). The Snowman. Penguin Books Limited. In this book, Briggs tells the story of a little boy, James. In this story, which is meant for 4 to 6 year old children, James makes a snowman in the garden. In the night, the snowman coms to live and talks to James. They form a wonderful friendship, which sees the two friends go on a wonder journey, where James has lots of fun. The stunning illustrations make the book an awesome Christmas classic reading for the entire family. The story is an all time-classic full of love and friendship – two things that ...

The lesson plan is a tool that is used by teacher to develop and enhance skills and abilities of their students. In order to implement a lesson plan in the classroom, teachers use different strategies and techniques to grab the focus developing the interest of their students in their lessons. It is not easy to develop a master assertive lesson plan for the early aged children.One is likely to observe changes in the learning process of the students or early-aged children as soon as the master template for the lesson plan is created and implemented. It is signficant that the lesson plan ...

Overview: The students will be engaged through the use of worksheets, video clips, reading materials, and presentations in order to development an understanding of global warming. There are various media resources that can generate interest among students in learning more about global warming its causes and the perceived biases found in the media pertaining to the issue. Purpose: To develop a fundamental awareness among students regarding the consequences of global warming and distinguish the fact from the myth by deciphering media representation of the issue. Goals: The goal of this lesson is to expose the students to environmental ...

Introduction

Learning is a process that is considered as a distinct procedure of acquiring knowledge that every human is entitled to. It is through this process that a person is able to embrace the concept of development and personal maturity. Nevertheless, it should not be forgotten that human individuals are able to attain a learning process that is dependent on the age of the person. The manner by which the brain responds to particular stimulants of learning could be enhanced through determining particular procedures that are able to induce interest among the learner[s]. In the case discussion and response presented herein, a distinct indication ...

Introduction

Productivity in an organization or a country at large depends on how much investment is placed on human capital. Globalization and liberalization of markets has led to increased competition in the world. Therefore, there is a significant need to equip human capital with adequate skills and knowledge. Teachers who offer training and required skills have thus been forced to look for ways and means that can employed to ensure proper transmission of knowledge takes place. This is because teachers need to be competent enough since they play a huge role in developing human capital that will enhance economic prosperity. People learn ...

The purpose of the lesson, which was to prepare students for pre-algebra, was made clear by the teacher. However, as the lesson proceeded, the teacher explained that the students could use the pan-balance to replace objects with other variables. These variables could be used in working out uncomplicated algebraic expressions. The flow of the lesson deviates from the key purpose. This creates an element of contradiction from the initial purpose of the study. At the end of the lesson, the students had learnt on replacements other than understanding the key concepts of pan balance and pre-algebra.

The teacher is ...

Nam of the institution

According to reports, the number of English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) students has significantly increased in recent years. (Canadian Bureau for International Education, 2010; U.S Department of Education, 2008). Migration from one country to another for the purpose of education or in search of jobs and opportunities has increased in recent years. Immigrant students are admitted to the school or college at different ages. They come from different circumstances. The students and job seekers are at a loss if they do not have knowledge of English. Communication is necessary for survival in a new country. Immigrants have various kinds of ...

- Lesson Plan 1

4. Above Average: The student clearly identifies the work’s focus and understands the role of emerging technology on business operations. Is able to name at least three types of emergent technology and three industries they benefit in specific ways. Demonstrates clear attention and capability for understanding these issues. 3. Sufficient: Student expresses moderate understanding of emergent technology; is able to explain two technologies and/or two industries it is currently helping. Demonstrates intermediate knowledge of topics discussed and showcases moderate attention and engagement in class activities. 2. Developing: Clear presentation of central ideas ...

Purpose and rationale for selecting the lesson

The purpose of the lesson as discussed earlier is to equip family members, teachers, and patients’ with skills on cognitive behavior. This will assist the audience in using cognitive processes to alleviate suffering in patients with maladaptive behavior. The audience must be able to understand maladaptive behaviour, which is a condition that inhibits an individual from adjusting to some situations. This leads to an individual deliberately avoiding some situations due to fears and may end up in an individual not being able to perform some actions (Beck, 2007). The rationale behind the lesson is that individuals must be able to ...

Abstract

The paper is devoted to the elaboration of token economy system for students, who prefer being absent at classes. The reasons of absence were considered, and appropriate tokens were suggested. The class of juniors, who studied Microeconomics, was taken for conducting an experiment with tokens in the form of additional marks. These marks gave an opportunity at the end of the course to choose the exam questions personally based on their complexity and quantity, namely to create an examination card, and an opportunity to decide how to pass an exam, namely completion of the test, oral discussion, presentation preparation ...

Common core standards help provide high quality education and the standards communicate the very important aspect expected at every stage or each grade level of the students. Mathematics experiences in early childhood experience have standards for mathematical practice illustrating varieties of capabilities that mathematical tutors at every level should seek to develop their students (Cane, E. 2013). They vest on both proficiencies and processes that stand of importance in mathematics which include; the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics process standards of proof and reasoning, problem solving, representation, communication, and connections. Also there exist a second that is of ...

Developmentally appropriate methods of teaching refer to an approach of teaching based on research on how children learn and develop.

They include; - understanding child development and learning in formal education It entails what characterises each developmental stage of a child. This guide is in choice of the best suited methods of imparting skills and knowledge. - Knowing the appropriate method for each individual child

These assist in teaching and caring for all children at an individual level.

- Understanding the relevant cultural aspects of a child. It is important to know the child’s background value and factors that influence their lives. This helps in providing respectful and appropriate learning experiences.

How instructional materials and resources are used to enhance a lesson

Instructional materials are items or objects that are designed to serve as a major tool to assist in teaching a ...

Individualized learning helps students on practicing self-imposed learning strategies while giving teachers full control to the learning pace and better assessment of students. Individualized learning tackles the students’ ability to solve problems on their own and analyze their way towards the acquisition of new knowledge. The individualized learning may also pose some problems and concerns towards learning. Barrows and Tamblyn (2012) pointed out that self-imposed learning focuses too much on practicality, which often result in students’ non-inclusion of basic theories. They also pointed out that it may cause inefficiency because the length of time spent may play a factor on ...

Lesson Title: The Illegal Migration of Central American Children into the U.S

Lesson Type: Current Event Lesson NCSS Themes: (multiple) - Time, Continuity, Change: This theme will be incorporated in the lesson for students to understand the history of Central American countries. Even decades after their independence, many Central and South American countries continue to suffer from political, social and economic crisis. Students will also be told what changes have been taken to stop the entry of illegal immigrants into the U.S. - Individuals, Groups, and Institutions: This theme will also include the plight of individuals and groups from hostile environments in their respective countries. Students will also ...

Education: Principles of Supervision

a. 3. Opportunities to observe and discuss expertise My Personal Connection / Detailed Explanation: Opportunities to observe by and discuss expertise with my supervisor is worth the waiting after some ample time for preparation. Most, if not always, I have to sufficiently design and craft my learning plans prior to delivering them. Then, anytime I get observed, I know that I have prepared in advance, not only my lesson plans for my different classes, but to show also that I have mastery of the topics and use of appropriate teaching methods and strategy. While facilitating the lesson, I ...

Institute

SIOP lesson plan template 1

Standard: Listening and Speaking

Theme: County vocational education

Lesson Topic: Component Unit

Objective: Language

Explain the meaning and importance of component unit Express significance of county vocational education in 5 to 8 word utterances, by referring to the key vocabulary along side with descriptive words such as promotes, encourages, appoints, and cooperates. Describe the formation, and establishment of county vocational education.

Content:

The student will be able to identify and explain services provided by component unit.

The student will distinguish between, basic constituents of component units

The student will make an online search ...

Many of the students were excited and honored to be asked to participate in the interview. When it became understood that I was asking questions about their perceptions of my teaching, many of the students that I did not originally ask to participate wanted to also be interviewed. I made arrangements for a few more students to be interviewed, but kept the number at 22 students. During the process, it became abundantly clear that there were a lot of similarities in their perceptions. Common themes began to emerge from the students' responses during their interviews. The idea that I was a ...

Age/Grade Level _________grade III__________ Subject Area___________ Art

Lesson Title __________________________________Painting___________________________ Length of Time and Date(s) _________One Lesson_______________________________________ Anticipatory Set The teacher will relate the topic to the students’ prior knowledge by asking them to list their favorite colors, and why they love such colors. The teachers will also engage the students’ prior knowledge by asking them whether or not they had participated in painting previously. From the students’ responses, the teacher will be able to gauge the students’ eagerness to learn and, consequently, the possibility of comprehending the lesson. Another potent way, through which the teacher can draw information from the students’ ...

Scientists are concerned about the lack of student interest in studying science (Dillon & Manning, n.d.). Researchers have conducted various studies. They have determined that the influence of teachers, curriculum, and classroom environment has an impact on student interest. This literature review describes current research regarding this dilemma as well as some recommendations. According to authors Dillon and Manning, “science teachers are made, not born”. This is very important to consider as it speaks loudly about a teacher wanting to teach science. It is better for students to learn science from a teacher that wants to share their scientific knowledge (and any ...

Lesson 4: Overview for Human Resources Management

Lesson 5: Orientation and Training Lesson 6: Turnover and Retention Abstract This document contains three units discussing Lesson 4: Overview for Human Resources Management; Lesson 5: Orientation and Training and Lesson 6: Turnover and Retention. Each section discuses an aspect of Nursing Home Administration. Lesson 4: Overview for Human Resources Management 1. Define the following terms, illustrating each definition with at least one example. a. Interview technique refers to a strategy the interviewee adapts in probing clues from respondents being if they appear to be shy. One such clue is asking how comfortable they ...