Create an online lesson plan directly from your Unit Plan
Create
one (1) “completely online” lesson plan for your subject area & grade
level. It should be designed to have
your students’ access & complete the assignment from your website on the
Internet. Assume that they can not talk
to in person & they are completing the lesson from a remote location. Post
the lesson plan on your webpage as lessonplan.htm
and create a link from index.html to this page.
Note to SPSE 3220/5220 students:
your lesson plan must come from your “Unit Plan” from the previous
section. PE majors should use a health-related
subject or rules of various sports, etc. instead of skill building, such as,
how to shoot a basketball.
No verbal Communications with students
Assume the only access they have to you is thru the website & via email. This way they can work outside the classroom, or inside the classroom without taking up your time from the regular class instruction.
Lesson Plan Includes
Use any appropriate format that includes:
1.
Title & grade level
2. State
Standard for learning objectives
3. Set
(to capture student’s attention)
4. Student
Learning Objectives ( What the student’s will know when they complete this
assignment)
5. Instructional
Procedures (Instructions, examples, hyperlinks, etc will be put into a
PowerPoint Presentation & posted on your website.
6. Checks
for Understanding (How you know if the are learning what you intend in the
Learning Objectives.)
7. Guided
Practice (as needed)
8. Materials
needed
Learning
Objectives
1.
Design an
effective online lesson plan that can be done from remote site
2.
Plan for
designing handouts, tests, or other aids that your students can use while
completing the assignment.
3.
Plan for
designing & creating a PowerPoint presentation for your students to
view. This will be their complete
instructions on how to complete their assignment.
4.
Plan for
providing a method to communicate with your online students, for example,
email.
5.
Plan to post the
Lesson Plan, Handout/Test, PowerPoint, Assessment Rubric, & Student
Instructions Webpage on your website as “htm” files.
Lesson Plan
Examples
Dangers of the Internet by Blake Southall, Spg 2006
English III, Literary Device by Leslie Gossett
Biology - 10th, Genetics by Patricia Bias
Art - High School, Impressionist Movement by
Leslie Fly
English IV, Shakespeare's Much ado about nothing by Elizabeth Wallace
Click
Lesson Plan
to see an example of a lesson plan by Dr. Weeks adapted by Dr. Sanders for
online student access.
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Types of lesson plans that Dr. Weeks
presents in 3500. PREPARING A LESSON FOR CLASS:
Frequently Asked Questions INQUIRY · Guidelines for Inquiry Lesson
· Sample Lesson Plan for
Inquiry DEBATE ROLE PLAY · Sample Role Play Lesson Plan
SOCRATIC SEMINAR · Four Types of Follow-up
Questions · Sample Socratic Seminar
Lesson Plan · Homework Text for
Demonstration Lesson · Audio
interview about Socrates Dick Gordon (WBUR, PROBLEM BASED LEARNING · Problem Based Supplementary
Rubric JIGSAW PROBLEM SOLVING |
Other technology-related & Online
Lesson plans:
To view technology-related lesson plans in actual use at
middle
Use
State Curriculum Guides (Standards) for your lesson plan
Your lesson plan’s learning
objectives should be aligned with the state Curriculum Guides. Look up the state of Tennessee Curriculum
Guide number for the state standard under which your
Learning Objectives fit. In your lesson
plan cite the actual state standard number for each objective.
To locate the state
standards by subject area click on the following site.
Tennessee Department of Education
- address - http://www.state.tn.us/education/
Click on Curriculum
Link & you will find all of
the subjects listed under “Guidelines with State Test,” or “Guidelines without
State Test.”
Here are several links for basic testing procedures:
Creating Good Teacher-Made Test How to get
started in writing a good test.
Guidelines for Types of Tests Help for writing 5 different types of tests;
Short Answer, True & False, Matching, Multiple Choice, & Essay.
Tips for
Creating Good Tests 15 Tips from Dr. Jan Hayes about what to avoid in
writing a teacher-made test.
Blooms Cognitive Verbs - A list of suggested verbs that may fit with 6 cognitive levels.
To view a summary of Bloom's Level of Cognition click Bloom's
Taxanomy
For help in preparing
lesson plans and later as a classroom teacher:
The United States Department of Education –
address - http://www.ed.gov/
The National Assessment
of Education Progress -
address - http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/sitemap.asp
Mid Continent Research of Education and Learning
(MCREL) or its Standards
Page – address - http://www.mcrel.org/ (these are two different links)
Instructional Material Center U of M
Kansas City
And,
of course, our own Virtual Planning
Room, where you will find it all!
Additional
Resources:
Bundaberg Curriculum Exchange Unit Planning
7th Grade Science Unit-Plan with Lesson Plans
Information Resources for Secondary Mathematics Teaching
Using the Computer to Enhance Your Classroom Curriculum by Kathy Schrock
Saving the
file in htm:
Prior to starting work
on the lesson plan, save the file as a webpage (see previous instructions in
Section 1, STEP 2) & then name it lessonplan.htm. You will be working in htm mode from here
on. It works very similar to the regular
Word, except a few of the functions do not work. When you are finished with
this assignment post it on your website as an htm file – lessonplan.htm.