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Detailed lesson plans for teaching 9th grade students with a 5th grade writing level the concepts of ethos, pathos, and logos in argumentative essays, as well as for helping kindergarten students improve their reading skills by identifying and using common high frequency words. The plans include strategies for whole and small group instruction, technology integration, accommodations for students with dyslexia, and formative assessments. The documents also discuss the principles of universal design for learning.
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Step-by-Step Teaching and Learning What is the lesson’s objective? Is it measurable and observable? If not, how could the objective be rewritten to be measurable and observable? Provide the grade level and academic subject area for the lesson, along with the corresponding academic standards. The lessons purpose is to describe Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. They will then apply it with 80% accuracy into their own argumentative essay. The students will start the unit by analyzing arguments for effective rhetorical devices such as ethos, pathos, and logos. It is important to provide a clear rubric so that objectives are also met so that students know what they need to do in order to achieve this. The academic Level for this is 9th^ grade students who have a 5th^ grade writing level in writing ability. Is whole group instruction utilized in the lesson? If not, how can whole group instruction be incorporated into the lesson? Is small group instruction utilized” If not, how could it be incorporated? How could a co-teacher be utilized during instruction? There is whole group and small group engagements in order to achieve the goal of understanding the lesson altogether. The classes is divided up and given different assignments to speak in front of the class while creating an argument. The co- teacher could manage the groups to make sure
they achieve the goal of what is asked and that way when they go up to speak, they are confident in what they are saying to the class. What technology might be incorporated to increase student engagement during lesson activities? As stated in the lesson plan, it says the teacher is using a computer with videos and links that help teach this lesson to get a better understanding. The teacher could also provide an extra computer per group so they could further look for information to add to their essay and arguments. What is a strategy you could teach within the lesson to a student with dyslexia to help them decode and comprehend the vocabulary being presented? (Select a different strategy for each lesson). Provide a rubric for the students to have on hand that gives detail as to what is needed to complete the assignment. Also adding a grading percentage rubric for each piece that is required in order to achieve 100%. As a teacher you want to provide positive reinforcement for your students so that they are confident in their work. How could you assess student learning during the lesson? Outline a formative assessment that is developmentally appropriate for the students and aligned to the lesson’s learning objectives. Allow your students to create a list of many items that they would like to research on. Have them explain why they chose that topic so they could further explain it in the class. It is measurable
What is the lesson’s objective? Is it measurable and observable? If not, how could the objective be rewritten to be measurable and observable? Provide the grade level and academic subject area for the lesson, along with the corresponding academic standards. The objective for the students is to use the cite words “am” and “it” with 90% accuracy. At the same time, they need to identify the words with 80% accuracy. This is something that can be easily observable and would require time frames also. This is for Kinder ELA and the standard of academics is “Read common high frequency words by sight as ell as distinguish between similarly spelled words by identifying the sounds of the letters that differ.” (GCU2019) Is whole group instruction utilized in the lesson? If not, how can whole group instruction be incorporated into the lesson? Is small group instruction utilized” If not, how could it be incorporated? How could a co-teacher be utilized during instruction? Each lesson has different group requirements ranging from small to large. As you go on with the lesson organization is necessary especially since with this age the attention span is minimal. A co- teacher would be very helpful that way when a child gets off task they can help get them back on task. What technology might be incorporated to increase student engagement during lesson activities?
Since the lesson plan does not include technology, I believe that maybe you could add a fun video for kids these ages. Like a sing a long song that you would find on YouTube that could be beneficial to the child’s learning. What is a strategy you could teach within the lesson to a student with dyslexia to help them decode and comprehend the vocabulary being presented? (Select a different strategy for each lesson). I think that at this age it is hard to get students to understand a paper or a sheet like kids that are older. I believe that flash cards that they could create would be something to incorporate that way they have examples at hand when they have trouble. How could you assess student learning during the lesson? Outline a formative assessment that is developmentally appropriate for the students and aligned to the lesson’s learning objectives. As described in the lesson plan, the students are to understand, write the words so they can get a better understanding of them. Bring in something that the children have not seen that way it is more interesting to them. Have them raise their hand and tell you the words that they see or even get them to write them down on paper. What are two principles of Universal Design for Learning you could incorporate into the lesson? The lesson plan is very informative, and it gives detail on how they should deal with the students