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Reflecting on Research Lesson 1
Lesson Study Reflecting on Research Lesson 1
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Lesson Study planning teaching observing reflecting Teaching improvement cycle Examine practice to become more effective Cycle develops habits of self-reflection and critical thinking The
lesson
study
cycle
provides
the
opportunity
for
teachers
to: •
Think
carefully
about
the
goals
of
a
particular
lesson,
unit,
and
subject
area. •
Think
deeply
about
long‐term
goals
for
students.
What
is
the
gap
between
who students
are
now
and
who
we
hope
they
will
be come? •
Study
and
improve
the
best
available
lessons. •
Deepen
their
own
subject‐matter
knowledge,
by
considering
questions
like:
what knowledge
and
understanding
are
important?;
how
is
it
developed?;
what
are
the gaps
in
student
understanding
and
knowledge? •
Collaboratively
plan
lessons. •
Anticipate
student
thinking. •
Carefully
study
student
learning
and
behavior. •
Build
powerful
instructional
strategies
–
for
example,
develop
questioning
strategies that
stimulate
student
interest
and
learning.
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Colloquium Structured protocol Free discussion & reflective questions Share data on students’ responses What motivated students’ learning?
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Reflections of the Research Lesson
What student learning did you observe? How did the students respond? What outcomes were realized? (use data to support)
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Consolidate learning. Plan next step.
What would you keep the same? What parts would you change? How will you continue to use this strategy in your classroom?
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Structured Protocol A team member will be selected to begin sharing. From there, team members will share in a clockwise fashion around the table. The speaking team member receives the floor without interruption to describe the implementation of the Research Lesson in their classroom. The Reflecting questions can be used as a guide. After the sharing stage, the group engages in a free discussion to consolidate their (adult) learning and determine next steps. The team will design a poster to share out their discoveries and next step suggestions.
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