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Brian Parr- The University of Georgia
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Lesson Planning Efficient use of time Curriculum alignment Document systematic approach to instruction
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Steps of Teaching
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Lesson Plan Importance Logical listing of content Prevents over/under emphasis Content for evaluation List equipment/supplies
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OBJECTIVES:
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Four Components Action/Audience Behavior Conditions Degree
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Behavior The behavior statement describes what the student is to do drill a hole
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Conditions Under what circumstances will the task be performed: Some conditions assumed given pencil and paper Other conditions not assumed given a graphing calculator
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Standards The criteria used to assess the task 90% accuracy in three minutes or less complete items on the checklist
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Curriculum Alignment Focuses instruction to standards Show relevance of vocational curriculum to GPS
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MATERIALS/ TECHNOLOGY: (listing of instructional resources as well as materials and equipment)
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PROCEDURE: (content - strategies, methods, and learning activities)
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Three Parts Of The Procedure Preparation - getting the student ready Presentation - lecture, discussion, demonstration Application - what the student does
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Preparation Introduce The Lesson Link: Relate the lesson to something familiar personal experience relevance to work Motivation: importance and need, why do we need to know this Overview: present performance objectives
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Selecting The Correct Method Based on nature of content to be learned Knowledge - discussion Skill - demonstration
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Discussion Method Students have limited prior knowledge Content is primarily cognitive Related knowledge stressed Outline of content
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Demonstration Method Teach manipulative skill Steps of procedure used Key points stressed
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Every Lesson Summary of major points at end of lesson Appropriate questions identified in advance
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Application Practice provided as part of the lesson Reinforced the remainder of the course
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Student Assessment If it is important enough to teach it is important enough to know it the student has learned. Determine students ability Formal or informal
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