Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Chapter 5
My experience with the Illinois state standards has been overwhelming because of all the information in each content area. After reading chapter five, I have a better understanding of how to implement the Illinois state standards into the lesson plans with the examples provided in the text book. I also found the list of action words on page one hundred fifteen to be a great tool when writing lesson plans. I agree with the text book about the fact that the teachers often feel their science background is inadequate. I feel the same way but I am learning a step at a time and I will understand science as I research and develop science lesson plans. In developing a rubric for assessment the objectives are used as criteria and then measured by expectations. The rubric is simply modeled in the text book but when working on developing a rubric for a lesson plan it is not as simple as it looks in the text book. Another important step in the process of lesson planning is the grouping of students. In conclusion, I believe every step in the chapter is related to the next in order to produce a detailed lesson plan.
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I would agree that this chapter provided a lot of practical suggestions for planning instruction and managing your classroom and student (mis)behavior. I will spend some time in class tomorrow night highlighting these ideas. I would encourage you to look back at this chapter as you plan your lessons for the unit project.
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