Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Chapter 5

Chapter 5

As a future teacher we have to know the standards of the state and make sure that our lessons are reaching those standards, chapter 5 talks about how to create our objectives according to the standards. It gives a sample of the National Science Education Standards guidelines. Chapter 5 also talks about how to pick a topic for the lesson. Since science is everywhere, we teachers have to plan on what is important to know according to the grade level. I like the questions the book provides us to think about as we learn to teach science.

· How can you select content topics that are aligned with national and state standards?

· How can you develop and write learning objectives.

· How can you create activities that engage students in meaningful learning?

· How will you design activities for the body of the lesson that enables students to attain learning objectives?

· What strategies will you use to manage student behavior?

· How can you bring it all together to implement effective science instruction in your own classroom?

1 comment:

  1. Others have said that this chapter provided the most in terms of practical suggestions for planning lessons and managing classroom instruction. If that's true, then I would suggest that you go back to it as a resource that will work for you as well.

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