Lesson Plan Sample Clauses

Lesson Plan. Pre-Conference/Long-Term Planning Tool 1 This form can be used for either long-term/all-day planning conversations or individual lessons. If using for 2 long-term/all-day planning answer * questions to reflect as such. Name: Grade Level: Subject: Date: Subject or Lesson Observed Topic Objectives*What are your learning outcomes for this lesson? What do you want the students to understand? 1c SC4 Content StandardsWhat important skills or concepts will students be able todemonstrate from this lesson as itrelates to the curriculum and/or standards?How does this learning “fit” with the sequence of what you’ve learned for this particular class? 1a SC4 Success CriteriaWhat will the students be doing if they understand the material or content? 1f SC6 Pre-Requisite Knowledge What will students need to know before this lesson is taught? 1a SC4 Learning Activities*How will the students be engaged? What will you do and what will the students do? 1e SC4 GroupingWill the students work individuallyor as a large group? Provide any worksheets or materials that the students will be using. 1e SC4 AssessmentHow and when will you know whether the students have learned what you intend? 1f SC6 Materials*How do you plan for the use of instructional materials or other resources? 1d SC4 Differentiation*Briefly describe the students in this class, including those with special needs. 1b SC3 ExtensionDoes the student’s evidence of learning align with the objectives and/or the learning targets? 1f SC6 6 NORTH XXXXX SCHOOL DISTRICT/XXXXXXXXX FRAMEWORK 1 COMPREHENSIVE/FOCUSED TEACHER EVALUATION 2 GOALS SUMMARY and STUDENT GROWTH GOALS Name: School: Date: Complete the following based on if you are comprehensive or focused: Comprehensive After reviewing my self-assessment and considering our building/district initiatives, I have selected the following components as my personal growth goals for the year. What are your goals for the components chosen and what strategies will be implemented to support your goals?What are important timelines? Component Goal Strategies Focused After reviewing my self-assessment and considering our building/district initiatives, I have selected the following Criteria as my growth area for the year. What are your goals for the components chosen and what strategies will be implemented to support your goals? What areimportant timelines? Criterion (circle one) : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Component Goal Strategies 6 7 NORTH XXXXX SCHOOL DISTRICT/XXXXXXXXX FRAMEWORK 8 1 COMPREH...
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Lesson Plan. 112.1 Building administrators may examine the lesson plans of their teachers at any time, except when teachers are actually engaged in teaching a class.
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Lesson Plan. A. Lesson plans are to be available for the administration to review. Lesson plans shall be submitted to the building administrator weekly.
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Lesson Plan. When training of the City personnel is specified, prepare for each required course, a lesson plan containing but not limited to the following information:
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Lesson Plan. Recognizing the necessity of adequate teacher lesson planning to insure an optimum instructional program, teachers shall follow the course of study outlined and approved by the State Department of Education, the Board, and the school administrators. Accordingly, each teacher shall prepare lesson plans based upon these curriculums. Guides for at least one full week (Monday through Friday), or for those days schools are in session for any given week, will in addition insure that by the end of the last day of the current week, planning is complete for the next successive school day after said week. These lesson plans shall be available in school for use by substitute teachers.
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