Deck 13: Lesson Planning

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A lesson includes either a closing or an evaluation, but not both.
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Lessons typically last a few hours at the most.
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Lessons may be used to teach academic content but not social or study skills.
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Students will usually need extended practice opportunities prior to evaluation.
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One important part of editing a lesson plan involves adding in critical management skills.
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A lesson plan should include all critical management skills.
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Even though the lesson body is taught first, it should be planned last.
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The gaining attention part of the lesson setup is designed to get students excited about learning.
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A connection analysis considers all but which one of the following?

A) state standard
B) IEP goal
C) prior skills taught
D) big idea
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Which is the first lesson component to be presented to students?

A) preplanning tasks
B) lesson setup
C) lesson opening
D) lesson body
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Teachers use lessons to guide students toward mastery of specific, measurable objectives.
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Writing an objective rationale forces you to evaluate the importance of the intended student learning.
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Depending on the lesson model used, the lesson body will either include critical teaching skills or critical management skills.
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The best type of connection analysis to use depends on what is being taught.
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Helping students connect the new learning to prior knowledge is one of the purposes of the lesson opening.
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Identify the true statement(s).

A) Lessons can be used to teach academic content.
B) Lessons can be used to teach study skills.
C) Lessons can be used to teach problem-solving skills.
D) All of these are correct.
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Which of the following would be most appropriate for a lesson objective?

A) On a world map, students will use six sets of latitude and longitude point coordinates to find the corresponding locations on the map.
B) When encountering an unknown word in a textbook, students will use one of four word attack strategies to figure it out.
C) Given a passage from a grade level social studies text with no punctuation, students will add in missing end punctuation marks (e.g., period, exclamation point) and quotation marks.
D) All of these are correct.
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The lesson closing is the one component that can be left out if time is running short.
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A unit of instruction is usually made up of:

A) more activities than lessons.
B) mostly activities.
C) a series of lessons and activities.
D) a series of lessons.
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Teachers should decide how they will evaluate learning when they write lesson objectives.
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Explain what should be included in the lesson setup.
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Match between columns
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson body
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson closing
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
editing tasks
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
preplanning tasks
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson opening
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
evaluation
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson setup
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
extended practice
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson body
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson closing
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
editing tasks
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
preplanning tasks
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson opening
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
evaluation
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson setup
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
extended practice
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson body
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson closing
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
editing tasks
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
preplanning tasks
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson opening
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
evaluation
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson setup
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
extended practice
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson body
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson closing
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
editing tasks
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
preplanning tasks
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson opening
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
evaluation
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson setup
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
extended practice
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson body
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson closing
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
editing tasks
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
preplanning tasks
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson opening
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
evaluation
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson setup
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
extended practice
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson body
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson closing
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
editing tasks
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
preplanning tasks
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson opening
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
evaluation
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson setup
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
extended practice
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Which one of the following is NOT planned as part of the lesson body?

A) managing transitions
B) strategies that address cultural, linguistic, and skill variation among students
C) selected interventions in instruction and management
D) evaluation procedures
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Describe typical strategies used in a lesson closing.
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Describe the "Preplanning Tasks" for developing a lesson plan and explain the importance of each task.
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Which of the following strategies will result in a useful lesson plan?

A) Write down exactly what you will say to the students.
B) Write down the responses you predict the students will make.
C) Write a list of main ideas you plan to cover.
D) None of these are correct.
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Which of the following statements about the lesson body is true?

A) It will vary depending on the lesson model chosen.
B) It is made up primarily of student practice activities.
C) It is the part of the lesson where the objective is explained.
D) It is the one lesson component where universal design for learning does not apply.
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Explain how to edit a lesson plan for congruence.
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Which of the following statements about selected interventions is true?

A) These interventions are selected for use with certain students.
B) These interventions are added to the plan after it is taught.
C) These interventions are offered as choices to unmotivated students.
D) None of these are correct.
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Which element is NOT found in a content analysis?

A) concept analysis
B) subject matter rationale
C) definitions of key terms
D) prerequisite skills and knowledge needed
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Mrs.Branch plans a field trip to allow her students to experience life on a farm.Explain why this is an activity and NOT a lesson.
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Why should teachers provide opportunities for extended practice?
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Why should teachers use a variety of lesson models?
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A lesson includes either a closing or an evaluation, but not both.
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Lessons typically last a few hours at the most.
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Lessons may be used to teach academic content but not social or study skills.
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Students will usually need extended practice opportunities prior to evaluation.
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One important part of editing a lesson plan involves adding in critical management skills.
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A lesson plan should include all critical management skills.
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Even though the lesson body is taught first, it should be planned last.
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The gaining attention part of the lesson setup is designed to get students excited about learning.
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A connection analysis considers all but which one of the following?

A) state standard
B) IEP goal
C) prior skills taught
D) big idea
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Which is the first lesson component to be presented to students?

A) preplanning tasks
B) lesson setup
C) lesson opening
D) lesson body
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Teachers use lessons to guide students toward mastery of specific, measurable objectives.
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Writing an objective rationale forces you to evaluate the importance of the intended student learning.
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Depending on the lesson model used, the lesson body will either include critical teaching skills or critical management skills.
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The best type of connection analysis to use depends on what is being taught.
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Helping students connect the new learning to prior knowledge is one of the purposes of the lesson opening.
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Identify the true statement(s).

A) Lessons can be used to teach academic content.
B) Lessons can be used to teach study skills.
C) Lessons can be used to teach problem-solving skills.
D) All of these are correct.
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Which of the following would be most appropriate for a lesson objective?

A) On a world map, students will use six sets of latitude and longitude point coordinates to find the corresponding locations on the map.
B) When encountering an unknown word in a textbook, students will use one of four word attack strategies to figure it out.
C) Given a passage from a grade level social studies text with no punctuation, students will add in missing end punctuation marks (e.g., period, exclamation point) and quotation marks.
D) All of these are correct.
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The lesson closing is the one component that can be left out if time is running short.
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A unit of instruction is usually made up of:

A) more activities than lessons.
B) mostly activities.
C) a series of lessons and activities.
D) a series of lessons.
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Teachers should decide how they will evaluate learning when they write lesson objectives.
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Explain what should be included in the lesson setup.
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Match between columns
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson body
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson closing
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
editing tasks
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
preplanning tasks
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson opening
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
evaluation
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
lesson setup
Key terms/vocabulary for this lesson will be plant , root , stem , and leaf .
extended practice
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson body
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson closing
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
editing tasks
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
preplanning tasks
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson opening
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
evaluation
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
lesson setup
I'll give students a diagram of a plant and have them independently and individually label the roots, stem, and leaves.
extended practice
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson body
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson closing
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
editing tasks
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
preplanning tasks
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson opening
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
evaluation
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
lesson setup
I'll ask students to share their experiences with growing and eating plants.
extended practice
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson body
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson closing
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
editing tasks
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
preplanning tasks
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson opening
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
evaluation
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
lesson setup
I'll tell students that I want them to listen carefully when I'm explaining the parts of plants and to raise a hand if they have questions.
extended practice
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson body
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson closing
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
editing tasks
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
preplanning tasks
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson opening
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
evaluation
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
lesson setup
I'll have students label the roots, stem, and leaves on a diagram as part of their homework.
extended practice
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson body
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson closing
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
editing tasks
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
preplanning tasks
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson opening
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
evaluation
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
lesson setup
I'll explain how roots, stem, and leaves interconnect and show photographs of various plants so students can see different examples of stems and leaves.
extended practice
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Which one of the following is NOT planned as part of the lesson body?

A) managing transitions
B) strategies that address cultural, linguistic, and skill variation among students
C) selected interventions in instruction and management
D) evaluation procedures
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Describe typical strategies used in a lesson closing.
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Describe the "Preplanning Tasks" for developing a lesson plan and explain the importance of each task.
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Which of the following strategies will result in a useful lesson plan?

A) Write down exactly what you will say to the students.
B) Write down the responses you predict the students will make.
C) Write a list of main ideas you plan to cover.
D) None of these are correct.
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Which of the following statements about the lesson body is true?

A) It will vary depending on the lesson model chosen.
B) It is made up primarily of student practice activities.
C) It is the part of the lesson where the objective is explained.
D) It is the one lesson component where universal design for learning does not apply.
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Explain how to edit a lesson plan for congruence.
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Which of the following statements about selected interventions is true?

A) These interventions are selected for use with certain students.
B) These interventions are added to the plan after it is taught.
C) These interventions are offered as choices to unmotivated students.
D) None of these are correct.
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Which element is NOT found in a content analysis?

A) concept analysis
B) subject matter rationale
C) definitions of key terms
D) prerequisite skills and knowledge needed
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Mrs.Branch plans a field trip to allow her students to experience life on a farm.Explain why this is an activity and NOT a lesson.
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Why should teachers provide opportunities for extended practice?
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Why should teachers use a variety of lesson models?
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