Lesson Plan Critique Since I have been teaching for over 14 years in the early childhood field I choose one of my lesson plans. The age group that I most common work with are 4 and 5 year old at risk students as labeled by the State of North Carolina. This program is called NC Prekindergarten formerly known as More at Four. During this program I was a member of the Teacher Licensing Unit and we had specific guidelines that we had to use. These guidelines help us do in ongoing assessment
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Lesson Plan in Astronomy I. Objective At the end of the lesson‚ the students are expected to: 1. Identify the different future missions of NASA. 2. Appreciate the exploration of NASA to benefit all mankind. 3. Explain the plans of NASA. II. Subject Matter NASA’s Future Plans About Space Exploration Reference: http://www.nasa.gov/missions/future/index.html Materials: laptop III. Procedure A. Learning Activities Teacher’s Activity“Good Morning Class...”“Let us pray
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I. INTRODUCTION Studying is a hard task. However if you have the right kind and amount of motivation it will be easier to do. As an old cliché “You can lead a horse to water‚ but you can’t make him drink”. Motivation is like this. It involves not only leading them to topics but also making thirsty for knowledge and understanding. Motivation can mean between success and failure. II. OBJECTIVE * To be able to know what is motivation and its role in learning * To be able to
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sson Form : 2 Gigih Date: 22.05.2013 Level : Beginner Subject : English Time: 70 minutes Theme : Health and social issues Topic : Health is Wealth General Objective: Students will be able to obtain‚ process and use information‚ and present the information in a spoken and written forms Learning Outcomes: By the end of the lesson‚ students should be able to: a) brainstorming ideas based on the given article b) write sentences using modal verb “must”
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Name: Stephanie Estevez Date you wrote lesson: 2/16/2014 Date to be taught: 2/20/2014 Age Group: 4 year olds Theme: Inch By Inch Lesson Title: Working With Their Motor Skills Curriculum Area: Kindergarten Readiness Concept Objective Materials Needed Learning their motor skills The child will be able to.. Cut out shapes and define shapes Scissors Construction paper Markers Crayons Props Finger play Introduction:
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A DEMONSTRATION LESSON FOR SECOND YEAR QUARTER 4B: DIVERSITY OF LIFE TOPIC: BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION TIME FRAME: 1 HOUR STAGE 1: Results/ Outcomes Learning Plan in Science Content Standard: The learner demonstrates understanding of the diversity of life in appreciating other organisms and their value or usefulness. Essential Understanding: Understanding of diverse life-forms is the key to respecting and protecting other organisms and appreciating their value or usefulness through
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Full name: _____________________________________________________ Number:____ Grade:____ Class:____ Date:____/____/______ Teacher: ___________________________ English Test I Jessica and Clare are talking about Clare’s vacation. Did she have a good time? Jessica: Did you have a Nice vacation‚ Clare? Clare: Yes‚ I did. I had a lot of fun. Jessica: Where did you go? Clare: I went to Florianopolis. My father’s family live there. Jessica: Who did you travel with? Clare: I traveled with
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A DETAILED DEMOSTRATION LESSON PLAN IN SCIENCE AND HEALTH V I. OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson‚ the pupils should be able to: a. Identify ways by which solar energy is used by plants‚ animals and humans. b. Writes the importance of solar energy in our daily lives. c. Appreciate of the importance of the sun. II. SUBJECT MATTER “Solar Energy” References Science and Health V by Jessie Villegas pp.256-257 Activity Workbook in Elementary Science page 48 Materials Power point
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The argument that it is essential to impose a moratorium on further immigration in order to protect the local is not coherent. The line of reasoning presented makes several unwarranted assumptions‚ which inevitably lead to an illogical conclusion. Therefore‚ a deeper analysis is necessary to comprehend the logical gaps in the chain of ideas. Initially‚ the author’s conclusion goes beyond the evidence. The argument assumes‚ without proof‚ that the inflow of immigrant workers are the cause of the
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Have American teenagers lost moral values such as truth‚ hard work and honesty? That’s what statistics seem to indicate. According to a national poll of more than 20.000 middle school and high school students‚ sponsored by the Josephson Institute of Ethics‚ nearly half of all high schoolers are thieves. 47% of students admitted they stole something from a store in the past twelve months‚ and more than one in four said they have committed theft at least twice. The theft rate represents an 8% jump
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