6. After students have made suggestions, I will introduce Miss D’s posters and describe what each solution looks like. After explaining each solution, I will place the poster on the whiteboard and secure it with a magnet.
• Talk It Out - Sometimes it is all a big misunderstanding. Use your words and tell the person your side of the story. Don’t forget to listen to their side too!
• Share - If you both want to use something, suggest then how the game could be more fun by playing together! Share it by taking turns.
• Ignore It - If it doesn’t involve you, then ignore it. If someone tells you something silly and you know it isn’t true then ignore it. Don’t let it waste your time by thinking about it.
• Walk Away - If something annoys you,
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The students will read the card. Together they will act out how they would solve the problem.
• I select one card and call on a student. We will model how to do the activity.
• After modeling the activity, I will ask if anyone has a question about what they are supposed to do.
• I will explain that they only have about 3 minutes and that each student needs to take a turn choosing a solution and acting it out.
• Once all the students have a card, time will start. I will give students a 30-second warning, 10-second warning, and begin to count down when 5 seconds remain.
While students are participating in the activity, I will walk around to informally assess the partners. I will look at how the students are interacting and applying the new solutions.
10. Once students return to the rug, I will ask the students to sit their cards in front of them. I will call on students who have not participated or if everyone has participated, I will draw a stick.
• The student that is called on will stand up and come to the front of the rug with their partner and bring their card with them.
• I will read the card and then students will act out their solution.
• This will continue until 3 pairs have shared.
11. After the students had the opportunity to share, I will dismiss the students by row to go back to their desks.
Closing:
1. Once students are back at their desks, I will ask with students to put their heads down and show me
What were the objectives of this lesson? How well do you think your students understood the overall purpose and relevance of the lesson? (APS 4.A–C)
Once questions are answered and all students feel comfortable moving forward then give introduction of the lesson activity.
2. To introduce students to the process of problem identification and potential solution analysis that will be used in case discussions throughout the semester.
Assessment: I will observe student behavior during their discussion and during the creation of their self-portrait. Also, I will assess students’ ability to come up with 10 positive
(The introduction is used for you to model processes for the students to show them how you expect work to be done.)
Review each scenario below, and choose one to complete for your assignment. Each scenario contains specific questions that will ask you to provide examples, explain your suggestions for improvement, and refer to the lesson. Be sure to respond to each question in complete sentences.
Each student takes a few minutes to think through an appropriate response on his or her own and then pairs with another student to share their responses. After putting their ideas together, they create a collaborative response to share with the class.
Teacher conducts group conference with the finished group to clarify and extend their learning. As teacher ask questions that provides with evidence of students’ understanding and explore their way of thinking. Teacher asks various questions to each students such as What obstacles did you overcome to resolve this task? what the hardest fraction you encountered? What strategy did you use? How your strategy relates to your classmates’
The students will listen and fill-in questions while the teacher goes over as a whole-class.
How did you as a group decide on the 3 activity to complete with the student.
Students are taken back in to the classroom where they discuss their findings and thoughts on the activity.
I use this method in consultation with the learner and we create a plan around the best way of performing it.
and remind the students of what they are required to do in your classroom. This can be
teaching note. As described above, some portions of the analysis contained in the instructor spreadsheet can be provided to students to facilitate the focusing of class discussion.
If you deem confrontation is necessary, however, confront the parties separately. Confront them in a neutral setting for a down-to-earth chat. If the conflict is in its early stages, resolution might be easily—and quickly—achieved now.