Engagement
Representation
Action/Expression
Lesson Plan Template
Accommodation/Modifications
100

It is often appropriate to offer choices in how an objective can be reached.

 individual choice and autonomy

100

In print materials, the display of information is fixed and permanent. In properly prepared digital materials, the display of the same information is very malleable and customizable.

 customizing the display of information

100

To reduce barriers to learning that would be introduced by the motor demands of a task, provide alternative means for response, selection, and composition.

Vary the methods for response and navigation

100

I communicate expectations to anyone who walks in my classroom by posting the ________ 

Learning Target

100

Provides a way for a student to access curriculum and "work around their disability"

Accommodation

200

It is a mistake, of course, to assume that all learners will find the same activities or information equally relevant or valuable to their goals.

relevance, value, and authenticity

200

Text is a weak format for presenting many concepts and for explicating most processes.

Illustrate through multiple media

200

Like any craftsman, learners should learn to use tools that are an optimal match between their abilities and the demands of the task.

Use multiple tools for construction and composition

200

Promoting students feeling successful early on, review a prerequisite skill, attention to administrative tasks, engage student ideas are examples of this part of the lesson plan template. 

Anchor

200

There are changes to the actual curriculum to allow students to access essential questions. 

Modification

300

Providing a range of demands, and a range of possible resources to meet the challenge. 

Vary demands and resources to optimize challenge

300

Examples:

  • Use advanced organizers (e.g., KWL methods, concept maps)
  • Pre-teach critical prerequisite concepts through demonstration or models
  • Bridge concepts with relevant analogies and metaphors

Activate or supply background knowledge

300

Students often need multiple scaffolds to assist them as they practice and develop independence.

Build Fluency with levels of Support

300

This portion of your lesson should take 15 - 30 minutes.

Add

300

Providing notes or fill in the blank notes

Accommodation

400

Examples Include:

  • Create cooperative learning groups with clear goals, roles, and responsibilities
  • Encourage and support opportunities for peer interactions and supports (e.g., peer-tutors)
  • Create expectations for group work (e.g., rubrics, norms, etc.)

Foster collaboration and community

400

One of the most effective ways to make information more accessible is to provide explicit cues or prompts that assist individuals in attending to those features that matter most while avoiding those that matter least.

Highlight patterns, critical features, big ideas, and relationships

400

One of the limits of executive function is that imposed by the limitations of so-called working memory.

Facilitate managing information and resources

400

Students deepen their knowledge through the _______ portion of the lesson. 

Apply

400

Rewording Questions in simpler language

Modification

500

One important aspect of self-regulation is the personal knowledge each learner has about what he or she finds motivating, be it intrinsic or extrinsic. 

Promote expectations and beliefs that optimize motivation

500

Students vary in the amount of scaffolding they need for memory and transfer in order to improve their ability to access their prior learning.

Maximize transfer and generalization

500

Learning cannot happen without feedback, and that means learners need a clear picture of the progress that are (or are not) making.

Monitoring Progress

500

Students need to reflect and teachers need to gather information on progress. 

Away

500

The purpose of accommodations and modifications is

To ensure ALL students have access to an education. 
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