Breaking Down Objectives
Parts of an Objective
Organizational Arrangements
Key parts In A Lesson
Asking Quesions
100

TSWBAT obtain information from digital resources about the effects of pollution on the environment using 3 or more resources. What's the behavior?

obtain

100

What is the behavior in a learning objective?

what the student will do (verb)

100

What is transition?

moving from one part of the lesson to another

100

What is a hook?

resources to get students interested in the learning to take place (part of set induction./anticipatory set)

100

What is an essential question?

provokes deep thought about the content being taught

200

TSWBAT obtain information from digital resources about the effects of pollution on the environment using 3 or more resources. What's the condition?

from digital resources

200

What is the condition of a learning objective?

the circumstances under which the students are to perform the task or assignment

200

What is a learning environment?

a place where learners & teachers interact with each other that is safe, comfortable, good rapport and where you feel successful

200

What is closure?

Bringing the lesson to an appropriate end

200

What are reasons to ask questions?

engage, monitor, review/summarize, introduce new topics, assess, redirect

300

TSWBAT obtain information from digital resources about the effects of pollution on the environment using 3 or more resources. What's the quantitative criteria?

using 3 or more resources

300

What is the criteria of a learning objective?

what determines the measurement of success

300

What are the four decisions of organizational arrangements?

people, time, space, equipment/materials

300

What should your closure include?

include EQ, student summary of learning, and forecasting of the lesson; students do most of the talking when summarizing

300

What is a focus question?

Used to direct student attention to lesson or material to be covered that day--the EQ

400

What does TSWBAT mean when writing an objective?

The student will be able to...

400

What are instructional objectives?

written for daily lesson plans in behavioral terms--what to observe & measure

400

What is time analysis?

considers instructional, managerial, and activity time in the classroom

400

What is pacing?

fast/slow lesson goes

400

How long should wait time be after asking a student a question?

give students 3-5 seconds

500

TSWBAT obtain information from digital resources about the effects of pollution on the environment using 3 or more resources. What's the qualitative criteria?

information about the effects of pollution on environment

500

What is an objective?

brief, clear statements that describe the desired learning outcomes of instruction

500
Planning involves what decisions?

student needs, content to be taught, resources, objectives, EQ, I can statements, prerequisites

500

What is instruction?

the process of teaching and engaging students with content

500

What is a probing question?

a question requiring students to clarify their initial response, guide them to a more complete answer/understanding