Welcome Back to Day 2!
Effective Lesson Planning 101
Professional Development
Nepal
February 2011
By Farhana N. Shah, U.S.A.

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Team Building 2

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Today’s Outcomes
By the end of the session, we will :
 Gain ideas on how to teach with limited resources
 Write lesson objective
 Recall components of an effective lesson
 Create a simple lesson plan using the components
 Communicate effectively with parents
 Develop individual goals
 Evaluate training

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Today’s Itinerary
Welcome Back!
Team Builder: Three Truths and a Lie
Meeting Protocols and Recap Day 1
Effective Teaching with Limited Resources
Components of an Effective Lesson Plan
Time to Work on Lesson Plan Template
Parent Communication
Individual Professional Development
Summarizer
Evaluation

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Ground Rules
 Take responsibility for your own learning.
 If something is not clear, ask questions.
 Participate by sharing your own experiences.
 Be willing to experiment with the ideas and

techniques presented.
 Honor time limits.
 Be respectful of those speaking (limit sidebar )
 Enjoy yourself!

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Feedback on Feedback

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Activator
Out of the two options below, if you had
only one choice, which would you pick
and why?
•

•

Have teaching materials and resources
Provide teachers with professional
development

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Effective Lesson Planning 101

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Framing the Learning

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Agenda
Objective
Background knowledge
Making connections
Summarizing

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Key questions when planning a lesson

What do I want my students to know ?
 How will I know when they know it?
 How do I engage my students?
 What activities will be effective in order
to gain understanding?
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Writing an objective or goal for lesson
An objective basically says what students should know and
what they should be able to do with the academic
content/curriculum. The objective should be:
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Match students learning
Should be able to be assessed or measured
Should be posted as “kid-friendly”
Should follow the school’s curriculum
Keep the WHO, HOW, AND WHAT in mind when planning
Who= student
How= assessments/activities/lesson
What= content or concept being taught

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Sample Kid-friendly Objective
Objective
The students will draw and explain the life cycle of a
butterfly using a graphic organizer.
Breakdown of objective into who, how, and what:
Who: the students
How: will draw and explain, using graphic organizer
What: the life cycle of a butterfly

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Processing Activity
That’s it!
That’s Not it!

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Components of a Lesson Plan
 Introduction
 Materials

needed

 Modeling
 Guided Practice
 Independent

Practice
 Checking for understanding/assessments
 Summarizing
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Work time…lesson planning with content-alike



Find a partner that teaches same similar or
same
 Use the lesson template provided and your
curriculum to create a simple lesson
 Remember to include all the components
 Be ready to share as part of “gallery walk”

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Processing Activity: Gallery Walk


Conduct a gallery walk by looking at the lesson
plans
 Select three you would like to comment on
 Using the post it notes, provide your feedback.
 Owners collect lesson plans and read feedback
Possible feedback ideas: do they have all the components, is the objective
something that can be measured, etc.

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Effective Parent Communication

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Parents as Stakeholders

Make them your “friend”/ally
Make sure they are aware of your
classroom procedures and expectations

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Professional Goal Conversation

 Meet

individually with Farhana
 Meeting will last approximately 10
minutes

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Remember…

"A teacher affects eternity;
she can never tell where
her influence stops."
by Henry B. Adams

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Summarizer and Evaluation
Please complete both the
summarizer and evaluation for
today’s training. It has been a
pleasure working with you these
past two days!

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Professional Development 2, Nepal

  • 1.
    Welcome Back toDay 2! Effective Lesson Planning 101 Professional Development Nepal February 2011 By Farhana N. Shah, U.S.A. Farhana N. Shah, 2011 1
  • 2.
    Team Building 2 FarhanaN. Shah, 2011 2
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    Today’s Outcomes By theend of the session, we will :  Gain ideas on how to teach with limited resources  Write lesson objective  Recall components of an effective lesson  Create a simple lesson plan using the components  Communicate effectively with parents  Develop individual goals  Evaluate training Farhana N. Shah, 2011 3
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    Today’s Itinerary Welcome Back! TeamBuilder: Three Truths and a Lie Meeting Protocols and Recap Day 1 Effective Teaching with Limited Resources Components of an Effective Lesson Plan Time to Work on Lesson Plan Template Parent Communication Individual Professional Development Summarizer Evaluation Farhana N. Shah, 2011 4
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    Ground Rules  Takeresponsibility for your own learning.  If something is not clear, ask questions.  Participate by sharing your own experiences.  Be willing to experiment with the ideas and techniques presented.  Honor time limits.  Be respectful of those speaking (limit sidebar )  Enjoy yourself! Farhana N. Shah, 2011 5
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    Activator Out of thetwo options below, if you had only one choice, which would you pick and why? • • Have teaching materials and resources Provide teachers with professional development Farhana N. Shah, 2011 7
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    Effective Lesson Planning101 Farhana N. Shah, 2011 8
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    Framing the Learning 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Agenda Objective Backgroundknowledge Making connections Summarizing Farhana N. Shah, 2011 9
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    Key questions whenplanning a lesson What do I want my students to know ?  How will I know when they know it?  How do I engage my students?  What activities will be effective in order to gain understanding?   Farhana N. Shah, 2011 10
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    Writing an objectiveor goal for lesson An objective basically says what students should know and what they should be able to do with the academic content/curriculum. The objective should be:      Match students learning Should be able to be assessed or measured Should be posted as “kid-friendly” Should follow the school’s curriculum Keep the WHO, HOW, AND WHAT in mind when planning Who= student How= assessments/activities/lesson What= content or concept being taught Farhana N. Shah, 2011 11
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    Sample Kid-friendly Objective Objective Thestudents will draw and explain the life cycle of a butterfly using a graphic organizer. Breakdown of objective into who, how, and what: Who: the students How: will draw and explain, using graphic organizer What: the life cycle of a butterfly Farhana N. Shah, 2011 12
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    Processing Activity That’s it! That’sNot it! Farhana N. Shah, 2011 13
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    Components of aLesson Plan  Introduction  Materials needed  Modeling  Guided Practice  Independent Practice  Checking for understanding/assessments  Summarizing Farhana N. Shah, 2011 14
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    Work time…lesson planningwith content-alike  Find a partner that teaches same similar or same  Use the lesson template provided and your curriculum to create a simple lesson  Remember to include all the components  Be ready to share as part of “gallery walk” Farhana N. Shah, 2011 15
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    Processing Activity: GalleryWalk  Conduct a gallery walk by looking at the lesson plans  Select three you would like to comment on  Using the post it notes, provide your feedback.  Owners collect lesson plans and read feedback Possible feedback ideas: do they have all the components, is the objective something that can be measured, etc. Farhana N. Shah, 2011 16
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    Parents as Stakeholders Makethem your “friend”/ally Make sure they are aware of your classroom procedures and expectations Farhana N. Shah, 2011 18
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    Professional Goal Conversation Meet individually with Farhana  Meeting will last approximately 10 minutes Farhana N. Shah, 2011 19
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    Remember… "A teacher affectseternity; she can never tell where her influence stops." by Henry B. Adams Farhana N. Shah, 2011 20
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    Summarizer and Evaluation Pleasecomplete both the summarizer and evaluation for today’s training. It has been a pleasure working with you these past two days! Farhana N. Shah, 2011 21