Using Lesson Planner
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The document provides instructions for using a lesson planner tool. It describes how to schedule lessons and events on the planner using drag and drop functionality. The planner can be viewed by the principal and in personal or section views. Users can also rename lesson plan sections and add notes to specific days. Only teachers can assign resources to students by tagging resources for a section.
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- 2. Schedule on the Lesson Planner • Drag and drop functionality • Viewable by principal • Personal and section views available
- 4. Try It Out Practice •Schedule a lesson and event on your planner •Rename sections if helpful •Add a note to one day Check for Understanding •Who can see your planner? •Who can add to your planner?
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- 6. Assign Resources to Students • Any resource tagged for students that has content can be assigned to a section • Only teachers can assign resources
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- Show how to rename sections from here Show views, scheduling events Demonstrate how principals can view (read only access)
- Discuss verify Roster and Request Section Access if applicable