Monday, 11 November 2013

Week 7: Assured Model

 This type of teaching helps to grab young children's attention. By planning the teacher well be organized  in her thought and with her teaching materials. The age of the child will be taken into consideration as the teacher plan for the needs of the individual as well as for the group using the assured method it will be different than the ordinary way of teaching. Children can participate in the lessons. Technology will be used and modify to meet children's need. Using language that is clear and accurate so children can follow to engage in new learning experiences. Teacher will review and evaluate students as she sees fit. This form of teaching is new to me, but I think this will be a very useful way of learning. And using technology we will be able to relate to all different types of learners.



This is a sample of my lesson plan on plants.

 

Assure Lesson Plan

Topic: Plants

Teacher:  Mrs. Brade

Class: Grade 2

1)      Time: 45 mins

Subject: Science

Analyze learners: Age 7-8             

 Number of students in class 20

Type of learners: visual, kinesthetic, aural

Objectives:  Students would be able

1)      label the main  parts of the plants using a chart

2)      orally explain to the class  how plants grow, during  class discussion

3)      children will demonstrate by dramatizing how we use  plants  for food and how we use plants  for medicine.

Methods/materials/Media:

Pair group, dramatization, whole class discussion

Chart, worksheet, props

White board, projector, computer, power point presentation (in the form of a video)

Utilize:

The chart will be used to help the students to label the parts of the plants.

The power point presentation video will be used as an instructional tool to help the children see the different types of plants. It will also help them to know what they are used for: food or medicine.

Required Learners Participation:

Individually:

The students will first view the power point video on the main parts of the plant. They will then use a chart to label the parts of the plant on a worksheet. Afterwards students will be engaged in a whole class discussion on how plants grow. Finally, students in pairs will participate in a dramatization showing how we use plants.

Evaluation

Students would be observed while working individually and in groups.

 

 

 

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