Lesson Planning and Bloom's Taxonomy
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Which criterion indicates that learners are fully engaged with the language during the lesson?

  • The learners were engaging with the foreign language throughout (correct)
  • The learners were attentive all the time
  • The learners enjoyed the lesson and were motivated
  • The language was used communicatively throughout

Which step of lesson planning discusses checking if objectives were met?

  • Practice
  • Warm-up
  • Presentation
  • Assessment (correct)

What should be included in the objectives when planning a lesson?

  • General statements about the lesson content
  • Observable and measurable actions students will perform (correct)
  • A list of topics to be covered
  • The materials needed for the lesson

What is the main function of the warm-up in a lesson plan?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of assignment mentioned?

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During which part of the lesson do students primarily perform exercises based on new material?

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What type of assignments help motivate students to engage with academic contexts?

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What is the primary purpose of a lesson plan?

<p>To provide a structure and outline for student learning (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of re-teaching a lesson according to the assessment results?

<p>To ensure students learn through different techniques if objectives were not met (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which element is NOT fundamental for writing effective lesson objectives?

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What should be considered when planning learning activities?

<p>The alignment of activities with learning objectives (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is organizing learning activities important in a lesson plan?

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What role does evaluating the lesson plan serve?

<p>It allows for adjustments and feedback after the lesson (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do clear objectives benefit students?

<p>They assist students in knowing what is expected from them (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When should a teacher evaluate the lesson plan?

<p>During the lesson and after it has ended (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect is NOT typically included in a lesson plan?

<p>A detailed class calendar for the year (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was Anansi's initial intention regarding the pot of wisdom?

<p>To keep it for himself and hide it (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What challenge did Anansi face while climbing the tree?

<p>The pot kept bumping against his stomach (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Anansi's son contribute to solving his father's challenge?

<p>By suggesting a better way to carry the pot (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the consequence of Anansi dropping the pot from the tree?

<p>The wisdom scattered and was shared among people (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What emotional state did Anansi experience after following his son's advice?

<p>Anger at feeling outsmarted by his son (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What lesson can be derived from the story of Anansi and the pot of wisdom?

<p>Sharing knowledge benefits everyone (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did Anansi decide to hide the pot of wisdom in the first place?

<p>To ensure that no one else could access it (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the pot of wisdom symbolize in the story?

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Flashcards

Lesson Plan

A written description of how students will learn to achieve specific goals. It outlines the teaching strategies that will lead to student learning.

Objectives

Statements that describe what students should be able to do by the end of the lesson. They are the desired outcomes.

Learning Activities

Activities designed to help students develop the skills and knowledge needed to reach the learning objectives. It includes activities that provide opportunities to practice and get feedback.

Organizing Learning Activities

The process of organizing learning activities in a logical order and allocating time for each activity. It includes flexibility to adjust based on student understanding.

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Evaluating the Lesson Plan

The process of reflecting on the effectiveness of the lesson plan after the lesson. It involves assessing if the objectives were met and identifying areas for improvement.

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Purpose of Lesson Plan

The main purpose of a lesson plan is to guide the teacher's actions during a lesson and provide a framework for student learning.

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Elements of a Lesson Plan

A lesson plan helps teachers think about the content, materials, sequence, timing, and activities they will use in a lesson.

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Lesson Plan: Security in the Classroom

Lesson plans provide a level of certainty and order in the classroom, which can be helpful in navigating unpredictable situations.

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Communicative Language Use

The ability of students to use the target language in meaningful interactions.

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Active Learning

Describes activities that help students actively participate in learning.

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Assignments

Tasks assigned to students to reinforce and apply learned concepts.

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Warm-up

A short activity that prepares students for the main lesson.

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Presentation

The process of introducing and explaining new material to students.

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Practice

Opportunities for students to practice using the new material.

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Assessment

Evaluating whether students have achieved the learning objectives.

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Learning Objectives

Specific goals that outline what students should be able to do by the end of a lesson.

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What is wisdom?

The ability to understand and apply knowledge; often represented as a valuable resource.

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What kind of person is Anansi?

A person who is very greedy and selfish, focusing only on themselves.

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What is the importance of sharing wisdom?

Sharing knowledge and understanding with others, allowing them to learn and grow.

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What is Anansi's mistake?

Anansi's action of hiding the pot of wisdom for his own gain, preventing others from benefiting from it.

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What happens to the pot of wisdom when Anansi drops it?

The act of dividing something into smaller parts, like a pot breaking into pieces.

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What happens to the wisdom after the pot breaks?

When people find pieces of wisdom that were broken apart, they begin to share it, allowing others to learn and grow.

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What lesson does Anansi learn?

A lesson learned by Anansi, that even a young child can have common sense and wisdom.

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What kind of story is "Anansi and the pot of Wisdom"?

A traditional story that teaches a valuable lesson about life or behavior.

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Study Notes

Lesson Planning

  • Lesson planning is a teacher's written description of how students will achieve learning goals.
  • Lesson plans help teachers structure lessons and resolve potential problems.
  • Lesson plans provide a roadmap for the lesson and record what has been taught.
  • Lesson plans include considerations for content, materials, sequencing, timing, and classroom activities.
  • Key steps of lesson planning include defining objectives, planning activities, organizing activities, evaluating lessons, and using different lesson formats like whole-class instruction or group work.
  • Lesson plans are especially important for teachers to create a structured approach and to effectively meet learning objectives.

Bloom's Taxonomy

  • Bloom's Taxonomy, a revised version, classifies cognitive skills into different levels of thinking abilities.
  • Thinking levels progress from remembering to analyzing.
  • The levels are Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, and Create.
  • Specific verbs are linked to each level for effective lesson planning and assessing learning outcomes.

Lesson Plan Example

  • This lesson plan focuses on the story "Anansi and the pot of wisdom."
  • Planning begins with clearly-defined objectives that can be assessed during or after the lesson.
  • Activities like pre-reading activities (word prediction), skimming for main ideas, and while-reading activities help engage students to better understand the content.
  • Methods for assessing learning include asking comprehension questions and analyzing student responses to ensure they grasped the main idea.

Assignment Types

  • Assignments can be in class or take-home.
  • Formats can include group work, whole-class discussion, or individual assignments.

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This quiz covers the essential aspects of lesson planning and Bloom's Taxonomy, which is vital for effective teaching. Explore how to structure lessons, define objectives, and understand cognitive skill classification to enhance student learning outcomes.

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