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Back to Basics: Lesson Planning for the Concurrent Classroom

Catlin Tucker

A daily review helps students to master concepts and skills by shifting that information or those skills from controlled processing to automatic processing. By covering less, teachers are freed to spend more time supporting students in understanding, practicing, and contextualizing new information. Collaborative Practice.

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Progressivism Lesson Plans

Passion for Social Studies

Due to this, students are often eager for Progressivism lesson plans. Luckily, there are amazing Progressivism lessons to ensure students learn the advancements and complexities. Progressive Reform Lesson This is the perfect activity to add to your Progressivism lesson plans.

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Sociology Lesson Plans

Passion for Social Studies

Since students love this course, it is essential to have engaging, interactive sociology lesson plans. Luckily, there are tons of incredible sociology lessons to ensure students explore the underlying social forces that shape human behavior. Famous Sociologists Lesson Honestly, there are so many influential names in sociology.

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The Point of a Lesson

A Principal's Reflections

I am not a huge fan of collecting lesson plans and have not been for years. Regardless of where you stand on the whole lesson plan debate, the intent is what really matters. I know when I went through my coursework and teaching certification process this was emphasized in any lesson plan.

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4 Steps for Continuous Improvement

A Principal's Reflections

How many of us were initially trained doesn’t carry as much weight in a world where information is readily at our fingertips. Take lesson planning, for example. Many of us recall the days when lesson plans were a labor of love or a big waste of time. The days of rigid, labor-intensive lesson planning are behind us.

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The Role of a Leader in Building Capacity

A Principal's Reflections

Another successful strategy is to develop an informal walk-through schedule with your leadership team. If lesson plans are still collected, ask for them to demonstrate what will be done two weeks into the future. Consider less of a focus on lesson plans and more on assessment by collecting these two weeks into the future.

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Your Ticket to More Effective Lessons

A Principal's Reflections

During my training to become a teacher, I was immersed in the work of Madeline Hunter when it came to lesson plan design. In simple terms, these are ungraded formative assessments that assess what students learned during the course of the lesson. What lesson this week is a natural fit for an exit ticket?