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LESSON PLAN CHAPTER 13

TEACHER: Cairee Johnson LESSON DATE: 10/18/2021

SUBJECT: EDU201 LDC/UNIT TITLE:

 Standard Addressed: INTASC, Principle 5: Motivation and Management. The teacher uses

understanding of individual and group motivation and behavior to create a learning environment

that encourage positive and social interaction, active engagement in learning, and self-motivation.

Principle 7: Instructional Planning Skills. The teacher plans instruction based upon knowledge of

subject matter, students, the community, and curriculum goals.

▪ Objective/Motivation: The student will learn the skills and knowledge to be able to effectively

become a professional teacher, will understand the importance of observations in the classroom

and how they will help you become an effective teacher, gain knowledge of how to run a

classroom using simulations and experiences, learn the importance of a professional portfolio,

learn the importance of obtaining teacher support and the value of teacher leaders, mentors, peer

coaching and collaboration.

▪ Materials Needed:

1. Student: Textbook (Chapter 13):


Group Size: Whole class instruction.

▪ Procedures:

1. Teacher will introduce the lesson by reading the book: Today I Will Fly by Mo Willems1.

2. Teacher will engage the class asking what they feel are important things that can make

you a good teacher.

3. Teacher will build upon the discussion by introducing concepts taught in Chapter 13 in a

Power Point slide show. The teacher will share these concepts that will be put on the overhead

projector in a PowerPoint slide show to include the following subchapters:

a. How Can you Learn from Observing in Classrooms; Video Observations of

“Real” Classrooms; Focused Observations; and Observation Instruments

b. How Can You Gain Practical Experience for Becoming a Teacher?; Classroom

Experiences; Microteaching, Simulations; and Practica

c. Teacher Portfolio; Portfolio Contents; and Using a Portfolio

d. How Can You Obtain Support as a Teacher; The Benefits of Having a Mentor;

What Leadership Opportunities Will You Have Beyone the Classroom?; Teacher

Leaders; and Teacher Collaboration.

4. Teacher will tie in the book and the lessons we can take from little Piggie and begin to

summarize entire lesson.

5. Analyze and discuss information provided through group or independent practice.

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Article approving reading books online:
https://www.edsurge.com/news/2020-03-30-can-teachers-read-books-out-loud-online-actually-
yes
6. Have students write a short summary of what they have learned and what their

expectations are for becoming a teacher.

7. Discuss how they feel about becoming a teacher and if their expectations are

realistic. Encourage teachers that they must have the confidence and believe that they can

achieve and succeed just like Piggie knew she could fly, hadn’t quite figured out how, but knew

she could. Encourage them to seek support and believe in themselves in order to be successful.

Students will be armed with the knowledge of how to begin their journey to begin their career as

a teacher.

6. Assessment: Activity will be worth 10 points total as follows:

1. 5 points = The student demonstrates knowledge of the certain subchapters in the lesson

and engages in discussion evidencing such knowledge.

2. 5 points = The student can identify and write a short summary of what the necessary

steps are to become of professional teacher.

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