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Teacher Bryce Lutke ate !arch "# I, -b%ectives .o/ does this lesson connect to the unit 'lan0 This allo/s for students to read about the hand outs on the revolutions that occurred during that time, They /ill connect the revolutions to each other in terms of liberty and e1uality, cognitive3 'hysical Learners /ill be able to2 ( 4 A' An E C5 develo'ment $ub%ect& To'ic& Theme Atlantic (evolutions Big Era ) *rade Freshman + $o'homore
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Com'are use readings and com'are them to each other, Be able to com'rehend the sub%ects of the readings
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II, Before you start Identify 'rere1uisite kno/ledge and skills, ?ith a general kno/ledge of the revolutions before hand these readings are meant to dee'en the students kno/ledge,
Pre3assessment 6for learning72 Ask students for their definition of Liberty and E1uality9 and /hat they think it means to have both and /hat the differences are, Formative 6for learning72 I /ill give the students my definition and /hat I think the differences are su''orting or -utline assessment activities asking the students to e@'and on their o/n thoughts, Formative 6as learning72 As students /ork on their 'ro%ect I /ill /alk around and ask for them to defend their 6a''licable to this lesson7 ans/ers that they chose, $ummative 6of learning72 The essay that /e /rite /ill make sure that students kno/ the information and
?hat barriers might this lesson 'resent0 ?hat /ill it take B neurodevelo'mentally9 e@'erientially9 emotionally9 etc,9 for your students to do this lesson0
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III, The Plan Time Com'onents !otivation 6o'ening& introduction& engagement7 escribe teacher activities A> student activities for each com'onent of the lesson, Include im'ortant higher order thinking 1uestions and&or 'rom'ts, 3 Introduce the class to the 'ro%ect and /ork that /e 3 $tudents /ill listen and ask 1uestions as they feel /ill be doing today, needed 3 Connect this to ho/ /e are com'aring the revolutions to each other in E1uality and Liberty
3 I /ill introduce each of the readings and give 3 ?ithin their grou's students /ill do the readings students about ) minutes in order to get though the and discuss the 1uestions that are at the end of each readings, reading, 3 After the readings /e /ill /atch on of Eohn *reenFs 3 $tudents /ill /atch the movies as they are 'layed Doutube cli's on the multi'le revolutions that /e 3 ?hen called u'on the students /ill give their =9<9" are learning about ans/ers 3 ?e /ill be using the =9<9" method in order to 3 In their grou's students /ill go though the evelo'ment revie/ the material /e %ust read and /atched 6= com'arisons /ork sheet, 6the largest things they learned9 < facts9 " 1uestion7 com'onent or main body of the 3 -nce /e are done /ith all three reading and the movies I /ill hand out the com'arison 'a'er and as lesson7 grou's the students /ill rate each revolution based on Liberty and e1uality
3 I /ill e@'lain /hat is needed for the essay and I /ill 3 students /ill collect the /orksheet and 'ack u' for give the students the check list rubric so that they class, can follo/ that to better organiAe their thoughts,
Dour reflection about the lesson9 including evidence6s7 of student learning and engagement9 as /ell as ideas for im'rovement for ne@t time, 6?rite this after teaching the lesson9 if you had a chance to teach it, If you did not teach this lesson9 focus on the 'rocess of 're'aring the lesson,7
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3 4se tables and gra'hs and other strategies so that students /ho learn in different /ays can gro/ individually in the /ay that is best for them,
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3 For those student /ho are gifted I /ill encourage discussion in /hich they /ill be able to talk so that they can better learn,
3 There are fe/ social class differences in my classroom9 most students are from the u''er $ocial Class differences middle class, BridgingH6"I;3<"#7 -akes&Li'ton 6C3<;7 Levine 6<<;3<::7
3 ?ith this being a /orld history class I can give time for many different cultures and areas /hich /ould not normally be discussed in a history class,
3 In the class I /ill have the seating chart mi@ u' both genders so that there /ill not be a *ender differences bias, BridgingH6<"<3<<:7 3 Also allo/ for students to e@'ress their o'inion, -akes&Li'ton 6<))3<)I7
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