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Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
LESSON SUMMARY
The purpose of this lesson is to inform students of how to find the midpoint and bisector of
a line using different methods. You will see students engaged in creating screencasts of
different concepts within this section and then presenting them to eachother. The teacher
will coach students in creating screencasts and guide them to appropriate content. The
evidence that students demonstrate mastery of the content will include a peer evaluation
on their screencast and written evaluations by the teacher.
Type
Purpose
Implementati
on
a short specific
description of how you
will administer the
assessment. Individual
or group? In-class or
out?
Feedback
Strategy (for
students)
How will students be
informed of results,
correct answers?
Informal
Peer Review
and Teacher
Commentary
Students will
evaluate
eachother
based on a
rubric they will
be given. They
will evaluate
groups and
write
comments. The
teacher will
also write
comments and
write her own
grade.
Students will
receive a copy of
their rubrics
that were
evaluated by
students and by
the teacher.
Practice
Standard CA
CCSSM
G-CO Congruence
Make geometric
constructions
English
Language
Development
Standards (ELD)
A.
Collaborative
1. Exchanging
information and
ideas with others
through oral
collaborative
discussions on a
range of social and
2
paper folding,
dynamic
geometric softwar
e, etc.).
G-GPE Expressing
Geometric
6. Find the point
Properties
on a directed line
with Equations
segment between
Use coordinates to two given points
that partitions
prove simple
geometric theorem the segment in a
given ratio.
s algebraically
academic topic
2.
Interacting with
others in written
English in
various
communicative
forms (print,
communicative
technology,
and
multimedia)
7. Use coordinates
to compute
perimeters of
polygons and
areas of triangles
and rectangles,
e.g., using the
distance formula.
Time: Teacher(s):
Description:
Students:
Description:
10 MINS
BODY OF LESSON
how will you teach, support, manage, and monitor student learning?
describe what TEACHER (s) and students will be doing.
Time: Teacher(s):
Description:
90
MINUTES
45 MINS
Students:
Description:
Students will work in groups of 3-4 on creating a
screencast using Prezi and Screencast.com. They
will already have an account from previous
experiences with the websites. They will present
on either midpoints or bisectors of a line based
on the Digital Textbook they currently are using.
They will be able to access definitions and
examples in the Textbook that they could use to
research on the internet and place in their
presentation.
Teacher will evaluate students on Students will present their screencasts in front
presenting their screencasts in
of the room. Students will evaluate each other
front of the class. Evaluations will on their presentations via the rubric provided.
be completed via rubric. Teacher
will instruct specific groups to
evaluate certain groups
screencasts.
LESSON CLOSURE
Time: TEACHER(s):
Teacher will ask students to share
one positive and one negative
thing about creating screencasts.
5 MINS
They will write this on a Google
Doc that the Teacher will have for
students to access via their emails.
Students:
Students will write one positive and one
negative thing they felt about the screencasting
experience. They will access this via their email
by completing a Google Doc.
SUPPLEMENTAL TEACHING
STATION TEACHING
TEAM TEACHING
PARALLEL TEACHING
ONE TEACH, ONE OBSERVE
NOT APPLICABLE
ENGLISH LEARNERS
STRIVING READERS
STUDENTS WITH
ADVANCED STUDENTS
English Language
Learners will
benefit from this
activity by being
able to create a
Prezi and write
short phrases to
explain their
presentation.
Students with
special needs
will receive
accomodation
s that coincide
with their
specific need.
Advanced
Students will
be
encouraged
to go beyond
their
requirement
s and find
additional
applications
in their
presentation.
RATIONALE SECTION:
PROVIDE AN EXPLANATION FOR WHY YOU CHOSE YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES, STUDENT ACTIVITIES, ASSESSMENTS, AND
ADAPTATIONS