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    The document outlines Madeline Hunter's lesson cycle model, which consists of 8 steps for structuring an effective lesson: 1) Anticipatory Set, 2) Purpose and Objectives, 3) Input, 4) Modeling, 5) Checking for Understanding, 6) Guided Practice, 7) Independent Practice, and 8) Closure. The model emphasizes engaging students at the start, clearly explaining the purpose and learning objectives, providing instructional content, demonstrating the skill or concept, checking for comprehension, allowing supervised practice, releasing students to work independently, and reviewing at the end.

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    The document outlines Madeline Hunter's lesson cycle model, which consists of 8 steps for structuring an effective lesson: 1) Anticipatory Set, 2) Purpose and Objectives, 3) Input, 4) Modeling, 5) Checking for Understanding, 6) Guided Practice, 7) Independent Practice, and 8) Closure. The model emphasizes engaging students at the start, clearly explaining the purpose and learning objectives, providing instructional content, demonstrating the skill or concept, checking for comprehension, allowing supervised practice, releasing students to work independently, and reviewing at the end.

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    The document outlines Madeline Hunter's lesson cycle model, which consists of 8 steps for structuring an effective lesson: 1) Anticipatory Set, 2) Purpose and Objectives, 3) Input, 4) Modeling, 5) Checking for Understanding, 6) Guided Practice, 7) Independent Practice, and 8) Closure. The model emphasizes engaging students at the start, clearly explaining the purpose and learning objectives, providing instructional content, demonstrating the skill or concept, checking for comprehension, allowing supervised practice, releasing students to work independently, and reviewing at the end.

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    Madeline Hunter

    Lesson Cycle
    Closure
    A wrap-up or
    review of the
    lesson. So
    what?

    Independent
    Practice
    Teacher releases
    students to
    practice based on
    #3-6 on their own

    Purpose/Obj

    Anticipatory Set

    Why should we learn


    this? What will be we
    able to do? How to
    we prove we learned
    this?

    Short activity or
    prompt that
    focuses attention
    before the actual
    lesson begins.

    #1
    #8
    #7

    #6

    Checking for
    Understanding
    (CFU)
    Teacher uses a variety of
    questioning strategies to
    determine the got it
    yet?

    #2 #3
    #5 #4

    Guided Practice

    Teacher leads the


    students through the
    steps necessary to
    perform the skill using
    trimodal approach
    (hear/see/do)

    Input

    Vocab, skills, and


    concepts the
    teacher will
    impart to the
    students

    Modeling

    The teacher shows


    in graphic form or
    demonstrates the
    finished product

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