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    The biology lesson plan aims to teach students about cell form and function. Students will read about cells for homework and complete a note-making guide. In class, they will discuss the material in Think-Pair-Share sessions, create cell diagrams telling "cell stories", and present their work. An assessment will follow. The lesson plan outlines tasks like creating handouts, examples, and a rubric. It also provides a to-do list for unfinished elements like the note guide, examples, and rubric. A review notes the goals were met, assessments showed retention, and diagrams were well done, though timing could be improved next time.

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    The biology lesson plan aims to teach students about cell form and function. Students will read about cells for homework and complete a note-making guide. In class, they will discuss the material in Think-Pair-Share sessions, create cell diagrams telling "cell stories", and present their work. An assessment will follow. The lesson plan outlines tasks like creating handouts, examples, and a rubric. It also provides a to-do list for unfinished elements like the note guide, examples, and rubric. A review notes the goals were met, assessments showed retention, and diagrams were well done, though timing could be improved next time.

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    The biology lesson plan aims to teach students about cell form and function. Students will read about cells for homework and complete a note-making guide. In class, they will discuss the material in Think-Pair-Share sessions, create cell diagrams telling "cell stories", and present their work. An assessment will follow. The lesson plan outlines tasks like creating handouts, examples, and a rubric. It also provides a to-do list for unfinished elements like the note guide, examples, and rubric. A review notes the goals were met, assessments showed retention, and diagrams were well done, though timing could be improved next time.

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    The biology lesson plan aims to teach students about cell form and function. Students will read about cells for homework and complete a note-making guide. In class, they will discuss the material in Think-Pair-Share sessions, create cell diagrams telling "cell stories", and present their work. An assessment will follow. The lesson plan outlines tasks like creating handouts, examples, and a rubric. It also provides a to-do list for unfinished elements like the note guide, examples, and rubric. A review notes the goals were met, assessments showed retention, and diagrams were well done, though timing could be improved next time.

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    Heather

    Grimm

    The intent of this project is to create a Biology Lesson Plan,


    specifically to teach students about the form and function of the
    cell. The intended plan incorporates several steps towards a
    successful assessment. The students will read the corresponding
    chapter as homework the night before, filling in the note-making
    guide to assist in their retention of the material. Once in the
    classroom they will participate in a Think-Pair-Share session to
    refresh the material from the night before and clear up any
    questions before moving forward. Next step will be to create
    diagrams of the cell, and brainstorm their cell stories. They will
    each present their results to the class. The assessment will be given
    at the end of class. Hopefully by having the students interact so
    thoroughly with the information that the assessments reflect a
    positive retention rate.

    Lesson Plan
    Dates
    11/1/14 11/3/14 11/5/14 11/7/14 11/9/14 11/11/14 11/13/14 11/15/14
    Brainstorm
    Outline

    Taska

    Research
    Handouts
    Exmaples
    Rubric
    Assessment
    Execute Lesson

    To Do List
    o Brainstorm
    o Review Current Methods
    o Create Mind Map
    o Outline
    o Organize Mind Map
    o Assign times for each component
    o Research
    o Various techniques
    o New Biology breakthroughs
    o Handouts
    o Create Note making Guide
    o Examples
    o Create Student Brainstorming example
    o Create Diagram example
    o Rubric
    o Detailed expectations
    o Assessment
    o Venn Diagram

    Heather Grimm

    Heather Grimm

    Summary for the Cells Lesson Plan


    Completed:
    Reviewed various teaching methods
    Created mind map
    Organized said mind map
    Timing for lesson set
    New techniques/breakthroughs chosen and integrated
    To-Do:
    Create Note making Guide
    Make brainstorming Example
    Make diagram example
    Compile/organize rubric expectations
    Construct Venn Diagram
    Issues/Comments:

    Need to schedule buffer time for the activities to run over


    What is the plan if we run out of time?
    Do the students need to turn anything in online?

    Project Review

    1. Were the project goals met and were the end results completed
    on time?
    The end results were completed on time overall, however creating
    handouts took an extra day (I didnt account for needing time to
    allow for craft glue to dry). All of the lesson plan goals were met
    with success and the kids enjoyed the activities.
    2. What were the most significant achievements?
    Assessment scores show the information was retained by a majority
    of the class with success. Also, some of the diagrams were
    particularly beautifully put together I will save them as examples
    for the next time I teach the lesson.

    Heather Grimm

    3. What would you do differently if you could do the project again?


    I will keep the student brainstorming examples the students were
    more creative than I was. Also, I will divide the lesson timing a little
    differently leaving more time for creating the diagrams.

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