College of Saint Mary Lesson Plan Format With Evidence of Student Learning Analysis
College of Saint Mary Lesson Plan Format With Evidence of Student Learning Analysis
College of Saint Mary Lesson Plan Format With Evidence of Student Learning Analysis
Integrated
Disciplines/Su
bjects:
Spanish
Literature
Culture
Time frame
for Lesson:
90-minute
period
Materials:
Computer with internet access and PowerPoint software
Teacher-made sample of presentation
LESSON PROCEDURES
Anticipatory Set:
Show students pictures of traditional Hispanic celebrations and have students
share what they see.
presentation to class
Closure:
Graffiti culture wall
Each student receives two sticky notes. On one sticky note students
will write one aspect of culture they found to be similar between both
cultures, on the other students will write one aspect they found to be
different. Students will place sticky notes on wall or chalk board to
create a visual representation of what they discovered throughout the
lesson.
Differentiation:
For students who need more hands-on activities; students will have the
option to create a poster instead of a PowerPoint/Prezi presentation.
For students with writing IEP, the option will be given to draw pictures to
go along with the comparing and contrasting matrix
References:
Content Knowledge:
Students understand aspects from a culture different from their own
Students compare and contrast aspects of their own culture with aspects of a
different culture
Students analyze two cultures to find similarities and differences between them
Teaching Methods/Strategies:
Individual learning: Allows students to incorporate their own thoughts and
values to their presentation and guide their own learning
REFLECTION
After presenting the lesson, I would definitely increase the time frame
by another 45-minutes. This would allow for more time to answer
questions and students would be able to have their compare and
contrast matrix revised by the teacher or peer-edited before moving on
to the presentation. Students could also use about 20 extra minutes on
the computer to research the cultural event or finish their presentation.
A list of cultural aspects that students may see would be helpful so
students know what they are looking for. This list can be done as a
class lead by the teacher before the students split up into their
individual research.