Secondary Lesson Plan (2 of 8) : Outcome 1
Secondary Lesson Plan (2 of 8) : Outcome 1
Secondary Lesson Plan (2 of 8) : Outcome 1
NO. OF STUDENTS: 20
TOPIC/FOCUS: Begin researching/brainstorming themes for your Art folio and write a rough draft of Exploration Proposal.
Outcome 1
On completion of this unit the student should be able to prepare an exploration proposal that formulates the content
and parameters of an individual studio process including a plan of how the proposal will be undertaken.
Outcome 2: On completion of this unit the student should be able to progressively present an individual studio process recorded
in written and visual form that produces a range of potential directions, and reflects the concepts and ideas documented in the
exploration proposal and work plan.
Learning Intentions
The students will be able to:
Evaluate Out of the Box creation
Explain the purpose of a visual diary.
Describe the type of information a visual diary should contain.
Brainstorm and evaluate potential topics/themes for their Year 12 Art folio
Write a rough draft of your Exploration Proposal
SUMMARY OF RESOURCES REQUIRED:
Whiteboard, whiteboard markers
Teacher Notes
PowerPoint
Homework Task
Student workbooks, pens or pencil. (students to bring to class)
LESSON PROCEDURE
TIMING
RESOURCES
EXPECTED
STUDENT
REACTIONS OR
RESPONSES
TEACHER
RESPONSES TO
STUDENTS
(including
consideration of
the need to adapt,
reteach or extend)
GOALS &
METHODS OF
EVALUATION
(including specific
informal and/or
formal assessment)
Whiteboard
Workbooks
CLASS
DISCUSSION
Provide one
another with
constructive peer
feedback
15min
The teacher is to
act as the
facilitator in class
discussion.
Provide students
with questions to
consider when
evaluating the
work.
Teacher provides
the scaffolding
for class
discussion.
Provide informal
peer assessment
and feedback.
Lesson Development:
15min
PowerPoint
VISUAL DIARY
Explain the purpose and importance of a
visual diary.
Show students inspiring examples of visual
diaries.
Examples of Visual Diary pages to
inspire.pptx
Show high quality examples of previous
students work, that they can flip through.
Ask students to print out the following
document:
http://artseducationguru.com/visual-diariesor-workbooks/
(This document provides students with a
comprehensive list of what to include in
their visual diary.)
30min
Exploration Proposal
Assessment Task
Brainstorming PowerPoint
45min
Online Resources
Information
Students are to
view PowerPoint
presentation.
Students are to
print out the list
and stick it in their
visual diary, so
they can refer
back to it at any
time.
Answer questions
Explain key
points.
QUESTIONING
What is the
purpose of a
visual diary?
QUESTIONING
What is the
purpose of a visual
diary?
Check students
understanding
Students are to
listen quietly.
Ask questions.
Ask questions.
Explain the
Exploration
Proposal Task.
Explain the
brainstorming
process.
Provide list of
online resources
Questioning
techniques to
check students
understanding
Check for
understanding
INDEPENDANT RESEARCH
Computers
45min
Visual Diary
Exploration Proposal
Assessment Task
90min
Students are to
conduct individual
research and
create a Word
Cloud using
WORDLE.
Print out their
Word Cloud and
paste it into their
Visual Diary.
Teacher is to
assist individual
students.
Circulate the
room.
Have students
implemented
suggested
brainstorming
techniques?
Check students
understand how to
use WORDLE.
(Cater to students
different levels of
ITC expertise)
PowerPoint
HOMEWORK
EXPLORATION TASK-ROUGH DRAFT
Prepare a rough draft of your Exploration
Proposal.
Due at the beginning of next weeks class.
The teacher is to
run through the
homework Task
Ascertain whether
students have
understood the
Homework Task.
100min
PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS POST LESSON REFLECTION
Student
learning
(Were
the
stated
goals
achieved
by
all
students
or
only
some?)
Effectiveness
of
the
learning
and
teaching
strategies
(For
example,
review
your
questioning
skills
in
checking
for
understanding
or
your
explaining
skills
in
information
and
modelling,
or
your
organising
and
communicating
skills,
for
example,
giving
instructions,
encouraging
student
participation
etc.)
Reflection
on
what
you
have
learned
and
changes
for
future
lessons
(Identify
a
key
learning/insight
that
you
have
gained
about
effective
learning
and
teaching
and
those
changes
you
will
make
when
planning
and
implementing
your
next
Direct
Lesson
Plan)