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Standard II. Planning and Designing Learning Environments and Experiences

 

Rubric
II.A

Teachers design developmentally appropriate learning opportunities that apply technology-enhanced instructional strategies to support the diverse needs of learners

 

Title

Heat vs. Temperature Lesson Plan

Description

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Reflection

In this lesson the concepts of heat and temperature are presented using visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic methods.  Students watch a video and use an online simulation of the movement of molecules to reinforce the concepts.  They are actively involved throughout the lesson with the use of hands-on activities.  Technology is used to present content (video), for simulation (Internet), and to collect (science probes) and analyze data (graphing calculator).   The activities are appropriate for the developmental level of my students and suggestions are given for considerations for special needs students.  Lesson was correlated to the Virginia SOL.  It addresses NETS*S Standard 3, 5, and 6.

Evidence

heat.pdf

 

Criteria

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Plan developmentally appropriate learning experiences
 

 

 

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Considers appropriate level of difficulty when incorporating a variety of hands-on student technology use into lesson

 

 

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Plan lessons in alignment with NETS*S standards
 

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Cites specific NETS*S standards addressed by technology-enhanced lesson

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Following must be included to achieve meets on all criteria.

One or more NETS*S-correlated lessons that incorporate different student hands-on uses of technology

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