School:
LESSON TOPIC/SUBTOPIC _________________________________
LESSON TITLE ____________________________________
LESSON SKILL TARGETED __________________________ (model)
CLASS LEVEL _____________________________________
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I. OBJECTIVES
II. MATERIALS
III. PROCEDURES (depends on the model used; see specific instructions below)*
IV. CULTURAL INFORMATION (all lessons should incorporate the ideas of cultural perspectives, products, and/or practices wherever possible)
V. TECHNOLOGY USED
*III. PROCEDURES
Please use one of the models below as a guide when developing your lesson. All lessons submitted should fall under one of the models or guidelines detailed for this project (PACE, Interactive Listening/Reading [either version], or Culture Lesson).
PACE MODEL: GRAMMAR INSTRUCTION GUIDELINES
Design a lesson that integrates formal grammar instruction in the context
of a whole-language approach, using the PACE
model (Adair-Hauck & Donato, cited in Shrum & Glisan (2000), p.
154-157).
Stages |
A. Presentation
B. Attention C. Co-Construct Explanation D. Extension Activity |
INTERACTIVE MODEL FOR LISTENING/READINGGUIDELINES
Design lessons using authentic materials that include stages from one
of the following versions of the model (Shrum & Glisan, 2000; pp. 135-137):
Model I | Model II |
A. Pre-listening/Pre-reading
B. Identify main elements C. Identify details D. Organize/revise main ideas/details E. Recreate text F. React to text/explore intertextuality |
A. Preparation phase
B. Comprehension phase C. Interpretation phase D. Application phase E. Extension phase |
CULTURE LESSON GUIDELINES
While no specific model is required, lessons should conform to the triangulation approach suggested by this Standards goal area:
Insert here a diagram of the triangle of products, practices, perspectives w/arrows between each point of the triangle.