Lesson Planning
Lesson Plans & Instructions
Files
- Sample Lesson Plan
32kb - Blank lesson plan 28kb
- This lesson planning page is designed to help instructors think in terms of changing focused attention every 5 minutes. Each shaded area represents a five minute period of instruction. A sample of the 1st 15 minutes is also given.
- Lesson Plan Template 01 36kb
- This layout provides for a more general overview of the lesson objectives.
- Success Statements164kb
- Lesson Analysis 28kb
- An important part of student success in Stevenson is teachers who are willing to evaluate themselves as well as their students. Sometimes it is easy to fall into habits of leading students to correct answers especially when working with more dependent learners. It is also easy to allow speedier learners to dominate whole group situations. Careful reflection on the lesson can help instructors to identify areas where they might need to clarify their procedures in order for students to progress more quickly.
These questions are for instructor reflection of the lesson.
- An important part of student success in Stevenson is teachers who are willing to evaluate themselves as well as their students. Sometimes it is easy to fall into habits of leading students to correct answers especially when working with more dependent learners. It is also easy to allow speedier learners to dominate whole group situations. Careful reflection on the lesson can help instructors to identify areas where they might need to clarify their procedures in order for students to progress more quickly.
- Lesson Timing 188kb
- This provides a visual template of a possible lesson flow for a 60 minute instruction period to a whole group. This is not a must follow directive for each and every lesson. As pointed out at the bottom of this handout, a successful Stevenson lesson involves Reading, Spelling and Vocabulary Development. One of these areas may be the primary focus but all are essential to success.
- Lesson Planning Guidelines 60kb
- This provides simple tips for approaching the manuals and additional materials available to instructors. Hopefully, instructors will quickly see that planning a Stevenson Lesson is similar to all other lesson preparations.
- Lesson Planning Check-off List32kb
- These lesson planning pages may be used in 2 ways. First, as a pre-planning tool checking off each item as it is included in daily lesson plans. Second, as a check list after completing a lesson to determine what was done during the week either by a group or by individual students. The boxes may be used to represent Mon - Friday.
- Lesson Planning at a Glance 36kb
- This single page format provides a quick reference point for transitions between various groups or classes. It might also prove useful for teaching assistants who could provide follow up in each of the sections after the initial presentation of materials. This might also provide ideas for desiging station works for various groups.