The lesson plans shown so far could really be useful to enhance learning of a subject in the classroom. Tanner and Carmen's lesson plan was full of facts that would be helpful in an English class. The way they set up their powerpoint was definetly for a mature audience and well suited for secondary level. It incorporated technology in the activity of the online scavenger hunt they asked us, as students, to do. It gave me a look at what life was like during that tragic time.
As far as the personality test goes, I think it would be a good idea to see what kinds of personalities your students have in order to able to teach your classroom effectively. It would be an activity that would allow the students to share their personality types with eachother, sort of like a first day icebreaker. I thought it was interesting taking that test to find out which famous person shared my personality type.
Gabe and I created a lesson plan targeted for second and third grade students. It would be useful becausse it would be fun to watch the movie and let students work as a whole to learn the 50 states. The movie really seemed to target that age group.
The lesson plan that was geared towards ag in the special education setting was a new twist. I've never heard of that idea before so it was all new and exciting to me. I am all for making gifted children more comfortable in the classroom setting, and like they said it is so important to pace yourself during a lesson.
Allison and her partner's lesson plan was cute, and it was quite similar to ours. I'm all for incorporating fun movies into the lesson plan. There is nothing better than learning the hokey pokey! :) It gets the students' attention and it will help them re,meber what was tought.
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