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    This document outlines Madeline Hunter's essential elements of instruction (EEI) model for effective lesson design. The EEI model includes 8 critical elements: anticipatory set, objective/purpose, instructional input, modeling, checking for understanding, guided practice, independent practice, and closure. Each element is described in detail to enhance student understanding and learning. The EEI model provides organization for teachers but is not a rigid formula, instead serving as a guide for maximizing student learning.

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    Essential Elements of Instruction

    Kelly Nagashima

    Madeline
    Hunters
    EEI Model

    Teachers use the essential


    elements of lesson design
    within instruction to enhance
    student understanding and
    learning.

    Critical Elements
    Anticipatory Set

    Check for Understanding

    Objective/Purpose

    Guided Practice

    Instructional Input

    Closure

    Modeling

    Independent Practice

    Anticipatory Set

    Activate Prior Knowledge

    Relate to the lesson

    Draw In

    Examples of Anticipatory Sets

    questions

    examples

    role play

    graphic organizers

    Objective/
    Purpose

    What students will be able to


    know or do by the end of the
    lesson

    Includes learning and behavior

    written with action terms

    can be measured

    Must be explained and shown


    to students

    Instructional
    Input

    What knowledge will you


    communicate?
    Instruction

    modeling
    demonstration
    give direction

    Examples

    lecture
    picture
    video

    Modeling

    Show or demonstrate
    process or finished product
    Serves as bridge
    Oral and Visual

    Check for
    Understanding

    HOW will you check?


    Is understanding and
    learning taking place?
    Informal, formative
    assessments
    Examples

    thumbs up/down
    questioning

    Guided Practice

    What activities?
    Monitor and guide
    Provide feedback
    Examples

    worksheet
    games

    Closure

    Culminating activity
    Summarizes learning
    Student stated
    Examples

    ticket out the door


    quiz

    Independent
    Practice

    Student demonstrates
    learning
    Reinforces
    Without teacher supervision
    Examples

    Homework or seatwork
    Small projects

    Provides organization

    EEI Model

    Not a rigid formula

    Guide thinking

    Enhances and maximizes student


    learning

    References
    Indiana State University (n.d.) Model for Constructing Lesson Plans. Retrieved from http://faculty.indstate.
    edu/wwilhelm/BEIT%20492-592/EEI%20Model.doc

    Pennsbury School District, PA (n.d.) Best Practices of EEI Lesson Design. Retrieved from http://www.pennsbury.k12.pa.
    us/pennsbury/Departments/Curriculum/Best%20Practices/EEI%20Lesson%20Design.pdf

    Queens University (n.d.) Madeline Hunters Lesson Plan Format. Retrieved from http://iicti-part1-fall2011.wikispaces.
    com/file/view/madeline+hunter%27s+lesson+plan+format.pdf
    San Diego County Office of Education (n.d.) The Madeline Hunter Model of Mastery Learning. Retrieved from http://www.
    sdcoe.net/lls/school-improvement/Documents/Elements%20of%20Lesson%20Design%20%28Summary%29.pdf

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