Lesson Planning Assessment
Name:
Date/Assignment
Lesson Plan
Objectives (learning
Boals) /Standards
Developing (+-)
arelisted
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Assessment
but not ceary
connected to learning
activities.
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| Prior
| Knowledge/Review
Little or no reference to
prior knowledge or
Accommodations | Some mention of
inclsion of students
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(Objectives and standards
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Assessment is referenced
Proficient(+-)
‘Objectives based on
standards, relate to
assessment, student
learning focused,
actionable and/or
observable
Relevant standards and
frameworks referenced
‘Clear, appropriate to
| development, relevant to
objective, includes
checking for
understanding and
progress and is either
formal or informal,
provides for prescribed
‘accommodations
References toprior
knowledge and/or review
are listed
Mere
Plans for learning
activities and
assessments designed for
special needs students to |
be included in the class,
Exemplary
Ee monies |
assessment |
Detailed list of prior
knowledge needed for
successful completion of
objectives and steps to
be employed to review
and/or reteach if
necessary _ _
Plans for the inclusion of
learning activities and
assessment for students
with special needs,
disabilities, advanced
skills and English
Language Learners| Materials/Repertoire/
Regul mate an
| Atenda voristnaieapeer
Tepertoire are vague or
missing
—
| Learning Sequence/
| Pacing
{earning activities are
listed in sequence
Learning Activities Activities are listed,
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Materials and repertoire
are listed and plan for
provisioning is present.
Teaming activities, pacing
references, and
sequential activities are
clear and logically
presented.
Activites are described
and teacher and student
roles are differentiated.
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All materials and
repertoire are listed as
well as alternatives. Plan
for posted agenda (for
students) is included
Learning activities ,
pacing and sequence are
logical and include
specifics for: Opening,
Assessment and
‘summative Activities
Teacher and student
activity is clear, Pacing is
realistic
‘Activities are clearly
described, instructional
strategies are
appropriate. There is
clear evidence of student
engagement strategies
and teacher facilitation
of scaffolding of learning,
routines and behavior
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SBS