Science Unit Plan: ELM-570 Science Lesson Plan Assignment – Mistakes to Avoid
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Unit plans and lesson plans go hand in hand. A unit plan is the overall big picture that must be accomplished, while the lesson plans are the smaller pieces of the puzzle that come together to meet the standards of the unit. As a teacher, you will be expected to take a unit plan and break it into several lessons that are well aligned to the unit and meet the individual pieces of the overall learning outcomes.
Part 1: Lesson Plan
Review the unit plan that you created. Choose one day from the “ELM-570 Science Unit Plan” to design a cohesive lesson plan for that day. Use the “COE Lesson Plan Template” to create the lesson and include the following in your lesson plan:
At least one standards-based science and one health learning objective
Technological tools that promote digital literacy, engage students in inquiry-based learning, and support diverse learning needs
At least one engagement learning experience that is cross-disciplinary and allows students opportunities for real-world application of science
Note: Ensure any instructor feedback about your unit plan is adequately reflected in the full lesson plan.
Part 2: Reflection
Write a 350word reflection on the design of your lesson plan. Include the following in your reflection:
Describe how the lesson plan supports the three-dimensional learning model, including a discussion of the scientific and engineering practices, the crosscutting concepts, and the disciplinary core ideas.
Explain how the technological tools used in the lesson promote digital literacy and engage students in inquiry.
Discuss how the instructional strategies used in the lesson engage students and support diverse learning needs through the incorporation of learning theories, evidence-based best practices, and technology.
Support your assignment with a minimum of three scholarly resources.
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