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Lesson Design for Increased Student Engagement

Lesson Design for Increased Student Engagement. Presented by…. Amanda Lilick - Grade 2 alilick@chestercommunitycharter.org Jessica Berry- Grade 5 jberry@chestercommunitycharter.org Brett Wills- Building Director bwills@chestercommunitycharter.org. Students are hungry for more!.

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Lesson Design for Increased Student Engagement

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  1. Lesson Design for Increased Student Engagement

  2. Presented by… • Amanda Lilick- Grade 2 alilick@chestercommunitycharter.org • Jessica Berry- Grade 5 jberry@chestercommunitycharter.org • Brett Wills- Building Director bwills@chestercommunitycharter.org

  3. Students are hungry for more! • Appetizer- Gets you excited for the meal. • Entrée- The Meat & Potatoes. • Dessert- The finale.

  4. Every dish on the menu needs a recipe: • Preparation = Planning • Instructions = Demo • Ingredients = Activities • Finished dish = Understanding *Stay flexible- Substitutions may be necessary!

  5. Things to think about… • What do you want them to know or do, and what do they already know? • How do you make the topic or task memorable? • How much time do you have? • How can you incorporate a variety of tasks? • What materials are available? • How do you meet the needs of all students?

  6. Variety is the spice of life! **You can address so many needs with more variety: • Learning Styles • Ability Levels • Connecting Subjects • Pacing / Limited Attention Spans • Flexibility • More Comprehensive Understanding • Gives Students Options • Assessing Differently

  7. Amanda Lilick- 2nd Grade Science • What is the appetizer, entrée & dessert? Key Strategies To Look For: • How many learning styles are addressed? • What accommodations are made to ensure smooth transitions?

  8. Melissa Hardas- 4th Grade Resource Room • What is the appetizer, entrée & dessert? Key Strategies To Look For: • How does the teacher scaffold a more complicated concept? • How are different learning styles addressed?

  9. Jessica Berry- 5th Grade Reading • What is the appetizer, entrée & dessert? Key Strategies To Look For: • How does the teacher make “boring” tasks more engaging or meaningful?

  10. On-Task Tricks • Teach with enthusiasm! • Set goals for learning or behaving prior to activity • Set timers or count down • Give students roles • Organize of materials • Token Economy • Group Goals • Take breaks to either reward on-task behavior, or refocus • Student Recognition

  11. Our Favorite Resources for Lesson Planning • Rubistar.com • Quizstar.com • Sparklebox.com • TeachingChannel.com • TeachersPayTeachers.com • Pinterest.com • Your peers!!!!!

  12. What’s cooking in your classroom?

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