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Deepening Content and Language Objectives. EL Services ELA SIOP training February 3, 2010. Focus CSTPs (California Standards for the Teaching Profession). Mastery or Learning Objectives & SIOP. 4. THINKING SKILLS OBJECTIVES What thinking skills do I want students to be able to use?.
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Deepening Content and Language Objectives EL Services ELA SIOP training February 3, 2010
Focus CSTPs (California Standards for the Teaching Profession)
Mastery or Learning Objectives & SIOP 4 THINKING SKILLS OBJECTIVES What thinking skills do I want students to be able to use? Content Objectives: What knowledge, concepts, and thinking skills are affiliated with my content area? This is derived from the standards. MASTERY OBJECTIVES What do I want students to know and be able to do when the lesson is over? How will I know if they know it or can do it? Language Objectives: What language skills will student need to be able to interact with my content? What will they be doing with their language if they are successful? INVOLVEMENT How can I get students really engaged? ACTIVITIES What activities could students do to gain understanding or to develop these skills? COVERAGE What knowledge, skill, or concept am I teaching? Thinking Behind OBJECTIVES J.D. Saphier
FRAMING INSTRUCTION Intended Learning Objective: “MASTERY” or “LEARNING” OBJECTIVE Communicated Learning Objective SIOP CONTENT OBJECTIVES & LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES Lived Learning Objective SIOP STRATEGIES &INTERACTION Assessed Learning Objective • CSTP 1 • Supporting and engaging all students in learning • CSTP 5 • Assessing student learning CSTP 4 Planning instruction and designing learning experiences for all students
What kind of verbs are used in the learning objectives? • Level 1 or Level 2/3 What level of questions are teachers asking? And What level of questions are students answering?
MASTERY OR LEARNING OBJECTIVE: SWBAT determine the characteristics and events of American slavery by watching a film clip from “Amistad” and taking notes on their film guide, and doing TPS about their notes. • Content Objective: SWBAT describe the characteristics and events of American slavery. • Language Objectives SWBAT take notes on the film “Amistad” with your film guide, and TPS the characteristics/events on your notes with a partner.
MASTERY OR LEARNING OBJECTIVE:SWBAT speculate on the differences between American slavery and the slavery in other countries by comparing their film/TPS notes on “Amistad” to their lecture notes, recording results on double bubble map, and discussing/recording results in groups of four. • Content Objectives: SWBAT compare and contrast the differences between American slavery and slavery in other countries. SWBAT speculate on the causes of the differences. • Language Objectives SWBAT record on a double bubble the differences between American slavery and slavery in other countries from your film/TPS notes SWBAT discuss in your group the differences and record why you think they were different.