Janet Walters

MTTC – ESC Region XI

April 27, 2003

 

Assessment Strategies For Lesson Plan #2

 

 

Learning Goals (Target and Professional)

At the completion of session, fourth-grade teacher will be able to

Nested Learning Objectives

(What Must the Mentee Be Able To Do To Achieve Each Learning Goal?)

At the completion of session, the fourth-grade teacher will be able to

Type of Learning

(Cognitive, Psychomotor, Affective)

Assessment Strategies

measures for the learning environment to assess the goals/sub-goals

Feedback Strategy

1.  demonstrate student collaboration skills as students work in groups to create a list of advantages of owning a pet

1.  recall prior knowledge

2.  use synthesis and application skills as students talk about the relationship between quality of life and owning a pet

Cognitive

Affective

 

Knowledge

Synthesis

Application

discussion

feedback will indicate the appropriateness of the advantages listed and how the advantages could be explained in a paragraph and suggestions about the collaboration activity

2. go to a web address on the Internet

1. use the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop and type in a URL

2. use vocabulary for searching the Internet

Synthesis

Application

check list on a rubric

feedback will provide praise and individual help

3.  copy and paste an image from a web site

1. use computer menus

2. manipulate a digital image

Cognitive

Synthesis

 

check list on a rubric

feedback will provide praise and individual help

4.  use word processing skills to create a document

 

 

 

1. use keyboarding skills

2. use appropriate mechanics (capitalization and punctuation)

Cognitive, psychomotor

Executing actions

Synthesis

Application

 

check list on a rubric that considers spelling, mechanics, grammar, and content

feedback will include one-on-one help as needed and information about books or other self-help manuals that can help the teacher learn the software

5. use word processing skills to create a table

 

 

1. use keyboarding skills

2. use commands for creating and formatting a table

Cognitive, affective

self-assessment,

discussion,

self-reflection,

rubric check list

feedback will include help as needed

6.  use a printer and software to print a document that includes a graphic and a table

1.  use computer commands to format a document

2. use the Print command

Cognitive, affective

self-assessment,

discussion, self-reflection, rubric check list

feedback will include help as needed