Toni McAfoos

MTTC 1002 Spring 2006

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Instructional Strategies

Learning Goals Instructional and Learning Strategies
Target Technologies or Desired Tool Functions
Constraints Identified from Instructional Analysis
Decisions
Student Learner Goals
The student knows that traits of species can change through generations and that the instructioins for traits are contained in the genetic material of the organisms. Coins, prediction worksheets Prior knowledge of genetics, no coins, no prediction sheets
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Solving problems. The student uses appropriate computer-based productivity tools to create and modify solutions to problems. Computer lab, printer, Microsoft Word, Networking, coloring supplies Already booked computer lab, downed network

No coloring supplies

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Professional Learning Goals
Apply strategies that meet the needs of the diverse learners in the class. Computers, peer tutoring, IEPs IEPs mismatched, no computer time
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Design methods to assess students' understanding of genetics and computer based productivey tools. Rubrics None
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To improve classroom management strategies while working with a variety of skills of individuals. Rules, expectations for behavior and accomplishments understood by all prior to going to computer lab No expectations, no rules
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To create a working relationship with my mentee assuring technology integration in all phases of her lessons designed for her Science classes. Computers, printers, applicable software, Internet Determine availability of technology equipment and its location.
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