
1001 Mentoring Field Experience
Lesson Implementation Form
Name of Lesson: Identifying Stereotyping (To Kill a Mockingbird)
Teacher: Mary Reynolds
Curriculum Focus: English II
Target Goals:
Student
1) Define and identify stereotyping in today's society.
2) Understand the impact stereotyping has on individuals and groups.
Teacher
1) Feel confident in creating student centered lessons that promote higher level thinking skills in diverse learners through the use of technology integration.
2) Use strategies that address classroom management skills
Professional Goals:
Mentor
1) Effectively assist teachers in integrating technology into lessons plans with leaner centered lessons appropriate in meeting needs of diverse learners.
2) Develop a cognitive questioning style that will lead to critical thinking and problem solving.
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Grade Level: 10th
Number of Students: 4 classes, app. 15 students each class
Amount of Time: Five 55 minute periods
Use of Modern/Emerging Technologies - Check all that apply.
Word Processing |
x |
Whole Group Presentation |
x |
Desktop Publishing |
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Spreadsheets |
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Graphing software |
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Databases |
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Multimedia Slideshow |
x |
Internet Research |
x |
Online Resources |
x |
CD-Rom Research CD's |
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Digital Camera |
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Laser Disc Player |
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Scanner |
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Camcorder |
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Name of Softwares Used:
1) Microsoft Word
2) Microsoft PowerPoint
Resource Management Plan - Check all that apply.
Media Center |
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Special Education |
x |
Technology Lab |
x |
District / Campus Network |
x |
Museums |
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Business Partners |
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Freeware |
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Online Instructional Materials |
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Shareware |
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Internet |
x |
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Adaptive / Assistive Technologies - Check all that apply.
Text-to-Speech |
x |
Learning Software |
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Enlarged text adaptations |
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Second Language Software |
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Keyboard adaptations |
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Voice Recognition |
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Pacing modifications |
x |
Software modifications |
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Assistive Devices |
x |
Adaptive Devices |
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Other: Magnifying software with reader
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New Designs for Teaching and Learning - Check all that apply.
Whole Group |
x |
Cooperative Groups |
x |
Student Centered Learning |
x |
Small Groups |
x |
Collaborative Planning |
x |
Discovery-Based Learning |
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Learning Centers (Stations) |
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Project-Based Instruction |
x |
Interdisciplinary Learning |
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Individual |
x |
Technology Management Strategies:
Ease of Access |
x |
Computer Use |
x |
Physical Space |
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Student Behavior |
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Explain:
Students will work in the lab with access to 30 computers or access laptop computers through use of the laptop cart. The instructor will reserve the lab or laptop cart several weeks in advance to assure access. She will also create a seating arrangement conducive to individual and group learning. If either cart or lab is unavailable, students would alternately use four computers in the classroom with a rotation plan designed by the teacher.
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Other:
Students will comply with District Acceptable Use Policy, classroom rules, and lab rules.
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