A Real Ed. / Mini-Lessons 1, 2, 3

 EDUCATIONAL VIDEO


A real education: The plight of teachers

 

QUESTION

 After watching this video, please write your response to the situation teachers are currently going through financially, professionally, socially, psychologically and emotionally.


STUDENTS' WORK

TAL 324 O

Lesson Plans
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Leyla Shapiro

LESSON PLAN


Title: Self-expression through shapes

 

​​MDCPS / K-12

Competency Based Curriculum

Professor/Teacher:

Leyla Shapiro

 

1. Volume III

            

2. Subject: 

Visual Arts

 

3. Level: 

Elementary

 

4. Grade: 

            Grade 3

 

5. Component: 

Personal Development

 

6. Objective (s):

Shows increased independence and self-expression

 

7. Competency

The student can demonstrate independence in self-expression through increased experimentation of techniques and materials

 

 

8. Materials

Teacher: Provides music for students

Students: Paper and drawing/writing utensil

 

9. Activity

●      Students begin with a whole body warm up

○      Isolating each muscle

○      Then warming up all muscles and stimulating nerves

○      Meditation

●      The students take their first piece of paper 

○      Ask a student to pick a shape

■      Every student draws that shape on his/her paper

●      30 seconds to turn it into a drawing

○      Take a picture of the paper

○      Ask another student to pick a shape

■      Everyone adds it in their current drawing

●      30 more seconds to draw

○      Take a new picture

○      Ask another student to pick a shape

■      Everyone adds it in their current drawing

●      30 more seconds to draw

○      Take a new picture

○      Ask another student to pick a shape

■      Everyone adds it in their current drawing

●      1 more seconds to draw

○      Take a new picture

○      Everyone titles their drawing

 

10. Assessment

●      Take time to share students drawing with the class and the process of how it went 

●      Everyone uploads drawings to bb and explain 

○      1. What they drew

○      2. The process of how they felt having to add things into their drawing

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