The Power of a Teacher
The Power of a Teacher | Adam Saenz
1. After watching the video, what point is Dr. Saenz trying to make about people who enter the field of Education.
2. Do you agree or disagree with him? Explain why?
3. What moved you about his talk? Explain
Lesson Plan:
Volume IV
Drawing
Grade: Fifth graders
Objectives: Learning the importance of line in drawing and trying to accomplish one-line drawing
Materials: Instruction video and something to draw with
Competency: Make student including those who are unfamiliar with drawing engage by a leading and caring way of introducing.
Activity: Starting with some warm up as always to make sure students are physically engaged as individual or group. Then teacher plays a short music to let student meditate with for like 2 to 3 minutes. Then teacher tell students what one line drawing is. Then students will need to try to draw one as an individual. This part will take about 10 minutes. They can try multiple times. Then the class wraps up with student’s volunteering presentation.
assessment: participation and engagement
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Jessica Jacobs
Lesson Plan:
Volume IV
Drawing
Grade: Fifth graders
Objectives: Learning the importance of line in drawing and trying to accomplish one-line drawing
Materials: Instruction video and something to draw with
competency: Make student including those who are unfamiliar with drawing engage by a leading and caring way of introducing.
activity: Starting with some warm up as always to make sure students are physically engaged as individual or group. Then teacher plays a short music to let student meditate with for like 2 to 3 minutes. Then teacher tell students what one line drawing is. Then students will need to try to draw one as an individual. This part will take about 10 minutes. They can try multiple times. Then the class wraps up with student’s volunteering presentation.
assessment: participation and engagement
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Ashley Stand
Ashley Stand
Lesson Plan
Due: 11/4/21
Warm-Up: The class will do a 5-minute warm up consisting of stretching different parts of the body as well as meditation.
Course: Drawing (grade 5)
Component: I (Aesthetic & Critical Inquiry)
Objective: Makes thoughtful comparisons of own artwork with artwork of others. (V.A.D.1.2.2)
Competency: Through the critique process, the student uses analytical vocabulary in verbal form to compare and contrast the elements of art and the principles of design in a work of art.
Activity: The students will be broken up into groups for about 10 minutes. Each group will be assigned a leader. The leader will draw a picture of their liking without revealing it to the other group members. After that, the leader will describe their drawing to the rest of the group in as much or little detail as they would like. Once the team members are finished with their drawings, the leader will reveal theirs and the group will compare and contrast the different works of art. After discussing it with each other, they will discuss what they learned with the class.
Assessment: The students in each group will be asked to discuss their piece with the class as well as talk about why it’s similar to the leader’s or different from the leader’s using artistic terms. If they are able to properly describe how their piece came to be, they will receive credit. Students will be able to gain speaking and listening skills as well as enhancing their art knowledge.
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Olivia Tanchel
Teaching final: What's your angle?
Mathematics Grade 3
Component: Geometry
Objective: Teach the basic four angles to the students. The students should then be able to recognize the different angles. (Acute less than 60 degrees, Right 90 degrees, straight 180 degrees, obtuse greater than 90 degrees).
Competency: The student understands, describes, draws and can identify the four basic kinds of angles. The use of this knowledge will help the student going forward in mathematics.
Activity: Students will write their name on a piece of paper and will need to label each angle in their name. Students will then present their angles to the class.
Assessment: Students are individually asked to label the angles in their name to see if they can recognize the four different kinds of angles.
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