Part I: Design a Lesson that Applies the Three Principles
Purpose:
To give participants an opportunity to practice applying the Three
Principles for designing effective lessons for second language
learners.
Materials:
Chapter or topic from current classroom textbook or curriculum
Instructions:
1. Write a lesson in which you apply the Three Principles for designing effective lessons for English language learners: increase comprehensibility, increase interaction, and increase higher order thinking skills.
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Grade level and content area Content Objective(s): specify what students are expected to learn as a result of your lesson An activity that introduces new concepts before students are asked to read about them A cooperative learning activity that fosters positive interdependence and individual accountability in order to cultivate genuine interaction Questions or activities that require higher order thinking skills Write the lesson in such a way that other teachers could implement it in their own classrooms. In other words, include all necessary instructions for implementing the lesson. While you are not expected to include detailed scripts of what to say at each stage of the lesson, you are expected to write the lesson in an organized, thoughtful, and detailed manner so that readers can obtain a genuine sense of how the lesson might be implemented in a classroom setting.
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Part II: Critique Peer Lessons
Instructions:
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Part III: Revise and Implement Lesson
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