Formative assessment
Formative assessment is an ongoing process that helps teachers monitor student learning, provide feedback, and adjust instruction as needed. Here’s how you can perform formative assessment effectively: 1. Observations and
For adaptive groups with mixed ability levels
For adaptive groups with mixed ability levels, a teacher uses differentiated instruction and adaptive teaching strategies to ensure that all students progress based on their individual needs. Here’s what a
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Understanding Percentages: Your School Success Journey
MN: Make a creative worksheet teaching the concept of percentage as in the example of 100 percent attendance praiseworthy, which means no missing day or day off from school. Will
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Bridge Learning Gaps
Help me give my students a MacBook Air and headphones to create and access audiobooks. The Secret to Smarter Learning: Why Hearing Beats Seeing You should know that three of
Lesson Plan: Inclusive Literacy for 6th Grade (Dyslexia and Vision Impairment Support)
Lesson Objective:Students will develop vocabulary, letter tracing, and collaborative learning skills while supporting diverse learning needs. Materials Needed: Lesson Structure: Accessibility Modifications: Assessment Strategy: Differentiation Strategies: Homework/Extension: Learning Accommodations Checklist:
Lesson Plan for NY.SS.7.2.D (Colonial Developments)
Grade: 7 Student Needs: Dyslexic, bilingual, visually impaired Lesson Topic: Life in the 13 Colonies Lesson Objectives: • Students will describe the daily life, economy, and geography of the 13
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Lesson Plan Note
Workshop Model 8:1:1 – Make the lessons student-led. Give a lot of positive feedback. I do (mini-lessons): Read books and ask DOK questions.We do (Do Now): Interactive video and worksheets. You
Vocabulary Practice Worksheet: Tuskegee Airmen
Name: ___________Date: ___________ Instructions: Complete the following activities to practice the vocabulary words related to the Tuskegee Airmen. Vocabulary Words: Part 1: Definitions Match the vocabulary word to its correct definition. Write
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ELA Lesson Plan: Identify and Describe Characters and sequence events (For Visually Impaired Students)
February 10, 2025 Objective: Students will be able to identify and describe a character using pre-generated sentences. Materials Needed: • Braille notes or audio recordings of the lesson • Tactile
Science Lesson Plan: Historical Floods and Their Impact
Learning Target: Students will be able to identify some significant historical floods and analyze their impact on human society and the environment. Materials Needed: The Journey of Little Pebble 🌊⛰️
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