Assignment #1
When designing a lesson plan using the Backwards Design, the steps are reversed. Firstly, I think about my goal; what the main lesson of this class is, and what I wish for my students to walk away with from this lesson. Based on that, I come up with the essential questions that will aid the students in understanding the point of the lesson. When answering the questions, will that help the students in furthering their understanding of the theme? If the answer is yes, that proves my questions to be on the right track. I do research, and determine that the knowledge and skills my students will acquire as a result of this lesson are that which I had in mind, and can aid them in their future studies, work, and lives in general.
Assignment #2
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When designing a lesson plan using the Backwards Design, the steps are reversed. Firstly, I think about my goal; what the main lesson of this class is, and what I wish for my students to walk away with from this lesson. Based on that, I come up with the essential questions that will aid the students in understanding the point of the lesson. When answering the questions, will that help the students in furthering their understanding of the theme? If the answer is yes, that proves my questions to be on the right track. I do research, and determine that the knowledge and skills my students will acquire as a result of this lesson are that which I had in mind, and can aid them in their future studies, work, and lives in general.
Assignment #2
View my Presentation on Backwards Design, highlighting Stage 2 by clicking here!
Nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteYou went through the three steps of backward design really thoroughly. Thank you.
Hi, Faigy, your presentation on backward design is superb. It's so organized and clear.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation, i really enjoyed watching it. I learned so much from it. THe graphics are done so nicely too.
ReplyDeleteAmazing job Faigy Ilove how you titled it as "climb to success"
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