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Sometimes the same question can serve more than one level.Curriculum ExpectationsCopy in full overall and specific expectations addressed in this lesson. All of these expectations are addressed in the lesson. Organize by strand and include the title of the strand from the curriculum document.Learning Goals (Unpacked Expectations) At the end of this lesson, students will be able to: State learning goals in direct, explicit, student-friendly language. Learning goals make explicit building blocks that are embedded or implicit in the expectations. Instructional Components and ContextReadiness Link back. List what students need to know and be able to do before beginning new learning. This includes what they need to know and be able to do in order to eliminate lengthy digressions to fill in necessary knowledge and skills ensure students success in the lesson. The lesson may include an initial subtask intended to identify students prior knowledge and skills (e.g., diagnostic activity). Terminology List key terms that are used in the lesson as either a conceptual learning focus or a functional, shared vocabulary.Materials List all materials required by the teacher and the student for the lesson.  Title Focus on action or pose as a question Lesson #Grade, course, programMinds On Approximately # minutesPause and PonderThe first part of the lessonnot just before, but necessary and integrated. Make connections: connect with students, connect students to the learning and to each other, link back to previous lessons, link forward to whats to come. Explicitly identify the lessons learning goals. 3. Create a positive classroom climate: welcome students, invite them into the lesson Engage students emotionally and cognitively Motivate students to engage Respond to a thought-provoking question, quotation, image, fact, problem, issue Provide entry points, such as narrative, overview Set a tone, tempo 4. Prepare for learning, ensuring that every minute moves students toward the critical learning Orient students to the topic, materials, activities Create a mental set Assess students prior learning Activate (or build) prior learning Anticipate key lesson activities Connect to previous lesson(s) Connect to students interests 5. Develop interpersonal, learning, collaborative skills Assessment for Learning (AfL) Assessment as Learning (AaL) Link assessment and instruction. Identify opportunities for assessmentin Minds On, Action! and Consolidation what will be assessed an appropriate assessment strategy an appropriate assessment tool. Differentiation (DI) Explicitly identify planned differentiation of content, process, product based on readiness, interest or learning preferencein Minds On, Action! and Consolidation. Quick Tip Provide alternatives, additional suggestions for scaffolding, other considerations, or links to guides. Link and Layer Link to prior learning (e.g., make explicit links to expectations students have already demonstrated). Hyperlinks in the Lesson (see example below) Provide hyperlink to excerpts from or paraphrases of research; samples of teacher-created resources, prompts or questions, student work; video footage of classrooms in action; teacher think-alouds or journal excerptsin Minds On, Action! and Consolidation. Action! Approximately # minutesStudents do history, English, science, etc.not hear or read about them. Action includes Questioning to evoke and expose thinking Responding with appropriate levels of challenge and support Fearless speaking and listening Practising principled practices for depth, precision and power Engaging learners in critical literacy Addressing the indicators Instruction includes Modelling Guided practice and scaffolded exploration Co-construction of understanding Gradual release of responsibility Differentiation A variety of groupings and collaborative structures Consolidation Approximately # minutesCheck for conceptual understanding of critical learning through reflection, summary, application, consideration of alternative approaches Use whole-class discussion, journals, exit cards Prepare students for/anticipate follow-up or next lesson Minds On Mix and mingle This strategy provides an opportunity for constructing understanding through productive talk. It also supports community building. In this strategy, students engage in brief paired discussions about a particular topic. Students may generate their own ideas to share on the topic, or the teacher may provide information to read aloud to a partner. Students speak to as many partners as they can in the allotted time. As students share, they build their understanding on the topic. See Think Literacy, Subject-specific Examples, English, Grades 7-9, pp 56-59. Action! Anchor Chart An anchor chart is a strategy for capturing students voices and thinking. Anchor charts are co-constructed. By making students thinking visible and public, they anchor, or stabilize and scaffold classroom learning. Anchor charts should be developmentally appropriate and clearly focused, accessible, and organized. Sample Questions What can (or could) be accomplished when collaboration works? What happens when the collaboration process doesnt work? What things do you watch out for? What values do you have to have in order to be collaborative and at the same time be creative? What values do you have to have in order to be collaborative and at the same time creating quality work? 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