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  #1 Jessica Steinmetz on 20 Feb 14

   

  A) This resource particularly stuck out to me because it outlined the necessities of a successful lesson plan or activity in science. It mentions the objective, materials, and procedure needed just like an actual science experiment but in terms of a lesson plan. This activity is very basic and explains the need for children to illustrate to the student what they know, what they want to know, and what they learned.
  B) I chose this website because it is something so simple that can truly make all the difference in what a child retains in the classroom. It is important that as teachers we create leading and concluding questions but it is equally important for students to create the same. This activity allows the student to analyze their personal thoughts, opinions, and knowledge on a subject.
  C) I would use this resource in every investigation we did. It is a great tool to measure a child's progress and straight from the words of a child. It is nothing too fancy, which I hope to find some great experiments in the future, but it is a necessity. Always remember to evaluate and reflect the needs of your students. This website reminded me of this.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A) This resource particularly stuck out to me because it outlined the necessities of a successful lesson plan or activity in science. It mentions the objective, materials, and procedure needed just like an actual science experiment but in terms of a lesson plan. This activity is very basic and explains the need for children to illustrate to the student what they know, what they want to know, and what they learned. <br /> B) I chose this website because it is something so simple that can truly make all the difference in what a child retains in the classroom. It is important that as teachers we create leading and concluding questions but it is equally important for students to create the same. This activity allows the student to analyze their personal thoughts, opinions, and knowledge on a subject. <br /> C) I would use this resource in every investigation we did. It is a great tool to measure a child's progress and straight from the words of a child. It is nothing too fancy, which I hope to find some great experiments in the future, but it is a necessity. Always remember to evaluate and reflect the needs of your students. This website reminded me of this.</div>

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