Prepare for Learning Teachers will strategically work with their students to develop a climate that is conducive to learning. It will include consideration.

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Prepare for Learning Teachers will strategically work with their students to develop a climate that is conducive to learning. It will include consideration of 3 main areas: The physical environment The social/emotional environment The intellectual environment

PROJECT TITLE Lesson ?/? Date: 27 July 2019 Learning Objectives: Level: Lesson Plan Prepare for Learning Present New Information Construct Learning Apply to Demonstrate Review H/Work Success Criteria: Level: Teachers explicitly share the purpose of the lesson/s with their students so that the students are in no doubt as to what is expected of them during the lesson. The teacher will: Make the content, skills and thinking explicit State clearly what the students will have learned by the end of the lesson Share the criteria against which the learning will be assessed. VCOP focus Accelerated Learning Assessment for Learning Collaborative Learning Effective use of ICT Thinking for Learning

New Information Now students will be presented with or introduced to the new information that they are required work with. Teachers need to consider what will be the best way to present the information so that it provides for maximum inclusion of the students.

Construct Students are given the time and opportunity to develop understanding of the new information and to practice using their developing skills. The students are actively engaged in exploring the content. At this time it would be common for them to be working in groups, talking with each other about, their work quite often making errors but most of all working towards building a personal understanding what they have been presented with.

Application Students are participating in a task or tasks that will allow them to demonstrate their developing understanding of the content that was presented. During this time teachers and students may be involved in assessing and evaluating the outcomes of the students’ learning. Over time there should be a variety of techniques and methods used to determine the levels of achievement

Review Reviewing is a critical element in the process of teaching and learning as it is at this point that teachers can challenge the students to make their learning explicit.  Although Review is the last of the elements of the cycle to be described, it should not be seen as coming only at the end of a lesson. It is useful to include different review opportunities throughout every lesson so that teachers and students can identify challenges and supports, and strengths and weaknesses. Review is a significant part of developing metacognitive awareness.