Message #1226 in Discussion #226: Teacher Leadership: Objects and Strategies

posted by:	Laura Harnish on May 15, 2003 at 9:02PM
subject:	lesson plans impact

The 5E lesson plan format looks great. I will definitely check out the
samples at the Tapestry website. We also have teachers submit written
lesson plans regularly. They do show a teacher's ability to think
about a lesson. The next question would be: what impact do the lesson
plans have on the actual instruction? Are the students learning more
because of this type of planning?

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Monitoring and Assessing Teacher Growth - posted by Laura Harnish on 05/13/03 - 09:32
- How do we know? - posted by Cheryl Pilatowski on 05/14/03 - 03:15
  - NSF protocol - posted by Laura Harnish on 05/14/03 - 07:51
    - 5-E Lesson Plan - posted by Cheryl Pilatowski on 05/15/03 - 09:24
      - example - posted by Charlene Czerniak on 05/15/03 - 11:22
      - lesson plans impact - posted by Laura Harnish on 05/15/03 - 09:02
        Lesson Plan Impact - posted by Cheryl Pilatowski on 05/16/03 - 02:16
        need for 5 E lesson - posted by Janet Struble on 05/20/03 - 01:01
  - Teacher Growth in Instructional Practice - posted by Kathryn Show on 05/14/03 - 08:45
    - Finding Time - posted by Cheryl Pilatowski on 05/15/03 - 11:55
    - levels of learning - posted by Laura Harnish on 05/15/03 - 09:20
      - Levels of Learning - posted by Jan Hustler on 05/16/03 - 04:42
        Levels of Learning - posted by Kathryn Show on 05/16/03 - 05:52
        Meeting the needs for professional development - posted by Ana Lopez on 05/16/03 - 07:06
        needs for PD - posted by Joan Gilbert on 05/20/03 - 12:04

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