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    The document outlines the Madeline Hunter Lesson Cycle, which is an instructional model for teaching lessons. It consists of 7 steps: 1) stating the purpose and objectives of the lesson, 2) focusing student attention with an anticipatory set, 3) imparting new vocabulary, skills, and concepts through input, 4) modeling what the finished product looks like, 5) guiding student practice of the steps, 6) checking for understanding through questioning, and 7) allowing independent student practice with closure by reviewing what was learned.

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    Francisco Serrata

    January 4th, 2017

    MADELINE
    HUNTER LESSON
    CYCLE
    Purpose/Objective
    Stated Clearly- Purpose of
    todays lesson, why the students
    need to learn it. What will they
    be able to do and how they will

    Anticipatory Set
    (Focus)
    A short activity or prompt
    that focuses the students
    attention before the actual

    Input
    The vocabulary, skills, and
    concepts the teacher will
    impart to the students- the
    stuf

    Modeling (Show)
    The teacher shows in
    graphic form or
    demonstrates what the
    finished product looks like

    Guided Practice
    (Follow me)
    The teacher leads the student
    through the steps necessary to
    perform the skill using the
    trimodal approach. -

    Check for
    Understanding
    The teacher uses a
    variety of questioning
    strategies to determine
    Got it yet and to place

    Independent
    Practice
    The teacher releases
    students to practice on
    their own based on #3-

    Closure
    A review or wrap up
    of the lesson- Tell
    me/show me what
    you have learned
    today

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