Lesson 1 Unit Plan On Identity
Lesson 1 Unit Plan On Identity
Lesson 1 Unit Plan On Identity
Discover yourself
Daily topic:
- use new created language related description of one self to give sentences
meaning.
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Connections
The teacher will go over second graphic organizer and 10 minutes -video
play the video again for the students. Students will watch -a graphic organizer
Provide Input the video attentively. The teacher then will fill it out the -color pencils
graphic organizer with the students (first part together).
Then teacher lets students do the drawings individually
for the second part.
Vocabulary:
Intelligent, merits, shortcomings, optimistic,
positive, friendly, good student, lazy, irritable,
graduate
The teacher asks students to turn to page 10 of the book 10 minutes -the High Point textbook
and look at the image paying close attention to details -an image
and focusing on identity. Teacher has students to write
Provide Input down phrases that after they will use to answer questions
about the image.
The teacher has the questions written on the LCD 10 minutes -the LCD projector
projector and picks students to answer the questions, if
Elicit Performance / Provide no volunteers. Students engage in the conversation with
Feedback the teacher.
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Enhance Retention &
Transfer
Reflection – Notes to Self What worked well is to break lesson in different activities. This helped to keep students engaged and
What worked well? Why? interested. Scaffolding for the students was appropriate to their grade level. Formulaic language was
What didn’t work? Why? used since it is an emerging level. Using images and the video target visual learners and help all
What changes would you
students increase comprehensibility. It all worked for this group of students because it was designed
make if you taught this
lesson again? accordingly to their needs. I would make changes according to the needs the group of students taking
???? this class in the future.
* Remember that the maximum attention span of the learner is approximately the age of the learner up to 20 minutes. The initial lesson cycle (gain
attention/activate prior knowledge, provide input and elicit performance/provide feedback) should not take more than 20 minutes. The second cycle
(provide input and elicit performance/provide feedback) should be repeated as needed and will vary depending on the length of the class period.
Name:
Date:
Period:
I AM Video Questions
Did the video help you understand what self-identity is? Yes No
Write one identification word you remember from the video: ___________
Name: ______________
Date: _______________
Period: ______________
Directions: List the words you see in the video that describes the person.
Do you identify yourself with any of these descriptions about yourself? If yes, to whom and why?
If the answer is no, mention or draw something that describes who you are.
For example, if you are athletic you can say “I like to play soccer” or draw an image of it.
What do you see in this image? Example questions to ask students: Do you see a graduate student yes or no? Is the girl being positive about her
future yes or no? Is she a good student yes or no?
How do you describe this person using the vocabulary words learned?
The teacher write this phrases for students to write on their notes and select one to talk about the image:
I can see that ___, In my opinion_____, From my perspective_____, I think_____, I believe_____
What do you want to find out about yourself? (give students examples and phrases)
What kind of person do you want to become? (discussion using background knowledge of careers they have heard about in the past)
Use the following phrases: I want to become____, I would like to become_____,
How can knowing about yourself help you now and later? (give students examples on board and have them write notes)