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Lesson Plan Literacy
Grade Level:
Literacy Need: Community and Family Involvement
Lesson Title: Sharing the Responsibility
This lesson will be a lecture followed by an assignment. The lecture will be designed to promote ways of thinking that promote community involvement in literacy. The lesson will demonstrates the benefits of a literate community and where the student resides in this system. The students will be then asked to reflect on the lecture and provide a written essay that demonstrates their understanding.
Standards: The lecture will be 45 minutes. The written essay will be 3-4 pages.
Objectives/Learning Outcomes: The objectives of the lesson is that students gain an appreciation and awareness of the many resources that can support their literacy skills.
Materials, Resources and Technology: The necessary components of this lesson include a classroom, chalkboard,...
Since the essence of this lesson is not to directly influence literacy rates, rather it is to simply raise awareness of the many influences that affect the students' literacy skills. The strategies behind this lesson are based on fundamental leaning principles that are tried and true.
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By using the lecture format, Observational Learning is also being applied. Lipoff (2011) wrote "When a child is in a situation…
References
Lipoff, L (2011). Observational Learning and the Young Child. Funderstanding.com 26 April 2011. Retrieved from http://www.funderstanding.com/theory/child-development/observational-learning-and-the-young-child/
Orey, Garland, L., Martin, L., Xiong, M. (2002). Scenarios for Using Behaviorism. In M. Orey (Ed.), Emerging perspectives on learning, teaching, and technology. Retrieved
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