It is time to return to the classroom! Are you ready? I always find that it is a little bit difficult to get back into the swing of things. It’s hard to jump right back in and pick up the momentum where you left off the year before. I know that I’ve personally made many […]
3 Passive Learning Objectives That I Never Use
07/25/2011 by 5 Comments
I’ve written often on this site and in my eBook about the importance of writing out learning objectives for your students. These learning objectives, or lesson objectives, set a goal for your students to reach during the course of the lesson. It allows you as a teacher to focus only on the teaching strategies and […]
SWBAT Verb Examples
02/21/2011 by 8 Comments
SWBAT stands for “Students Will Be Able To…” and it should begin all of the lesson objectives that you write as a teacher. Using SWBAT properly places the focus of a lesson plan on what the students learn and do rather that what the teacher teaches and does. As I have previously written, too many […]
Are you making these lesson planning mistakes?
02/09/2011 by Leave a Comment
Are you making the following mistakes? I have and sometimes I still do. They are bad habits that all of us need to avoid at all costs.
Using Bloom’s Taxonomy to Create Lesson Objectives
09/07/2009 by 4 Comments
In order to expand on a previous post titled “Creating Lesson Objectives,” here is a short introduction to Bloom’s Taxonomy. Many teachers use Bloom’s Taxonomy to select an action verb for lesson objectives. Bloom’s taxonomy categorizes different levels of learning to allow teachers to think about what level they want their students to learn: knowledge, […]
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