I decided to critique the 3RC lesson plan that I previously discussed in my blog using the Dynamic Instructional Design Model. I will be evaluating the lesson plan from the perspective of a fourth grade teacher. At the first step, Know Your Learners, I can predict that the lesson plan is appropriate for fourth graders. As I work in fourth grade, I know that this lesson relates to what they already know and there is a video and hands-on activity, thus catering to many learning styles. For step two, Outline the Objectives, this lesson plan has 5 learning objectives clearly labeled at the beginning of the plan. Step three, Establish the Learning Environment is not directly defined in the lesson plan, but within the sub-activity, there are more explicit instructions should you choose to do the extra activity. Step four, Identify Teaching and Learning Strategies, is met throughout the lesson plan. There are activities, videos, and worksheets to choose from in order to cover a wi...
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