From the curriculum support website, our group decided on focusing on the unit of Nutrition. (see project outline from week 2)
Task 4:
What do we want the kids to do?
- Watch the video and
- Take down the important notes.
- To complete a worksheet based on the video (general and specific questions related to the topic)
- Class discussion of the answers to the worksheet focusing on analysis, elaboration of key ideas, justify their thoughts/answers/opinions and potential new ways of applying the content to their lives.
- Students must also answer a quiz to illustrate their understanding of the video
- Half page written response that ties the key ideas of the video content (scenario based, a news report)
Webquest was downloaded for the next part of the lesson and a series of tasks were to be completed.
The 5E Lesson Planning Model
- The 5 E model for designing and sequencing learning is just one curriculum method supporting constructivist teaching and learning.
Class: Year 11 Food Tech
Date: 10/9/13
Subject: Prelim stage 6 Food Technology
Unit of study: 8.3. Nutrition
Lesson: Nutrients in the body
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Classroom Activity
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What the Teacher Does
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What the Student Does
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Engage
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Watch Video on nutrients and their interactions
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Puts the students into groups
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Takes down notes from the video
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Explore
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Discussion about the video
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Probes questions to students
Draws mind map of ideas and knowledge
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Discussion and answering questions
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Explain
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Research Nutrients
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Discuss and ask questions in relation to the video
Is the information in the video correct? Is it reliable?
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Students to use ICT and other resources to research and collate information about nutrients.
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Elaborate
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Information sheet or news report
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Provide links and resources for research task
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Students collate the information and students make up a news report or information sheet as a group activity
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Evaluate
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Quiz about the video
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Assess student knowledge by checking the quiz and the worksheet
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Answer the quiz in groups
Groups to present their findings
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