Lesson Plan Design: Using Measures of Central Tendencies
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Beth Berube (Teacher (K-12))
This lesson allows for great use of real-world context to be used within the lesson to learn and discover central tendancies. The use of the group work allows for collaboration within the class. It is accompanied by a nice use of technologies such as graphing calculators, smartview (computer graphing calculator), use a smartboard, and computers.
Chris Groenhout (Teacher (K-12))
Great real world application of course concepts.
Well described goals.
Goals assessed at the end of the lesson.
Opportunity for collaboration.
Well designed instruction that explains the content and importance through application followed by assessment.
Lesson idea has great potential.
Not clear if UDL principles are addressed due to a lack of understanding on the nature ofthe activity. Are there pictures? Video? Models?
Why do they need a computer? Are these examples online?
What is a smart notebook?
What technology is being used by the students?
Hyperlink to examples of their assignment, lesson and assessment.