Key Things to Remember when Planning:
- Objective(s) need to be standards based and promote academic language development. For example, "I can calculate slope and midpoint by solving sample problems in my notebook." 4.8.5 (Content Objective) "I can describe how I found the slope and midpoint of an equation by listing the steps I took and sharing those steps with a partner." (Language Objective)
- Differentiating your instruction allows you to meet the students' needs and scaffold them up to the desired level of content.
- Supplemental materials may vary from class to class and manipulatives provide concrete examples of the content.
- The more time students are able to practice the desired skill, the more likely the student will be able to generalize it.