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Date: 10/15/15
Subject Area: The Fourth of July
Students will watch a short clip focused on the history of the Fourth of July.
Students will take an introductory quiz via Kahoot- using an Ipad- to find out what they already
know about the Fourth of July.
Using glogster, students will be able to take short notes, so that they can later use for the quiz.
Students will participate in a group discussion on what fourth of july means to them.
Students will again take the anonymous quiz using kahoot, to demonstrate knowledge learned.
UDL Implementation (be sure to reference the UDL Educators Checklist for this section)
Provide specific examples of the components in this lesson plan that exemplify the following:
Multiple Means of Representation: YouTube Video, Glogster, ActiveInspire, Ipad
Multiple Means of Engagement: Discussion, Kahoot Quiz, Ipad
Multiple Means of Action and Expression: ActiveInspire, Kahoot, Ipad
TPACK:
The technologies integrated throughout the lesson plan fit with the chosen pedagogy and
subject content. We chose to use blended learning as the main pedagogical approach in our
lesson, therefore, ActiveInspire as our chosen technology was the most relevant to incorporation
of technology in the classroom (Noordink, 2010). Students will be able to view information
presented and engage in whole group activities using the ActiveInspire model. Students will also
be able to complete activities on the Ipad and present answers anonymously. Through teachers
representation of information via Glogster, students will view materials in an engaging manner.
Given the information about a K-12 class, the plan developed includes a multitude of methods
for presenting, expressing, and participating in the classroom that successfully meets the needs of
all students.
Closure:
Kahoot quiz, review what students do not know, if anything.
Answer pending questions from students
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------References
http://marlijnenoordink.blogspot.com/2010/10/different-ways-of-teachingdifferent.html