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From Concept Components to Lesson Objectives A Differentiated Unit Structure for all Students Book pgs. 20-27 Classroom Curriculum Instruction Unit Cover Page
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Page 1: From Concept Components to Lesson Objectives A Differentiated Unit Structure for all Students Book pgs. 20-27 Classroom Curriculum Instruction Unit Cover.

From Concept Components to Lesson

ObjectivesA Differentiated Unit Structure

for all StudentsBook pgs. 20-27

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

Unit Cover Page

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Acquiring &Integrating Knowledge

Extending &RefiningKnowledge

UsingKnowledge Meaningfully

Lessons the help students acquire

and integrate knowledge

Lessons the help students extend, refine,

and use knowledge

Test

Performance Assessment

Curricular PrioritiesWiggins and McTighe, 1998

Dimensions of LearningMarzano, 1992

ACE Unit Structure

EnduringUnderstanding

Knowledge Nice to Know

Foundational Skills and Knowledge

Important to Know

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Classroom CurriculumInstruction

Unit Cover Page

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Latin I Unit Concept: TranslationUnit Goal: Students will be able to translate Latin text into English.

Idea- and concept-web Components:Parts of speech Noun VocabularyVerb PrayersSingular Romance LanguagesPlural DerivativesGender Infinitive verbsLifestyles DressNames

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

Unit Cover Page

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Latin I - Unit Concept: TranslationUnit Goal: Students will be able to translate Latin into EnglishIdea- and concept-web Components:Parts of speech Noun VocabularyVerb PrayersSingular PluralDerivativesGender Infinitive verbsLifestyles DressNames

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

Unit Cover Page

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Latin I - Unit Concept: TranslationUnit Goal: Students will be able to translate Latin into EnglishIdea- and concept-web Components:Parts of speech VocabularyNoun VerbSingular PluralDerivatives GenderInfinitive verbs NamesPrayers DressLifestyles

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

Unit Cover Page

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LP1: SWBAT write the Latin/English word for the the parts of speech that they will encounter in simple sentences they will translate.LP2: SWBAT identify into which parts of speech their vocabulary words can be classified.LP3: SWBAT correctly assign gender to Latin nouns.LP4: SWBAT write simple sentences using correct sentence structure and parts of speech.LP5: SWBAT translate sentences about dress and lifestyles, using previously learned and new vocabulary.LP6: SWBAT translate prayers.

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

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Logical progression of lesson plan objectives that increase in critical thinking levels

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Organization of the Unit Cover Page

Unit Concept Estimated Duration

0

Lesson #estimated # of days

(Benchmarks, Standards or

Mastery Codes)

Objective:

Objective:

Objective:

Objective:

Objective:

Objective:

Objective:

LP1

ACQUIRING AND INTEGRATING

Assessment:

Assessment:

EXTENDING AND REFINING

Assessment: PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT

Assessment:

Assessment: LP6

Assessment: TRADITIONAL TEST

LP5

USING KNOWLEDGE MEANINGFULLY

Unit #

LP4

Prior Know ledge

Unit Assessment

(Unit Rationale)

Lesson ObjectiveLesson Assessment

Assessment:

Unit Goal

LP2

LP3

LP7

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Phase Description

Acquiring & Integrating LPs

3-5 lessons that help students acquire and integrate new knowledge and build toward at least a basic achievement of the Unit Goal

Traditional Test Assesses the core concepts and skills and Unit Goal achievement at least at an unsophisticated level

Extending & Refining LPs

1-2 lessons that help students extend and refine knowledge

Using Knowledge Meaningfully LP

1 lesson that helps students use knowledge in a new, meaningful way

Performance Assessment

Holistically assesses student achievement of the Unit Goal

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Unit # Unit 1 - Translation Estimated Duration

Latin I 20

(Unit Rationale)

Students will begin to translate simple sentences from Latin into English and vice versa. They will practice with the parts of speech, gender assignment, and vocabulary as they progress through this unit; they will continue to translate more complex writings throughout the year.

Unit GoalSW BAT translate Latin text into English

Prior Knowledge

SWBAT recall simple parts of speech from English: noun, verbs, etc.

Unit Assessment

Performance Assessment: Given sentences written in English, students will translate into Latin. Given sentences in Latin, they will translate into English.

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

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Lesson # (Click on the LP# to jump to

that LP)

Estimated # of days

Lesson ObjectiveLesson Assessment

Benchmarks, Standards or

Mastery Codes

LP1 2 Objective:

SWBAT identify the Latin/English word for the parts of speech that they will encounter in simple sentences they will translate

Assessment:  FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT – WHITE BOARDS

LP2 2 Objective:

LP2: SWBAT identify into which parts of speech their vocabulary words can be classified.

Assessment:  

LP3 2Objective: LP3: SWBAT correctly assign gender to Latin nouns.

Assessment:  

LP4 2 Objective:

LP4: SWBAT write simple sentences using correct sentence structure and parts of speech.

Assessment:  TRADITIONAL TEST

LP5 2 Objective:

LP4: SWBAT translate sentences about dress and lifestyles, using previously learned and new vocabulary.

Assessment:  

LP6 3Objective: LP6: SWBAT translate prayers.

Assessment:  PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT

LP7 1 Objective:

 Assessment:  

Classroom CurriculumInstruction

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A logical progression of lesson plan objectives focused on the Unit Goal facilitates organized, meaningful learning

2-4 day lesson plans “chunk” concepts together, which helps students remember new knowledge and connect it to prior knowledge

Regular end-of-lesson plan assessments support all students, but in particular struggling students

Based on the ideas of Jay McTighe and Grant Wiggins (Understanding by Design) coupled with those of Robert J. Marzano (A Different Kind of Classroom).

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Constructing a Unit Cover Page

Earlier, you analyzed and sequenced the components for Unit Concept 2, identifying straightforward and sophisticated concepts.

In PAIRS,1.Fill in the Unit Concept and Unit Goal in the Unit Framework.2.From the sequenced components, construct A&I Lesson Objectives. 3.Observe that verbs in the Objectives typically begin at a lower Bloom level and reach the critical-thinking of the Goal prior to the Traditional Test.4.Construct E&R and UKM Lesson Objectives.

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