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Lesson Introduction

What is the point of this lesson?
Learners will use online tools to be able to design a dynamic, standards-oriented digital unit. The result will be a unit that contains online instruction, online practice, and online assessment.

If you complete this lesson, what will you be able to do?

o Learner will create a written, digital lesson that includes all of the elements from the checklist assessment.
o Learners will be able to locate online resources for dynamic, digital lesson introductions.
o Learners will be able to design a lesson that contains an attention-grabbing introduction for the learner.
o Learners will be able to design a lesson that contains a portion of the lesson where students can digitally practice what they know and receive feedback.
o Learners will be able to implement checklist assessments into a lesson.


At the end of this lesson, you will use this checklist to assess your lessons and other people's lessons.

Directions:Check the box that contains the answer to your question.

QuestionYesNoScore
1. Did you include an attention-getter in your lesson?10
2. Did you introduce your lesson and its main goals after the attention-getter?10
3. After the introduction, did you include the instructional phase of your lesson that teaches the lesson's main goals?10
4. Did you include some examples in the instruction?10
5. After the lesson's instruction, did you offer some methods for the student to practice the lesson's goals?10
6. At the end of the lesson, did you include an assessment to check your student's learning?10
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