Description
- Overview:
- This is a great activity for the first week or two of school to help students to learn to colaborate and work on the speaking skills that they will use throughout the year. Students will also have an opportunity to share something about themselves and to learn about their classmates. They will be taking a picture of a person, place, or item that is important to them. They will bring in either a picture or the picture on their phone to share. Students will present in small table groups so that they get some practice in a small group before they have to start presenting to the whole class.
- Subject:
- English Language Arts, Speaking and Listening
- Level:
- High School
- Grades:
- Grade 9
- Material Type:
- Lesson Plan
- Author:
- Christina Speiser
- Date Added:
- 08/18/2019
- License:
- Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike
- Language:
- English
- Media Format:
- Interactive
on May 28, 09:32am Evaluation
Purpose: Very Weak (0)
This resource does not contain any required tenchology elements.
on May 28, 09:32am Evaluation
Reliability: Limited (1)
This resource does not require the use of any technology, but the photograph option will work across platforms.
on May 28, 09:32am Evaluation
Engagement: Limited (1)
This resource promotes communication among students; however, the graphic organizer that is mentioned is not provided in the resource.
on May 28, 09:32am Evaluation
Accessibility: Limited (1)
This resource can be modified for all learners by adjusting the presentation requirements. The graphic organizer that is mentioned is not included though.
I can see how this resource can be implemented to get students comfortable with speaking in front of a group.
The alignment to the standard fits well as students will be presenting information to the class that is appropriate to the task presented. I think there is area to improve this and make it align with the standards better by focusing on how to structure the presentation so that following a line of reasoning and style is addressed.
Objectives need to be presented and is there a clear rubric for assessment that is used?