Lesson Framing

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What is an effective lesson closure?

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An effective lesson closure involves having students complete a task that demonstrates mastery of the day’s objective.

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What is a strong 'I will...' statement?

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A strong 'I will...' statement is a product, action, or response that proves learning.

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What should the 'We will...' statement describe?

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The 'We will...' statement should describe what students will learn today.

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What is the purpose of the 'I will...' statement?

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The 'I will...' statement requires students to demonstrate mastery of the 'We will...'.

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What is the role of lesson framing?

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Lesson framing helps set clear expectations for what students will learn and achieve during the lesson.

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Why is it important to review the warm-up activity at the end of class?

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Reviewing the warm-up activity reinforces learning and connects it to the day's objectives.

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What is an exit ticket?

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An exit ticket is a quick assessment tool used to gauge student understanding at the end of a lesson.

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How can homework assignments support lesson objectives?

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Homework assignments can preview or reinforce the concepts taught in class, helping students prepare for future lessons.

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What does TEKS stand for?

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TEKS stands for Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, which outlines what students should learn.

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What is the difference between 'I will...' and 'We will...' statements?

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'I will...' statements focus on what the student will do to demonstrate learning, while 'We will...' statements outline what the teacher will teach and what students will learn.