ED 123 FINAL EXAM

What is a lesson plan?

• A list of student names and grades

• A detailed outline or guide for teaching and learning activities

• A record of school attendance

• A summary of school rules

What should learning objectives in a lesson plan specify?

• The teacher’s personal goals

• What students should accomplish by the end of the lesson

• The school’s overall mission

• The schedule for the entire school year

Which component of a lesson plan lists the resources and materials needed?

• Objectives

• Materials

• Procedure

• Assessment

Why is the introduction important in a lesson plan?

• It lists the homework assignments

• It captures students' attention and sets the stage for learning

• It summarizes the key points

• It provides background information on the teacher

What does the procedure section of a lesson plan outline?

• Learning objectives

• Student grades

• Step-by-step activities and instructional strategies

• Homework assignments

Which of the following is NOT a key component of a lesson plan?

• Objectives

• Procedure

• Classroom seating chart

• Assessment

What is differentiation in the context of a lesson plan?

• A method of organizing classroom seating

• Strategies to accommodate diverse learning needs and styles

• A way to calculate grades

• Techniques for classroom management

Why is assessment included in a lesson plan?

• To evaluate student understanding and learning outcomes

• To list the topics to be covered

• To record attendance

• To provide a summary of the lesson

What is the purpose of the closure section in a lesson plan?

• To introduce the next lesson

• To summarize key points and reflect on learning

• To take attendance

• To assign seats

How does a lesson plan help with organizing teaching?

• It provides a structured outline of what will be taught

• It helps in maintaining discipline

• It records grades and assessments

• It lists the names of students