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astro300_f18:day2 [2018/08/07 04:24] – [Words of Wisdom (5 min)] cchengastro300_f18:day2 [2019/08/20 19:43] michaelmedford
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-======AY 300 - Fall 2018: Second Day Lesson Plan======+======AY 375 - Fall 2019: Second Day Lesson Plan======
  
 =====Introductions (5 min)===== =====Introductions (5 min)=====
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 =====Board Work Activity (40 min)===== =====Board Work Activity (40 min)=====
   * Individual sample board work practice, using [[boardwork_questions| these questions]]   * Individual sample board work practice, using [[boardwork_questions| these questions]]
 +  * Have students take notes on aspects they notice that are great, and areas of improvement
   * Discussion: What did people do well?   * Discussion: What did people do well?
 +  * Discuss general good board work attributes
     * Don't erase too soon     * Don't erase too soon
     * Write from left to right     * Write from left to right
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   * Sharing of words of wisdom from last year's class!   * Sharing of words of wisdom from last year's class!
  
-=====Assignment #2: assigned 8/21=====+=====Assignment #2: assigned 8/26=====
  
 1. Keep a lesson plan notebook throughout the semester. You should be writing out your lesson plan prior to section each week, including specific learning objectives and time estimations. After you teach, jot down some notes/reflections on your lesson plan of what worked well and what didn't - these are useful to have if you teach the same class again in the future! 1. Keep a lesson plan notebook throughout the semester. You should be writing out your lesson plan prior to section each week, including specific learning objectives and time estimations. After you teach, jot down some notes/reflections on your lesson plan of what worked well and what didn't - these are useful to have if you teach the same class again in the future!