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Writing Lesson Plans
Teaching as Spoon Feeding?
What goes in... Comes back out?
 
Animations by S. Holtrop
1997.
Teaching as spoon feeding?
Or...?
Assembly line work?
Traffic cop?
Counseling?
Missionary work?
Something to do instead of law school?
What's
that ancient proverb?
Give people some fish
and they eat for the day,
but teach people
to fish and they eat for life.
What's
your metaphor for teaching?
Links to other Lesson Planning pages:
Lesson Plan Main Page
Anatomy of a Lesson Plan: Seven
Elements of a Lesson Plan (Hunter)
Anatomy of a Lesson Plan: Critical
Thinking (Bloom's Taxonomy)
Anatomy of a Lesson Plan: Multiple
Intelligences--7 Ways of Knowing (Gardner)
Anatomy of a Lesson Plan: Instructional
Scaffolding (Bruner; Langer & Applebee)
Teachers' Roles: What happens to
learning with different teacher behaviors?
Seating Arrangements: How do
different classroom arrangements affect learning?
Sailing Lessons: See how
teaching sailing is broken down into lesson components
Spoonfeeding: Don't!
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You can do a Google search on "lesson plans" (about 69 million sites!). So
narrow your search; e.g., "chemistry lesson plans". Or click on one of the lesson plan web sites below:
(Be sure to give credit for borrowed ideas if you're doing
lesson plans for a class!)
Dr.
Holtrop's Page
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