IFSP/IEP objectives and lesson plan

Special Education Intervention Lesson Plan

LESSON INFORMATION

This lesson is about:

The lesson will be taught (individual, small group, or whole class):

Prerequisite skills:

LEARNER OUTCOME

Primary Learning Target(objective)- must be written in observable and measurable terms

*EXPRESSIVE/RECEPTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILL (INCLUDES ACADEMIC LANGUAGE IF IT IS RELATED TO AN ACADEMIC AREA

VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT

Academic Language:

Expressive Communication Skill: .

Receptive Communication Skill: .

OMIT FOR ESE413/513

STATE STANDARDS ADDRESSED (EXTENDED STANDARDS, EARLY LEARNING STANDARDS)

BLOOM’S TAXONOMY OR ADAPTED BLOOM’S TAXONOMY

USE EXTENDED STANDARDS FROM ODE WEBSITE

MATERIALS NEEDED

INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES

(BEGINNING, MIDDLE AND LESSON CONCLUSION, EVIDENCE BASED STRATEGY, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SUPPORTS )

What will the teacher do:

(be very specific, include how you will use systematic instruction and/or direction instruction, how will you build in error correction and reinforcement)

What will the students do:

*SUPPORTS FOR THE TARGETED RECEPTIVE/EXPRESSIVE COMMUNICATION SKILL OR ACADEMIC LANGUAGE

OMIT FOR ESE 413/513

DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES FOR INDVIDUAL, FOCUS LEARNER OR GROUPS OF CHILDREN

ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES (you should have assessment strategies for each lesson you teach AS WELL AS baseline data and summative assessment at the end of the unit(baseline and summative is edtpa requirement)

Pre assessment-

Formative assessment-

Post assessment-

REFERENCES, RESEARCH AND

CITATIONS

Cite evidence based practice as well as any work that is not you own.

ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES

MAINTENANCE AND GENERALIZATION OF THE SKILL

Maintenance of skill

Generalization of skill

Post – Observation Reflection: (Response/Reflection)

CSU Intern: _____________________________________ Supervisor: _____________________________________

Grade level/subject area: _________________________ Date: ________________ Observation #: ________

Directions: Following the observation and post-conference, interns are to complete the post-observation reflective responses provided below and submit them electronically to their supervisor within 48 hours of the observation. Interns and supervisors should then use the data from the observation, post-conference, and post-observation reflection to formulate next steps for both the intern and supervisor.

Post-observation Reflective Responses:

  1. What was the greatest surprise in the lesson today?

  1. What evidence supports that students understood the purpose of the lesson and the connection between the purpose and their learning?

  1. What were some of the most effective connections between the lesson purpose and the activities?

  1. How did the assessment tasks provide students the opportunity to demonstrate and explain their thinking?