Planning and Management Unit Quick Thoughts

ENGAGE: Warm-up

How are Lesson and unit plans the same and how are they different? 

  • I think Lesson plans are meant for a single day, like a lesson plan for each day individually. A unit plan is when you take all the individual lesson plans and combine them to create a unit lesson! So that could be on any topic.
Post-Reading:
  • As stated above I found my claims for both to be correct. A unit plan incooperates the multiple lessons plans. While lesson plans are specific to the objectives of a single lesson in the grand scheme of the unit plan. 

EVALUATE

Essential Question example about Volcanoes: 
  • What determiness whether volcanoes are deadly or not?
Fieldwork Group essential questions on Dorughts: 

  • What role does water play in earth processes?
  • What are some community impacts of a drought?

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