520 FE

Based on these videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7n7yX5fmRc&list=PLG5a7din-gkIBqxwqfaq1r4mMet2Hx4Tz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INY3ETimTjg&list=PLvK4y1kMAQ79N4qv-i7dVFGv7FdD-u3e8

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOTYXAQ0g5cKdr1mFJRPy2g

Using multiple sources of student data helps educators develop lesson plans best suited to their students’ individual needs. Observing, assessing, and analyzing data is a part of the learning cycle.

Observe a lesson in a K-3 classroom. After your observation, collaborate with your mentor teacher to discuss the assessment cycle. Keep your data from your clinical field experiences, as it will be used in the benchmark assignment in Topic 5. Targeted teaching provides an opportunity to intervene and support the learning of one student more closely.

Discuss with your mentor teacher how anecdotal data for creating targeted teaching strategies (intervention activities) for students have been collected and organized. Important information to consider might include strategies the teacher has used in the past, students’ responses to the teacher’s selected strategies, level of students’ engagement, and things that motivate the students. This information will help you develop appropriate strategies to enhance the learning of identified students.

For this assignment, write a 250-500 word narrative explaining how the teacher uses data-informed decision-making and data organization systems to create lessons. Describe how your mentor teacher collects data on individual students to create instruction to meet their needs. Discuss the benefit of creating lesson plans that are aligned to the learning objectives and serve the learning needs of students.

APA format is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.

This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.