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Lesson Plan Rubric Freed-Hardeman University College of Education

Meets Expectations Approaching Expectations Does Not Meet Expectations Not Evident

Subject ● Clearly identifies the subject of the lesson plan

● Identifies the subject of the lesson plan ● Incorrect subject has been listed ● Section is blank or There is not enough evidence to give score

Grade ● One grade level is identified (unless there are multiple grade levels in a single class)

● Correct grade level is identified

● More than one​ ​grade level is identified (unless there are multiple grade levels in a single class), or

● Incorrect grade level is identified

● More than one​ ​grade level is identified (unless there are multiple grade levels in a single class)

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Standards ● All standards must be current Tennessee State Standards

● Both content and literacy standards are included

● Math and/or science lessons include at least one practice standard

● Each standard is listed in its entirety ● Portion of standard focused on for the lesson

is highlighted or bolded

● All standards must be current Tennessee State Standards

● Literacy standards may not be included ● Math and/or science lessons may not

include at least one practice standard ● Each standard is listed in its entirety

● Standards are not current Tennessee State Standards

● Both content and literacy standards are not included

● Math and/or science lessons do not include at least one practice standard

● Each standard is not listed in its entirety

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Learning Segment ● Closely aligns with the selected standards ● Clearly names the concept/idea that will be

taught during the five lessons in the unit

● Loosely aligns with the standards ● Names the concept/idea that will be

taught during the five lessons in the unit

● Does not align with the standards, and/or

● Does not name the concept/idea that will be taught during the five lessons in the unit

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Central Focus ● Closely aligns with the selected standards ● Clearly identifies ​HOW​ the students will

engage with the big idea/concept of the learning segment

● Includes a measurable verb

● Aligns with the selected standards ● It is unclear ​HOW​ the students will

engage with the big idea/concept of the learning segment

● Includes a measurable verb

● Does not align with the selected standards,

● It is unclear ​HOW​ the students will engage with the big idea/concept of the learning segment, and/or

● Does not include a measurable verb

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Learning Context ● All components of the learning arc are listed, labeled, and clearly explained

● Aligns with the learning segment and central focus

● Appropriately outlines a learning arc for the selected lesson

● Most components of the learning arc are listed, labeled, and clearly explained

● Aligns with the learning segment and central focus

● Some or none of the components of the learning arc are listed, labeled, and clearly explained

● Does ​not​ align with the learning segment and central focus

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

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Meets Expectations Approaching Expectations Does Not Meet Expectations Not Evident

Lesson Title ● Closely aligns with the selected standards and learning segment

● Clearly identifies the sub-topic of the learning segment that will be taught during the lesson

● Loosely aligns with the selected standards and learning segment

● Identifies the sub-topic of the learning segment that will be taught during the lesson

● Does not align with the selected standards and/or learning segment, and/or

● Does not accurately identify what will be taught during the lesson

● Lesson topic is not a sub-topic of the learning segment

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Learning Objectives ● All learning objectives are closely aligned with the selected standards for the lesson

● Includes the best measurable verb for the learning goal

● Each learning objective: ○ contains a single skill ○ is concise, and ○ begins with an appropriate acronym

● All learning objectives are aligned with the selected standards for the lesson

● Includes a measurable verb for the learning goal

● Learning objectives not aligned with the selected standards for the lesson

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Assessments ● All assessments are closely aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Specific measurement criteria for all assessments are included

● In-lesson formative, end-of-lesson formative, short-term summative, ​and​ long-term summative assessments are listed and labeled

● Detailed description of each assessment is provided

● Require a written task

● All assessments are aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Measurement criteria for some or most of the assessments are included

● In-lesson formative, end-of-lesson formative, short-term summative, ​and long-term summative assessments are listed and labeled

● Description of each assessment is provided

● Listed assessments are not aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Measurement criteria is not included for any assessments

● In-lesson formative, end-of-lesson formative, short-term summative, ​and long-term summative assessments are not ​ listed and/or labeled

● Detailed description of each assessment is not provided

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Knowledge Levels (of Assessments)

● The appropriate and accurate Bloom’s Taxonomy level of each assessment listed is identified

● Assessments cover a range of Bloom’s levels with an intentional effort to include higher order thinking

● The accurate Bloom’s Taxonomy level of most assessments listed are identified

● Assessments cover a range of Bloom’s levels

● The accurate Bloom’s Taxonomy level of the assessments listed are not identified, and/or

● Assessments do not cover a range of Bloom’s levels

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Vocabulary (General)

● Appropriate term(s) for how the students will engage with the content are listed

● Each term has an accurate definition

● Term(s) for how the students will engage with the content are listed

● Each term has an accurate definition

● A definition is not provided for each term, and/or

● Inaccurate definitions are provided

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Vocabulary (Academic)

● Appropriate academic vocabulary term(s) related to the content is listed

● Each term has an accurate definition

● Academic vocabulary term(s) related to the content is listed

● Each term has an accurate definition

● A definition is not provided for each term, and/or

● Inaccurate definitions are provided

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

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Meets Expectations Approaching Expectations Does Not Meet Expectations Not Evident

Language Function ● Measurable verb(s) from the learning objective(s) is listed

● Appropriate measurable verb(s) for the lesson is listed; however, it is not the measurable verb(s) from the learning objectives for the lesson

● Verb(s) listed is neither from the learning objective(s) for this lesson, nor is it appropriate for the lesson

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Discourse and Syntax

When included: ● Discourse clearly identifies how students will

engage in discourse using the academic vocabulary listed and defined, and/or

● Syntax clearly identifies what the students will do to organize their thoughts/learning

● Is included in the procedure ​AND​ learning activities sections of the lesson plan

When included: ● Discourse identifies how students will

engage in discourse using the academic vocabulary listed and defined, and/or

● Syntax identifies what the students will do to organize their thoughts/learning

When included: ● Discourse does not identify how

students will engage in discourse using the academic vocabulary listed and defined, and/or

● Syntax does not identify what the students will do to organize their thoughts/learning

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Questioning Techniques: Learning Objectives(s)

● All learning objectives in this section are identical to the ones in the ​Learning Objectives, Assessments, and Knowledge Level​ table

● Most learning objectives in this section are identical to the ones in the Learning Objectives, Assessments, and Knowledge Level​ table

● Some or none of the learning objectives in this section are identical to the ones in the ​Learning Objectives, Assessments, and Knowledge Level table

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Questioning Techniques: Questions

● Question sequence is closely aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● All questions are sequenced with attention to the instructional goals

● Questions are varied and high quality, providing a balanced mix of question types:

○ knowledge and comprehension; ○ application and analysis; and ○ creation and evaluation

● Questions require students to cite evidence throughout the lesson

● Questions are consistently purposeful and coherent

● Questions assess and advance student understanding

● Questions are provided in list form ● Questions are included in the procedure

section ​AND​ are identified by highlighting or bolding

● Question sequence is aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Some questions are sequenced with attention to the instructional goals

● Questions are varied and high quality, providing for some, but not all, question types:

○ knowledge and comprehension; ○ application and analysis; and ○ creation and evaluation

● Questions are purposeful and coherent ● Questions are provided in list form

● Question sequence is not aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Questions are not sequenced with attention to the instructional goals

● Questions are inconsistent in quality and include few question types:

○ knowledge and comprehension; ○ application and analysis; and ○ creation and evaluation

● Questions are random and lack coherence

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Questioning Techniques: Bloom’s Levels

● The appropriate and accurate Bloom’s Taxonomy level of each question listed is identified

● The accurate Bloom’s Taxonomy level of most questions listed is identified

● The accurate Bloom’s Taxonomy level of the questions listed are not identified

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

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Meets Expectations Approaching Expectations Does Not Meet Expectations Not Evident

Lesson Activities

● All lesson activities are closely aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Students list, in bullet form, all activities to be used in the lesson

● Provides a clear picture of what would be seen if the lesson were being observed

● Some lesson activities are aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Students list all activities to be used in the lesson

● Provides a picture of what would be seen if the lesson were being observed

● Lesson activities are not aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Does not provide a picture of what would be seen if the lesson were being observed

● Items listed are learning objectives

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Length of Lesson ● Length of lesson is appropriate for lesson detail

● Time identified is for ​one​ class period

● Length of lesson is ​not ​appropriate for lesson detail ​or

● Time identified is for ​more than one class period

● Length of lesson is ​not ​appropriate for lesson detail, and/or

● Time identified is for ​more than one class period

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Introduction ● Includes a strong hook ● No instruction (new learning) is taking place ● Learning is identified with an I Can or Target

statement ● Introduction is concise

● Includes a hook ● No instruction (new learning) is taking

place ● Learning is identified with an I Can or

Target statement

● Does not include a hook, ● Instruction (new learning) is taking

place, and/or ● Learning is not identified with an I Can

or Target statement

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Instruction ● All instruction is closely aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Instruction methods/strategies are both relevant and content appropriate

● Activities require students to interpret information rather than reproduce it

● Activities require students to draw conclusions and support them through writing

● There is an appropriate balance of input and monitor

● Monitoring is meaningful ● A high frequency of questions is asked ● Input and monitor are accurately labeled

● Most instruction is aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Instruction methods/strategies are both relevant and content appropriate

● There is a balance of input and monitor ● Monitoring is meaningful ● A moderate frequency of questions is

asked ● Input and monitor are labeled

● Instruction is not aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Instruction methods/strategies are neither relevant nor content appropriate

● Activities require students to mostly reproduce information

● Activities rarely require students to draw conclusions and support them through writing

● A low frequency of questions is asked ● Input and monitor are not labeled

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

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Meets Expectations Approaching Expectations Does Not Meet Expectations Not Evident

Closure

● The closure is closely aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Sections are correctly labeled ​I Do​, ​We Do​, and ​You Do

● Closure provides a time of concise lesson summary

● Closure includes all of the following: ○ Teacher briefly provides an appropriate

summary for the learning in the lesson ○ Students engage in a brief activity that

allows them to summarize/reflect on their learning in the lesson

○ Students briefly work independently to provide evidence of their progress toward the daily learning objective(s)

● The closure is aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson

● Sections are correctly labeled ​I Do​, ​We Do​, and ​You Do

● Closure includes most of the following: ○ Teacher provides a summary of the

learning in the lesson ○ Students engage in an activity that

allows them to summarize/reflect on their learning in the lesson

○ Students briefly work independently to provide evidence of their progress toward the daily learning objective(s)

● Closure is not aligned to the selected standards and learning objectives for the lesson,

● Sections are not correctly labeled ​I Do​, We Do​, and ​You Do, and/or

● Closure does not include at least one of the following:

○ Teacher briefly summarizes the learning in the lesson

○ Students engage in a brief activity that allows them to summarize/reflect on their learning in the lesson

○ Students briefly work independently to provide evidence of their progress toward the daily learning objective(s)

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Procedure

● Provides appropriate time for all parts of the lesson (introduction, instruction, student work (within the instruction), and closure)

● Lesson is appropriate for the age, knowledge, and interests of most learners

● The introduction, instruction, and closure sections are:

○ Clearly listed and labeled ○ Scripted appropriately in great detail ○ Labeled with either timestamps or activity

lengths

● Provides time for all parts of the lesson (introduction, instruction, student work (within the instruction), and closure)

● Lesson is appropriate for the age, knowledge, and interests of some learners

● The introduction, instruction, and closure sections are:

○ Mostly listed and labeled ○ Scripted ○ Not labeled with either timestamps

or activity lengths

● Does not provide appropriate time for all parts of the lesson (introduction, instruction, student work (within the instruction), and closure)

● Lesson is not appropriate for the age, knowledge, and interests of the learners

● The introduction, instruction, and closure sections are:

○ Not clearly listed and labeled ○ Not scripted

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Extended Learning ● Activity/activities extend the lesson’s learning in a meaningful way and are closely aligned to the selected standards and learning objective(s) for this lesson

● Activity/activities extend the lesson’s learning and are aligned to the selected standards and learning objective(s) for this lesson

● Activity/activities do not extend the lesson’s learning and/or and are not aligned to the selected standards and learning objective(s) for this lesson

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

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Meets Expectations Approaching Expectations Does Not Meet Expectations Not Evident

Differentiated Instruction: Enrichment

● Identifies how the teacher will challenge the learners who more easily master the content of the lesson

● Strategy is appropriate for the activity/activities

● Identifies how the teacher will challenge the learners who more easily master the content of the lesson

● Does not identify how the teacher will challenge the learners who more easily master the content of the lesson,

● Pairs students with those who need support,

● Gives the students more work instead of more challenging work, and/or

● States the learners do not need differentiation because they will easily master the content

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Differentiated Instruction: Support

● Identifies how the teacher will support the learners who struggle with mastering the content of the lesson

● All students are expected to meet minimum grade level standards

● Strategy is appropriate for the activity/activities

● Identifies how the teacher will support the learners who struggle with mastering the content of the lesson

● All students are expected to meet minimum grade level standards

● Does not identify how the teacher will support the learners who struggle with mastering the content of the lesson ,

● Pairs students with those who need enrichment,

● All students are not expected to meet minimum grade level standards

● Gives the students less work instead of appropriate support, and/or

● Only states that IEP/504 accommodations and/or modifications will be met

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Differentiated Instruction: ELL/ESL

● Identifies how the teacher will support the learners whose native language is not English and need additional support

● Strategy is appropriate for the activity/activities

● Identifies how the teacher will support the learners whose native language is not English and need additional support

● Does not identify how the teacher will support the learners whose native language is not English and need additional support,

● States that they will provide materials in the student’s native language,

● States an aid will work with the student(s), and/or

● States they do not need to provide any strategies because they do not have any ELL/ESL students

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Materials Used in the Lesson

● All necessary resources for this lesson are listed and/or attached

● Most of the necessary resources for this lesson are listed and/or attached

● Few of the necessary resources for this lesson are listed and/or attached

● Section is blank There is not enough evidence to give score

Mechanics ● Contains no major spelling and/or grammar mistakes

● Contains few major spelling and/or grammar mistakes

● Contains many major spelling and/or grammar mistakes

● Numerous mistakes

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Some indicators in this document were taken from the Tennessee TEAM rubric found at ​http://team-tn.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/TEAM-General-Educator-Rubric-2018-19.pdf on July 9, 2018.

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