Example Science Lesson Plans and Reflection

Lesson 1 Theme: Sixth graders scientific standards: MS-PS 1 - 1: We will develop a model to describe atomic composition of simple structure and extended structure. 5 - PS 1 - 1. Make a model that explains that the material is composed of particles that are too small to be seen. Goal: Contents Objective: Students can develop bat models to draw simple molecules and extended structures. Keyword sink: molecular simple molecule extension structure "Di" "Tri" "Tetra" Material: Aluminum foil marshmallow (color difference) / Gumdrops toothpick 12 academic process: classification, observation, reasoning, communication, expected set / open / hook : Distributed aluminum parts

Lesson plans are an exact way to build what happens in the course. The lesson plan is not science but art, and today's lesson is the key to success, leading to the conclusion that each lesson has to be planned carefully and rhythmically. If unexpected circumstances occur, students' needs are always considered to be too much preparation. That is because the failure of the plan is a failure of the plan after all. Comprehensiveness, Differentiation, Diversity, Rights, Equal Opportunity, Special Needs, Individual Learning, Securing Equal Opportunities ... All these concepts are strongly emphasized by internship teachers and always like teaching The most important concept presented, in fact, these concepts are the most important and first concept to always teach in the UK classroom These concepts must be automation of education profession.

Many educators believe science is a complex instructional subject as it requires long preparation and planning. First of all, the teacher needs to fully understand the students' abilities before beginning to develop curriculum for science courses. Some of the important areas that teachers must find include levels of attention, interest and competence, knowledge and experience previously learned, and special needs. - The second theoretical statement: Hermeneutics "Hermeneutics is a well-trained way of interpretation dating back to the tradition of ancient Greek research literature and Jewish - Christian biblical interpretation" (Crotty, 1998, p. 88- 89). According to the Oxford philosophy dictionary, "hermetem is the first way to explain the text, followed by the world of society, history and psychology" ("hermeneutics", n.d.).