Teaching Without Paper
Apr 7, 2009 Lesson Planning 4821 Views
To give you an idea what a day without paper looks like, here's an example of a day I've taught -the grade level is 4th-:
8:50-9:50 EDI Lesson - Figurative Language. Materials: LCD, computer, whiteboards, dry erase markers - No Paper
9:50-10:30 Test Prep - Backward map of test data. Materials: LCD, computer, whiteboards, dry erase markers - No Paper
10:45-11:45 EDI Lesson - Capitalization. Materials: LCD, computer, whiteboards, dry erase markers - No Paper
11:45-12:20 Test Prep - Backward map of test data. Materials: LCD, computer, whiteboards, dry erase markers - No Paper
1:00-2:20 Geometry Lesson - Materials: LCD, computer, whiteboards, dry erase markers - No Paper
2:35-3:10 Test Prep - Backward map of test data. Materials: LCD, computer, whiteboards, dry erase markers - No Paper
I hope that gave you some ideas.
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