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ASSESSMENT.
Describe, briefly, what students will do to show you that they have mastered (or made progress toward) the objective.
Attach your daily assessment, completed to include an exemplary student response that illustrates the expected level of rigor.
Students will write 3 ways they can strive for accuracy in an exit ticket.
KEY POINTS
What three to five key points will you emphasize?
T claps once. S turn and whisper their answers. Timer set for 1 minute.
T: Who can share how LeBron James was striving for accuracy?
Possible responses: His coach was helping him make the shot, he kept re-doing the same
basketball moves to improve, he didnt give up when he didnt make the shot.
T: Excellent! LeBron James is a great basketball player because he strives for accuracy in his
practices. Did you know he watches himself play all the time so he can improve what he does!
Does that remind you of another basketball player we poke about?
S: That reminds me of when we learned about Michael Jordan being persistent and he also
became a great basketball player.
T: LeBron James is a basketball player. You are all rock star students. How can you strive for
accuracy here at school? I will give you an example. In your writing, I noticed that there have
been spelling mistakes for your sight words and I circle them and write it over for you. However,
if YOU are going to strive for accuracy, you would check over all your sight words before you
turn it in! A tool you can use is our word wall. Point to the word wall in the classroom.
T: Your goal is to find at least 3 different ways you can strive for accuracy. You will have 7
minutes. Lets see who is sitting in perfect PRIDE to go first. T will dismiss by colored rows so
students can walk around the classroom.
While students are walking around, T will monitor and ask clarifying questions:
How can this resource help you strive accuracy?
What is something you usually made a mistake on? How can you help yourself correct
that mistake?
Why is improving your accuracy important?
After 7 minutes, T bring students back to the carpet to share. T write S answers on the chart.
T: Wow, look at all of the ways we can strive for accuracy! Think, think, think about 3 ways you
can strive for accuracy this week.
T: When you go back to your seats, you are going to write 3 tools you will use to improve your
accuracy this week so that you can hold yourself accountable. Check the board for the
sentence stem: This week I am going to strive for accuracy. I can strive for accuracy by
______.
T send students off to write, play soft music, and set timer for 10 minutes.
Students will complete the exit ticket question: This week we are focusing on the Habit of Mind
striving for accuracy. How do we define striving for accuracy? Where can you find
resources/tools for improving your accuracy?
5. CLOSING (7 min.)
How will students summarize and state the significance of what they learned?
Why will students be engaged?
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For debrief, T chooses students work to share and places on doc camera. Students
Work
T: Vermont, show love to ________s work! Who can remind us of our task? -Doc Cam
S: We had to write 3 ways we can show striving for accuracy this week. We needed a topic
sentence and our three reason. We also had to write in complete sentence with capitalization,
punctuation, and proper spacing.
Walk students through evaluating the work. S will discuss what they noticed and how it
connected to our criteria for success for this assignment. Also talk through what could be
improved next time and give the student a cheer.
T: Great job Vermont! This week make sure you strive foraccuracy! At the end of the week
youll reflect and for those who practice using this habit of mind will get their award!
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