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=Tech Lesson PlansTechnology Integrated Lesson Plan Examples: (Posted by ED200 Students)=
 * Design or Adapt a Technology Integrated Lesson Plan. You can create a plan from "scratch", find a regular lesson plan and add the technology integration component, or find a Technology Integrated Plan and adapt it to our Lesson Plan Template. Be prepared to share you lesson plan with the Class on April 14.

Use the to create your lesson plan. After you have completed your plan, save it (with your name as part of the file name - ex: "Pam Wenger Lesson Plan") and attach it to your name below. To attach your file, you will have to become a member of this wiki (I sent you an email.) - Login, then click the EDIT icon, highlight your name, click the "File" icon in the editing toolbar, Upload your file, Select, When your document appears in the left side of the window - click on it. Save. ** [|Lesson Plan Grading] Matt Fadden
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 * [[file:Jen Boyce Technology Lesson Plan.doc]]
 * [[file:Meaghan V. Kauffman-Tech Lesson Plan.doc]]
 * [[file:Kimberlee Kile- Tech_Lesson_Plan.doc]]
 * Heather Hartge
 * [[file:ed200 technology lesson plan.docx]]Alex Diehl
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 * [[file:Lesson_Plan_Template_ED200-2.dot]]Joseph Erb
 * [[file:Stiehl Christina Lesson Plan.dot]]
 * [[file:Chris McGinn Lesson plan.docx]]
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 * //Technology Integrated Lesson Plan Resources:// **
 * [|Thinkfinity]- Search for lessons and online interactive activities in your subject area.
 * EasyTech Lessons - Click on a grade level on the left, then click on one of the Teacher Led Lessons links.
 * [|Teach-nology]lesson plans
 * [|Integrated technology lesson plans]from Internet4Classrooms
 * [|�50�School Technology Lessons]Using Office
 * [|Technology Integrated Lesson Plans from Texas]
 * [|Technology Integrated Lesson Plans and Ideas from "Awesome Library"]
 * [|Technology Integrated Units for K-6 Teachers]
 * [|Technology Integrated Lessons using Microsoft Applications (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc)]
 * [|Links to Technology-Enhanced Lesson Plans for All Ages]
 * [|Tools for Teachers to Use when Integrating Technology]
 * [|Tips for Effectively Integrating Technology into your Classroom]
 * [|Technology Integrated Lesson Plans from Michigan]
 * [|Tech Integrated Lesson Plans from Project Venture]
 * [|Lesson Ideas from ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education)]
 * [|Teaching Ideas from Apple Learning Interchange]

**//Standards//**
 * [|PA State Standards]
 * [|ISTE Standards]

In educational terms, an "essential question" is a question that drives the lesson being taught. When creating a lesson plan, the teacher should base the lesson on essential questions, which are based on concepts that students should understand by the time they complete the unit. Preferably, essential questions should provoke thought, and not be answered "yes" or "no." ("Why is the sky blue?" not "Is the sky blue?") For example, in a lesson plan about the water cycle, essential questions might be: - What are the steps in the water cycle? - What are the causes and effects of evaporation? - Why is the water cycle important?
 * // Essential Questions: //**


 * [|What Are Essential Questions?]
 * [|Essential Question Examples]
 * [|More Essential Question Examples]

[|Lesson Plan Grading]
 * // Resources: //**
 * [|Lesson Plan Example 2] (secondary)
 * [|Lesson Plan Example 3] (secondary)
 * [|Rubistar] - Online rubric creator for assessing student work