Secondary Education

This is a Sample IEP. This document is used to aid teachers with information about cognitively disabled students, and provides teachers with instructions on how to meet the needs of these students.

This is a Bloom's Taxonomy pyramid. Educators use this pyramid to aid them when creating lessons. The goal is for the teacher to create engaging lessons that eventually bring students to the highest level of thinking, which is the top of the pyramid.

This is a chart of action words that deal with Bloom's Taxonomy. When teachers create their lesson plans they use some of these action words to elicit thinking and engagement. You will often see these words in worksheets or prompts as well.

This is a UbD (Understanding by Design) lesson plan template. Teachers use this template to create engaging lessons that get students to the highest level of the Bloom's Taxonomy pyramid.

This is a "Welcome to My Classroom" Sheet. Teachers usually hand out a sheet like this to students on the first day of classes. This provides the students with an idea of what the teacher expects from them. I created this sheet in one of my education courses at Bridgewater.

This is a short, eight minute lesson that I created in one of my courses here at Bridgewater. This lesson is meant to aid ELL students and my goal was to keep students engaged when referring to important parts of "Romeo & Juliet."

This is one lesson I created in one of my courses here at Bridgewater. This lesson was created using an SEI Template, which is used for a class with some ELL students and some fluent English speaking students. This lesson is significant because it was also tiered, which caters to all different types of students with different abilities.

This is another lesson that I created here at Bridgewater. This lesson also uses the SEI Template, but is not tiered.