Lesson Planning Philosophy

I believe that allowing students to physically engage with their materials promotes active participation and a deeper understanding of the concept. By encouraging inquiry-based learning, I aim to cultivate curiosity and critical thinking skills, empowering students to explore concepts independently and collaboratively. At the same time, I focus on implementing a consistent routine that establishes a sense of stability and predictability, providing students with a supportive framework for their academic journey while allowing flexibility for exploration and discovery.

Lesson Planning Examples

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Here is my 8th period class participating in a discussion on Manifest Destiny!