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This clinical lesson plan template provides guidelines for planning a lesson, including sections for the lesson topic, objectives, assessments, standards, materials, preparation, differentiation strategies, academic language, instructional procedures, and reflection. The objectives and assessments section lists the learning targets and how they will be measured. The instructional procedures outline the lesson introduction, development, summary, and assessment. The reflection questions prompt evaluation of the lesson's effectiveness and ways to improve it.

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Clinical Lesson Plan Template: Big Idea/Essential Question: (

This clinical lesson plan template provides guidelines for planning a lesson, including sections for the lesson topic, objectives, assessments, standards, materials, preparation, differentiation strategies, academic language, instructional procedures, and reflection. The objectives and assessments section lists the learning targets and how they will be measured. The instructional procedures outline the lesson introduction, development, summary, and assessment. The reflection questions prompt evaluation of the lesson's effectiveness and ways to improve it.

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Clinical Lesson Plan Template

Teacher: Subject/Grade: Date: Time:

Lesson Topic/Title:

Big Idea/Essential Question: (Is there an overarching theme or question in the classroom or subject area that this lesson
fits under? Big ideas/Essential questions will encompass many lessons, an entire unit, or even a semester. They will not change
with each lesson. They are not objectives. They are not theme titles.)

Objectives and Assessments: [Cognitive knowledge, psychomotor skills, and/or affective attitudes – use measurable
verbs – be sure to connect written objectives to assessment tools. Objectives may be written in a traditional format (i.e. “The
student will…”) or as learning targets written from the perspective of the students (i.e. “I can…” or “I will be able to…”]

Objective Assessments Formative/Summative

Standards: (Reference number and text of MN Standards or other content-related standards)


Reference Number Text of standard
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Materials and Preparation Needed for Instruction:


1. Text pages: Manual pages: -

2. Resources: Teacher: -

Student: -

Special preparation that needs to be completed in advance (set-up, handouts, etc.):


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Planned Supports for Differentiation: [Describe three students who may benefit from differentiation. Include (a) likes
and dislikes, (b) strengths, (c) communication, (d) behavior, (e) academic performance, (f) social information, (g) concerns, and
(h) other pertinent information.]
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The plan for each student should include one or more of the following:
Environment: (changes in the setting) -
Content: (changes in what is taught) -
Process: (changes in how it is taught) -
Product: (variety in student products): -

Lesson plan template for clinical Rev. May 2015


Academic Language: (What oral or written language will teacher and/or students need to understand and/or be able to use
successfully in connection with the lesson?)
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Instructional Procedures: (Insert specific plans here, making provisions for the following)
A. Review (as needed, make connections from a previous lesson)
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B. Developing Background (ask yourself how students will connect the lesson to their own experiences)
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C. Transitional Statement (include stated objectives)


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D. Developing the New Lesson (introduce and practice new content)


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E. Summary (ask about/restate objectives)


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F. Assessment (relate formative and summative tasks to lesson objectives)


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Lesson Reflection: (Completed by the teacher after the lesson has been taught)

1. In what ways was the lesson effective?

2. How would you change this lesson if teaching it again?

3. What students may need extra help? What type of help may be needed?

Lesson plan template for clinical Rev. May 2015

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