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STEM Concept Lesson Plan (Online in Webex, 10 Min)

The participant has completed 1 microteaching session and will teach about the central dogma of molecular biology. Their 10 minute lesson will begin with a Khan Academy video to engage learners. Learners will then complete individual tasks like writing and drawing that illustrate the relationships between DNA, RNA, and proteins. The participant will present on transcription and translation, assessing learning through multiple choice questions. They will conclude by summarizing the differences between DNA, RNA, and proteins and showing a diagram of the central dogma.

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STEM Concept Lesson Plan (Online in Webex, 10 Min)

The participant has completed 1 microteaching session and will teach about the central dogma of molecular biology. Their 10 minute lesson will begin with a Khan Academy video to engage learners. Learners will then complete individual tasks like writing and drawing that illustrate the relationships between DNA, RNA, and proteins. The participant will present on transcription and translation, assessing learning through multiple choice questions. They will conclude by summarizing the differences between DNA, RNA, and proteins and showing a diagram of the central dogma.

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Your preferred name: Fundamentals Participant

Have you completed the Effective Lesson Plans (CTE202) workshop? Yes
How many microteaching sessions have you completed, if any? 1
Which microteaching topics have you taught, if any? 1
What is the general topic of this lesson?
___ 1. Your favourite theory or theorist in your field of study
_X__ 2. A basic concept or skill from a first-year course in your field of study
___ 3. Your favourite teaching method OR a teaching tip

Remember your MTS should be 10 minutes long.

Topic of this lesson: The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology

Remember to gear your session towards beginner learners, not experts or advanced learners

Time
Lesson components
(mins)

Bridge-in I will emphasize the key role of genetic information in


How will I open the function and survival of living things through showing
lesson and get my this video from Khan Academy (0:00-0:54)
learners interested? 1.5
I will screen share the video through my browser. I will
check the sound is working properly when I log in 15
minutes before the session starts.

Intended learning By the end of this lesson, my learners should be able to…
outcomes • Describe the central dogma; the relationship
What do I want my between DNA, RNA, and proteins 0.5
learners to be able to
know, do, or feel by the
end of the lesson?

Pre-assessment I will ask participants, "What do you know about DNA?"


How will I find out what and invite them to share verbally using their 1
my learners already microphone or through the WebEx chat
know about the topic?

Participatory learning Add more rows in this section as needed

What will I do? What will my learners do? What online and in-
Time
person materials and
(mins)
tools will we need?
I will present content Listen to content and Slides
on the structures of observe, ask questions 2
DNA, RNA and proteins through the chat

I will provide each Students complete task Paper and writing


student with an individually using writing materials
individual task through utensils and paper
a private message in
the chat:
1) Write “horse”
using a marker 1
or highlighter
2) Write “horse”
using a pen
3) Draw a picture
of a horse

I will provide students Students discuss how each of Completed activities


with a prompt to their different prompts could from previous task
discuss the be linked
similarities/differences
between each of the
tasks and link this to
the relationship of
1
DNA, RNA and protein.
(1 and 2 are the same
message, just using
different materials
(like DNA and RNA); 3
is the actual product
(like protein))

I will provide a brief Students listen to content, Slides


explanation of ask questions through the
transcription (DNA to chat
RNA)
1
I will illustrate this
through the example
of broken photocopier
with no colour ink.

University of Waterloo Centre for Teaching Excellence | Microteaching Lesson Plan Template | Updated November 2020
I will provide a brief Students listen to content, Slides
explanation of ask questions through the
1
translation (RNA to chat
protein)

Post-assessment I will ask students the following Molecular biology


How will I ensure that my riddles as multiple choice questions through the WebEx
learners walk away with polling feature:
the key points? “I am the process that turns RNA into a protein” - 0.5
(correct answer: Translation)
“I am the process that turns DNA into RNA” –
(correct answer: Transcription)

Summary I will summarize the difference between DNA, RNA and


How will I wrap up the proteins (DNA and RNA are nucleic acids, proteins are
lesson? made of amino acids; DNA and RNA have a different
sugar and have a different nucleobase [uracil vs.
0.5
thymine])
I will show an image of the central dogma (DNA to RNA
through transcription; RNA to protein through
translation)

University of Waterloo Centre for Teaching Excellence | Microteaching Lesson Plan Template | Updated November 2020

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