The student is able to master the course content and often demonstrates creative thought and independence, but does not give evidence of a consistency in excellence. Lesson planning is very good and includes audio visual support and a variety of methods. The student meets the basic expectations of the instructor, usually shows little initiative in attacking new problems, and indicates some progress in individual development. Lesson plans are satisfactory and include some variety and technological support. The student demonstrates an inability to fully master the basic curse requirements, but does not give indication of minimal growth expectations.
Lesson plans are incomplete and show no creativity, variety of methodology and audio visual support.
The student fails to meet the minimum course requirements. Lesson planning is inconsistent and incomplete. More than 2 absences will be made up at the end of the experience. Daily Lesson Plans - When you begin to work with small and large groups, you will be required to have a written lesson plan for each day s lesson. These should be discussed each day before school begins with your cooperating teacher and with your university supervisor during individual conferences.