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The MCS TEM and "Teach" Rubric requires specific teacher behaviors to be exhibited during daily instruction. In order to ensure that all indicators of the TEM “Teach” Rubric are implemented at a high level, teachers will have to carefully plan teaching sequences that deliberately focus on these indicators. An aligned lesson plan template will be critical in focusing on the indicators during the planning process.

This is an opportunity for you to voice your ideas about the format of the new lesson plan template. Please take a few moments to share your thoughts. A committee of educators will use this data to draft and recommend a new district lesson plan template for all grade levels. Thank you so very much for participating.

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* 1. Please indicate which of the following grade bands you teach in:

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* 2. What content areas do you teach? Choose all that apply.

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* 3. It is very important that a teacher’s lesson plan be aligned to the TEM “Teach” Rubric. Please check all of the following elements that you would include in a lesson plan.

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* 4. What is the best way for teachers to access the curriculum (Instructional Maps)? Rank the following choices for accessing the curriculum.

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Electronic delivery of curriculum within an MCS protected portal (Docushare)
Electronic delivery inside a curriculum management system (a web-based environment where the Instructional Maps are housed, a repository of lesson plans from the Common Core states and the district are housed, and a lesson plan template where teachers could ‘drag and drop’ items into a 'word' document)
Electronic delivery on the MCS C&I website

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* 5. How would you prefer to develop a lesson plan? Rank the following ways for developing a lesson plan.

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Develop lesson plan within an MCS protected portal (Docushare)
Develop lesson plan inside a curriculum management system (a web-based environment where the Instructional Maps are housed, a repository of lesson plans from all over the Common Core states and the district are housed, and a lesson plan template where teachers could ‘drag and drop’ items into a 'word' document)
Develop lesson plan using a hardcopy (paper and pencil)

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* 6. How often should teachers develop lesson plans?

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* 7. Please list any other comments that would assist in the development of a district lesson plan template.

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