When making a science lesson plan, teachers can ask themselves, "What am I hoping the students will get out of this science experience," which is part of the lesson plan that:
A) helps teachers attract students' interest.
B) asks teachers to state the problem or concept the students are exploring.
C) describes the disciplinary core ideas.
D) describes the activity that the students will be doing.

Question

When making a science lesson plan, teachers can ask themselves, "What am I hoping the students will get out of this science experience," which is part of the lesson plan that:​
A) ​helps teachers attract students' interest.
B) ​asks teachers to state the problem or concept the students are exploring.
C) ​describes the disciplinary core ideas.
D) ​describes the activity that the students will be doing.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The question is referring specifically to the part of the lesson plan that asks teachers to state the learning objective or goal. This is typically done in the form of describing the problem or concept that the students will be exploring. Therefore, choice B is the correct answer. The other choices describe different elements of a science lesson plan, but they do not specifically address the question being asked.

When Making a Science Lesson Plan, Teachers Can Ask Themselves