No Series: Lesson Study: Surface Area of a Cylinder

Math.7.G.B.6

Common core State Standards

  • Math:  Math
  • 7:  Grade 7
  • G:  Geometry
  • B:  Solve real-life and mathematical problems involving angle measure, area, surface area, and volume
  • 6: 
    Solve real-world and mathematical problems involving area, volume and surface area of two- and three-dimensional objects composed of triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, cubes, and right prisms.

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Lesson Study: Surface Area of a Cylinder

Lesson Objective: Highlight and critique the techniques used in a lesson on cylinders
Grade 7 / Math / Feedback
14 MIN
Math.7.G.B.6

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Discussion and Supporting Materials

Thought starters

  1. How does Chris use a playlist to call out classroom routines and bring life to them?
  2. How does Chris make his classroom a safe place for students to express their ideas?
  3. How does Chris use tools to help students with visual representation?

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  • Private message to LYDIA VILLAMIL

Chris does a great job incorporating routines, using creativity, and having students think outside the box. He encourages them to not only think of their learning but their peers as well. He sets high expectations and leaves no room for getting off topic. 

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  • Private message to Samantha Davis

I really like the way Chris makes the class feel safe and comfortable.  He does this by calling students by the playing card number rather than the name.   He makes the class feel like they are all in the concept together and no one is alone.  The use of the PLAYLIST is a creative way that draws interest for this age group.  The PLAYLIST allows students to be familiar with a routine during day to day lessons. 

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  • Private message to Terence Whitaker

 I think Mr. McCloud using great methods to teach his students and brings great energy to classroom.

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  • Private message to Kimberly Lair

What I love about Chris's teaching, is that he takes time to recognize and encourage every student.  He does this through his playlist, randomly calling on students by using the playing cards, being heard, the think tank, and group work.  His transitions are seamless and his timing is perfect.  Chris is always asking questions about why and how is this like that or how is this different from this.  His students create formulas and yet it feels like a game. Chris must put in hours of work to prepare for a lesson because it looks like it's natural and easy. 

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  • Private message to Steven Cooper

This guy is one of my favorite teachers I've come across on this channel. And that's saying a lot cuz there are LOTS of good teachers on here. But man this guy is awesome.

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  • Private message to Sherry Thomas
Mr. McCloud uses a playlist method to conduct the classroom routine. The playing cards method he uses makes it okay to be called on instead of embarrassing the child. He also makes it easy for the students points to be validated. He is very good a transferring context as well as his planning of the use of the tools that he and the students used. Mr. McCloud keeps his tools very organized.
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