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CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Microsoft 365 Course Home Content Discussions Class Progress More

Assignments Family Patterns

This assignment will help you gain a better understanding of your family dynamics by

completing a genogram. A genogram is like a road map to your family history. This

assignment will involve several steps.

First you will complete research on family genograms. This is a good place to start

https://genopro.com/genogram/ https://genopro.com/articles/ will also help you.

(Hint – there are several articles on that website that will help you with this section

and the next one.)

Another resource that you can use for creating a genogram is How to Make a

Genogram Online | EdrawMax Online.

Write a summary (in a Word doc) on your research. Any information you use from any

source needs to be cited! Here are a few examples of topics you need to discuss:

Requirement – Minimum of 1 page.

The history of genograms

How genograms are used

How genograms are completed

What are the benefits and/or challenges of developing a genogram

CHFD340 Family Patterns
Course: CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Criteria Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning
Did Not At-
tempt

Criterion Score

Student

Reflection

Summary

/ 3535 points

Summary

thoroughly

answers all of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

what was

learned from

29.75 points

Summary con-

tains clear an-

swers to at

least 4 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

26.25 points

Summary con-

tains brief an-

swers to at

least 3 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Some answers

are supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

22.75 points

Summary an-

swers 1-2 of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers may

or may not be

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

0 points

No submission

received.

5/11/26, 8:10 PM
Page 1 of 4

Any other information you'd like to share from your research

For the second part of this assignment you will "map out" your immediate family. You

may need to contact extended family members for help. If that's not possible, no

problem, do the best you can with the information you have. You'll start with you and

your significant other as well as your children. Then, if possible, please go back two

generations. Remember, a genogram is more than a family tree. You need to identify

relationships and their status (strong, weak, abusive, etc.), behavioral patterns (teen

pregnancy, divorce, substance abuse, etc.), health issues and/or any other issues that

you know of or become aware of during your research. Don't forget to include a key

that explains what the lines, shapes, colors, etc. mean.

Please complete your genogram using genopro.com, as a Word doc using whatever

shapes, symbols, colors, etc. you want, or you can draw your genogram by hand, scan

it, and upload it as an attachment. PLEASE keep in mind that this is not an art class –

I'm not looking for a masterpiece. The purpose of this assignment is for you to see

what patterns emerge within your family. After you've completed your genogram

please write a summary (add to the Word doc you've started), that includes the

answers to the following questions (as well as anything else you'd like to share):

Requirement: Minimum of 1.5 pages.

1. What did you learn about your family history? (Please share as much as you are

comfortable with. This assignment is very personal and your instructor is the

only person who will read it.)

2. What was the experience of collecting information like for you?

3. Are there any patterns that emerged that surprised you? (For example

communication, addiction, teen pregnancy, mental healthy issues, etc.) Why or

why not?

4. How could a genogram help a couple strengthen (in general) their relationship?

5. How could parents (in general) use a genogram to educate their children?

6. Conclude your paper by summarizing what you learned from this assignment

and how you can apply it to your family.

Your summaries should be written in 1 Word document, in APA format with factual

information from the lesson and genopro.com to support your thoughts and ideas.

Please see the grading rubric for information on how your submission will be

evaluated.

Genogram / 25

Genogram

Research

Summary

/ 25

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

25 points

Genogram is

thorough,

clearly labeled,

and contains a

key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

21.25 points

Genogram is

adequate in

overall struc-

ture and con-

tains a key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

Few to no er-

rors that inter-

fere with clari-

ty.

18.75 points

A diagram is

submitted but

it does not

contain all of

the compo-

nents of a

genogram.

Family pat-

terns may or

may not be

identified.

Clarity, in

places, is a

problem.

16.25 points

A diagram is

submitted, but

major parts

are missing or

incomplete.

Directions

were not fol-

lowed and in-

formation pro-

vided was in-

sufficient to

meet assign-

ment guide-

lines.

Work is below

expected col-

lege-level

quality.

0 points

No submission

received.

25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search thor-

oughly covers

all 5 topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of genograms.

21.25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search ade-

quately covers

at least 4 of

the topics list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

18.75 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search briefly

covers at least

3 of the topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of genograms.

16.25 points

Summary cov-

ers 1-2 of the

topics listed in

the instruc-

tions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

genograms.

0 points

Submit Cancel

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Due on May 24, 2026 11:55 PM

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CHFD340 Family Patterns Grading Rubric

Print

Total / 100

Writing

Mechanics

and Struc-

ture

/ 15

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

standing of

genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary con-

tains some

supporting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary may

or may not

contain sup-

porting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

15 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work is clear

and organized.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

are appropri-

ate with few

or no errors.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

12.75 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, punctua-

tion contain a

few errors, but

they do not

interfere with

clarity.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

11.25 points

Written work

is submitted in

a Word docu-

ment and

meets some

writing stan-

dards.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format,

Written work

contained sev-

eral notable

errors in se-

lection and

use.

Errors with

spelling, gram-

mar, and/or

punctuation

impact clarity.

Work may or

may not meet

length re-

quirement.

9.75 points

Written work

contained per-

sistent errors

in word selec-

tion and use;

spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

that signifi-

cantly impact

clarity.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format.

Work may or

may not be

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work does not

meet length

requirement.

0 points

No submission

received.

5/11/26, 8:10 PM
Page 3 of 4

Overall Score

Exemplary
90 points minimum

Accomplished
80 points minimum

Developing
70 points minimum

Beginning
60 points minimum

Did Not Attempt
0 points minimum

5/11/26, 8:10 PM
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Family Patterns

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Instructions

CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Microsoft 365 Course Home Content Discussions Class Progress More

Assignments Family Patterns

This assignment will help you gain a better understanding of your family dynamics by

completing a genogram. A genogram is like a road map to your family history. This

assignment will involve several steps.

First you will complete research on family genograms. This is a good place to start

https://genopro.com/genogram/ https://genopro.com/articles/ will also help you.

(Hint – there are several articles on that website that will help you with this section

and the next one.)

Another resource that you can use for creating a genogram is How to Make a

Genogram Online | EdrawMax Online.

Write a summary (in a Word doc) on your research. Any information you use from any

source needs to be cited! Here are a few examples of topics you need to discuss:

Requirement – Minimum of 1 page.

The history of genograms

How genograms are used

How genograms are completed

What are the benefits and/or challenges of developing a genogram

CHFD340 Family Patterns
Course: CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Criteria Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning
Did Not At-
tempt

Criterion Score

Student

Reflection

Summary

/ 3535 points

Summary

thoroughly

answers all of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

what was

learned from

29.75 points

Summary con-

tains clear an-

swers to at

least 4 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

26.25 points

Summary con-

tains brief an-

swers to at

least 3 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Some answers

are supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

22.75 points

Summary an-

swers 1-2 of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers may

or may not be

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

0 points

No submission

received.

5/11/26, 8:10 PM
Page 1 of 4

Any other information you'd like to share from your research

For the second part of this assignment you will "map out" your immediate family. You

may need to contact extended family members for help. If that's not possible, no

problem, do the best you can with the information you have. You'll start with you and

your significant other as well as your children. Then, if possible, please go back two

generations. Remember, a genogram is more than a family tree. You need to identify

relationships and their status (strong, weak, abusive, etc.), behavioral patterns (teen

pregnancy, divorce, substance abuse, etc.), health issues and/or any other issues that

you know of or become aware of during your research. Don't forget to include a key

that explains what the lines, shapes, colors, etc. mean.

Please complete your genogram using genopro.com, as a Word doc using whatever

shapes, symbols, colors, etc. you want, or you can draw your genogram by hand, scan

it, and upload it as an attachment. PLEASE keep in mind that this is not an art class –

I'm not looking for a masterpiece. The purpose of this assignment is for you to see

what patterns emerge within your family. After you've completed your genogram

please write a summary (add to the Word doc you've started), that includes the

answers to the following questions (as well as anything else you'd like to share):

Requirement: Minimum of 1.5 pages.

1. What did you learn about your family history? (Please share as much as you are

comfortable with. This assignment is very personal and your instructor is the

only person who will read it.)

2. What was the experience of collecting information like for you?

3. Are there any patterns that emerged that surprised you? (For example

communication, addiction, teen pregnancy, mental healthy issues, etc.) Why or

why not?

4. How could a genogram help a couple strengthen (in general) their relationship?

5. How could parents (in general) use a genogram to educate their children?

6. Conclude your paper by summarizing what you learned from this assignment

and how you can apply it to your family.

Your summaries should be written in 1 Word document, in APA format with factual

information from the lesson and genopro.com to support your thoughts and ideas.

Please see the grading rubric for information on how your submission will be

evaluated.

Genogram / 25

Genogram

Research

Summary

/ 25

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

25 points

Genogram is

thorough,

clearly labeled,

and contains a

key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

21.25 points

Genogram is

adequate in

overall struc-

ture and con-

tains a key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

Few to no er-

rors that inter-

fere with clari-

ty.

18.75 points

A diagram is

submitted but

it does not

contain all of

the compo-

nents of a

genogram.

Family pat-

terns may or

may not be

identified.

Clarity, in

places, is a

problem.

16.25 points

A diagram is

submitted, but

major parts

are missing or

incomplete.

Directions

were not fol-

lowed and in-

formation pro-

vided was in-

sufficient to

meet assign-

ment guide-

lines.

Work is below

expected col-

lege-level

quality.

0 points

No submission

received.

25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search thor-

oughly covers

all 5 topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of genograms.

21.25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search ade-

quately covers

at least 4 of

the topics list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

18.75 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search briefly

covers at least

3 of the topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of genograms.

16.25 points

Summary cov-

ers 1-2 of the

topics listed in

the instruc-

tions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

genograms.

0 points

Submit Cancel

5/11/26, 8:10 PM
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Due on May 24, 2026 11:55 PM

Attachments

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Hide Rubrics

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Comments

CHFD340 Family Patterns Grading Rubric

Print

Total / 100

Writing

Mechanics

and Struc-

ture

/ 15

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

standing of

genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary con-

tains some

supporting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary may

or may not

contain sup-

porting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

15 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work is clear

and organized.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

are appropri-

ate with few

or no errors.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

12.75 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, punctua-

tion contain a

few errors, but

they do not

interfere with

clarity.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

11.25 points

Written work

is submitted in

a Word docu-

ment and

meets some

writing stan-

dards.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format,

Written work

contained sev-

eral notable

errors in se-

lection and

use.

Errors with

spelling, gram-

mar, and/or

punctuation

impact clarity.

Work may or

may not meet

length re-

quirement.

9.75 points

Written work

contained per-

sistent errors

in word selec-

tion and use;

spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

that signifi-

cantly impact

clarity.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format.

Work may or

may not be

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work does not

meet length

requirement.

0 points

No submission

received.

5/11/26, 8:10 PM
Page 3 of 4

Overall Score

Exemplary
90 points minimum

Accomplished
80 points minimum

Developing
70 points minimum

Beginning
60 points minimum

Did Not Attempt
0 points minimum

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Family Patterns

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Instructions

CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Microsoft 365 Course Home Content Discussions Class Progress More

Assignments Family Patterns

This assignment will help you gain a better understanding of your family dynamics by

completing a genogram. A genogram is like a road map to your family history. This

assignment will involve several steps.

First you will complete research on family genograms. This is a good place to start

https://genopro.com/genogram/ https://genopro.com/articles/ will also help you.

(Hint – there are several articles on that website that will help you with this section

and the next one.)

Another resource that you can use for creating a genogram is How to Make a

Genogram Online | EdrawMax Online.

Write a summary (in a Word doc) on your research. Any information you use from any

source needs to be cited! Here are a few examples of topics you need to discuss:

Requirement – Minimum of 1 page.

The history of genograms

How genograms are used

How genograms are completed

What are the benefits and/or challenges of developing a genogram

CHFD340 Family Patterns
Course: CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Criteria Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning
Did Not At-
tempt

Criterion Score

Student

Reflection

Summary

/ 3535 points

Summary

thoroughly

answers all of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

what was

learned from

29.75 points

Summary con-

tains clear an-

swers to at

least 4 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

26.25 points

Summary con-

tains brief an-

swers to at

least 3 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Some answers

are supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

22.75 points

Summary an-

swers 1-2 of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers may

or may not be

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

0 points

No submission

received.

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Any other information you'd like to share from your research

For the second part of this assignment you will "map out" your immediate family. You

may need to contact extended family members for help. If that's not possible, no

problem, do the best you can with the information you have. You'll start with you and

your significant other as well as your children. Then, if possible, please go back two

generations. Remember, a genogram is more than a family tree. You need to identify

relationships and their status (strong, weak, abusive, etc.), behavioral patterns (teen

pregnancy, divorce, substance abuse, etc.), health issues and/or any other issues that

you know of or become aware of during your research. Don't forget to include a key

that explains what the lines, shapes, colors, etc. mean.

Please complete your genogram using genopro.com, as a Word doc using whatever

shapes, symbols, colors, etc. you want, or you can draw your genogram by hand, scan

it, and upload it as an attachment. PLEASE keep in mind that this is not an art class –

I'm not looking for a masterpiece. The purpose of this assignment is for you to see

what patterns emerge within your family. After you've completed your genogram

please write a summary (add to the Word doc you've started), that includes the

answers to the following questions (as well as anything else you'd like to share):

Requirement: Minimum of 1.5 pages.

1. What did you learn about your family history? (Please share as much as you are

comfortable with. This assignment is very personal and your instructor is the

only person who will read it.)

2. What was the experience of collecting information like for you?

3. Are there any patterns that emerged that surprised you? (For example

communication, addiction, teen pregnancy, mental healthy issues, etc.) Why or

why not?

4. How could a genogram help a couple strengthen (in general) their relationship?

5. How could parents (in general) use a genogram to educate their children?

6. Conclude your paper by summarizing what you learned from this assignment

and how you can apply it to your family.

Your summaries should be written in 1 Word document, in APA format with factual

information from the lesson and genopro.com to support your thoughts and ideas.

Please see the grading rubric for information on how your submission will be

evaluated.

Genogram / 25

Genogram

Research

Summary

/ 25

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

25 points

Genogram is

thorough,

clearly labeled,

and contains a

key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

21.25 points

Genogram is

adequate in

overall struc-

ture and con-

tains a key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

Few to no er-

rors that inter-

fere with clari-

ty.

18.75 points

A diagram is

submitted but

it does not

contain all of

the compo-

nents of a

genogram.

Family pat-

terns may or

may not be

identified.

Clarity, in

places, is a

problem.

16.25 points

A diagram is

submitted, but

major parts

are missing or

incomplete.

Directions

were not fol-

lowed and in-

formation pro-

vided was in-

sufficient to

meet assign-

ment guide-

lines.

Work is below

expected col-

lege-level

quality.

0 points

No submission

received.

25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search thor-

oughly covers

all 5 topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of genograms.

21.25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search ade-

quately covers

at least 4 of

the topics list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

18.75 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search briefly

covers at least

3 of the topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of genograms.

16.25 points

Summary cov-

ers 1-2 of the

topics listed in

the instruc-

tions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

genograms.

0 points

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Total / 100

Writing

Mechanics

and Struc-

ture

/ 15

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

standing of

genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary con-

tains some

supporting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary may

or may not

contain sup-

porting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

15 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work is clear

and organized.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

are appropri-

ate with few

or no errors.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

12.75 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, punctua-

tion contain a

few errors, but

they do not

interfere with

clarity.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

11.25 points

Written work

is submitted in

a Word docu-

ment and

meets some

writing stan-

dards.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format,

Written work

contained sev-

eral notable

errors in se-

lection and

use.

Errors with

spelling, gram-

mar, and/or

punctuation

impact clarity.

Work may or

may not meet

length re-

quirement.

9.75 points

Written work

contained per-

sistent errors

in word selec-

tion and use;

spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

that signifi-

cantly impact

clarity.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format.

Work may or

may not be

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work does not

meet length

requirement.

0 points

No submission

received.

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Overall Score

Exemplary
90 points minimum

Accomplished
80 points minimum

Developing
70 points minimum

Beginning
60 points minimum

Did Not Attempt
0 points minimum

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CHFD340 Family Patterns
Course: CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Criteria Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning
Did Not At-
tempt

Criterion Score

Student

Reflection

Summary

/ 3535 points

Summary

thoroughly

answers all of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

what was

learned from

29.75 points

Summary con-

tains clear an-

swers to at

least 4 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

26.25 points

Summary con-

tains brief an-

swers to at

least 3 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Some answers

are supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

22.75 points

Summary an-

swers 1-2 of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers may

or may not be

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

0 points

No submission

received.

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Genogram / 25

Genogram

Research

Summary

/ 25

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

25 points

Genogram is

thorough,

clearly labeled,

and contains a

key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

21.25 points

Genogram is

adequate in

overall struc-

ture and con-

tains a key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

Few to no er-

rors that inter-

fere with clari-

ty.

18.75 points

A diagram is

submitted but

it does not

contain all of

the compo-

nents of a

genogram.

Family pat-

terns may or

may not be

identified.

Clarity, in

places, is a

problem.

16.25 points

A diagram is

submitted, but

major parts

are missing or

incomplete.

Directions

were not fol-

lowed and in-

formation pro-

vided was in-

sufficient to

meet assign-

ment guide-

lines.

Work is below

expected col-

lege-level

quality.

0 points

No submission

received.

25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search thor-

oughly covers

all 5 topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

21.25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search ade-

quately covers

at least 4 of

the topics list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

18.75 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search briefly

covers at least

3 of the topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

16.25 points

Summary cov-

ers 1-2 of the

topics listed in

the instruc-

tions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

genograms.

0 points

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Writing

Mechanics

and Struc-

ture

/ 15

of genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

erate under-

standing of

genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

of genograms.

Summary con-

tains some

supporting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary may

or may not

contain sup-

porting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

15 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work is clear

and organized.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

are appropri-

ate with few

or no errors.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

12.75 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, punctua-

tion contain a

few errors, but

they do not

interfere with

clarity.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

11.25 points

Written work

is submitted in

a Word docu-

ment and

meets some

writing stan-

dards.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format,

Written work

contained sev-

eral notable

errors in se-

lection and

use.

Errors with

spelling, gram-

mar, and/or

punctuation

impact clarity.

Work may or

may not meet

length re-

quirement.

9.75 points

Written work

contained per-

sistent errors

in word selec-

tion and use;

spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

that signifi-

cantly impact

clarity.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format.

Work may or

may not be

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work does not

meet length

requirement.

0 points

No submission

received.

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Total / 100

Overall Score

Exemplary
90 points minimum

Accomplished
80 points minimum

Developing
70 points minimum

Beginning
60 points minimum

Did Not Attempt
0 points minimum

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CHFD340 Family Patterns
Course: CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Criteria Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning
Did Not At-
tempt

Criterion Score

Student

Reflection

Summary

/ 3535 points

Summary

thoroughly

answers all of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

what was

learned from

29.75 points

Summary con-

tains clear an-

swers to at

least 4 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

26.25 points

Summary con-

tains brief an-

swers to at

least 3 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Some answers

are supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

22.75 points

Summary an-

swers 1-2 of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers may

or may not be

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

0 points

No submission

received.

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Genogram / 25

Genogram

Research

Summary

/ 25

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

25 points

Genogram is

thorough,

clearly labeled,

and contains a

key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

21.25 points

Genogram is

adequate in

overall struc-

ture and con-

tains a key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

Few to no er-

rors that inter-

fere with clari-

ty.

18.75 points

A diagram is

submitted but

it does not

contain all of

the compo-

nents of a

genogram.

Family pat-

terns may or

may not be

identified.

Clarity, in

places, is a

problem.

16.25 points

A diagram is

submitted, but

major parts

are missing or

incomplete.

Directions

were not fol-

lowed and in-

formation pro-

vided was in-

sufficient to

meet assign-

ment guide-

lines.

Work is below

expected col-

lege-level

quality.

0 points

No submission

received.

25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search thor-

oughly covers

all 5 topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

21.25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search ade-

quately covers

at least 4 of

the topics list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

18.75 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search briefly

covers at least

3 of the topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

16.25 points

Summary cov-

ers 1-2 of the

topics listed in

the instruc-

tions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

genograms.

0 points

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Writing

Mechanics

and Struc-

ture

/ 15

of genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

erate under-

standing of

genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

of genograms.

Summary con-

tains some

supporting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary may

or may not

contain sup-

porting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

15 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work is clear

and organized.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

are appropri-

ate with few

or no errors.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

12.75 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, punctua-

tion contain a

few errors, but

they do not

interfere with

clarity.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

11.25 points

Written work

is submitted in

a Word docu-

ment and

meets some

writing stan-

dards.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format,

Written work

contained sev-

eral notable

errors in se-

lection and

use.

Errors with

spelling, gram-

mar, and/or

punctuation

impact clarity.

Work may or

may not meet

length re-

quirement.

9.75 points

Written work

contained per-

sistent errors

in word selec-

tion and use;

spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

that signifi-

cantly impact

clarity.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format.

Work may or

may not be

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work does not

meet length

requirement.

0 points

No submission

received.

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Total / 100

Overall Score

Exemplary
90 points minimum

Accomplished
80 points minimum

Developing
70 points minimum

Beginning
60 points minimum

Did Not Attempt
0 points minimum

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CHFD340 Family Patterns
Course: CHFD340 I001 Spring 2026

Criteria Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning
Did Not At-
tempt

Criterion Score

Student

Reflection

Summary

/ 3535 points

Summary

thoroughly

answers all of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

what was

learned from

29.75 points

Summary con-

tains clear an-

swers to at

least 4 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

erate under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student pro-

vides a con-

clusion that

summarizes

26.25 points

Summary con-

tains brief an-

swers to at

least 3 of the

questions list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

of family dy-

namics as they

relate to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Some answers

are supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and/or

genopro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

22.75 points

Summary an-

swers 1-2 of

the questions

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

family dynam-

ics as they re-

late to the

patterns iden-

tified on the

genogram.

Answers may

or may not be

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Student may

or may not

provide a con-

clusion that

summarizes

0 points

No submission

received.

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Genogram / 25

Genogram

Research

Summary

/ 25

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

what was

learned from

the genogram

and how it can

be applied to

student’s fam-

ily.

25 points

Genogram is

thorough,

clearly labeled,

and contains a

key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

21.25 points

Genogram is

adequate in

overall struc-

ture and con-

tains a key.

Genogram

identifies fam-

ily relation-

ships and their

status, behav-

ioral patterns,

health issues,

as well as any

other issues

identified dur-

ing research.

Few to no er-

rors that inter-

fere with clari-

ty.

18.75 points

A diagram is

submitted but

it does not

contain all of

the compo-

nents of a

genogram.

Family pat-

terns may or

may not be

identified.

Clarity, in

places, is a

problem.

16.25 points

A diagram is

submitted, but

major parts

are missing or

incomplete.

Directions

were not fol-

lowed and in-

formation pro-

vided was in-

sufficient to

meet assign-

ment guide-

lines.

Work is below

expected col-

lege-level

quality.

0 points

No submission

received.

25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search thor-

oughly covers

all 5 topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a strong

understanding

21.25 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search ade-

quately covers

at least 4 of

the topics list-

ed in the in-

structions.

Summary re-

flects a mod-

18.75 points

Summary of

genogram re-

search briefly

covers at least

3 of the topics

listed in the

instructions.

Summary re-

flects a basic

understanding

16.25 points

Summary cov-

ers 1-2 of the

topics listed in

the instruc-

tions.

Summary re-

flects a mini-

mal under-

standing of

genograms.

0 points

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Writing

Mechanics

and Struc-

ture

/ 15

of genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

erate under-

standing of

genograms.

Answers are

supported

with key prin-

ciples and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

of genograms.

Summary con-

tains some

supporting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

Summary may

or may not

contain sup-

porting key

principles and

concepts cov-

ered in the

course read-

ings and geno-

pro.com.

15 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work is clear

and organized.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

are appropri-

ate with few

or no errors.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

12.75 points

Written work

is in APA for-

mat and is

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

There are no

major errors in

word selection

or use.

Spelling, gram-

mar, punctua-

tion contain a

few errors, but

they do not

interfere with

clarity.

Work meets

length re-

quirement.

11.25 points

Written work

is submitted in

a Word docu-

ment and

meets some

writing stan-

dards.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format,

Written work

contained sev-

eral notable

errors in se-

lection and

use.

Errors with

spelling, gram-

mar, and/or

punctuation

impact clarity.

Work may or

may not meet

length re-

quirement.

9.75 points

Written work

contained per-

sistent errors

in word selec-

tion and use;

spelling, gram-

mar, and

punctuation

that signifi-

cantly impact

clarity.

Work may or

may not be in

APA format.

Work may or

may not be

submitted in a

Word docu-

ment.

Work does not

meet length

requirement.

0 points

No submission

received.

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Total / 100

Overall Score

Exemplary
90 points minimum

Accomplished
80 points minimum

Developing
70 points minimum

Beginning
60 points minimum

Did Not Attempt
0 points minimum

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1. Describe the difference between remediation and intervention. How do both work together to support struggling students?

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1

Assignment 1

For this assignment, you will interview one teacher who is currently teaching in an

elementary school. The purpose for the interview is to learn about the strategies and

techniques used by this teacher to set up the classroom for success. After you interview

the teacher, you will write a reflective paper in which you share some of the information

that you gathered in the interview. You will also analyze the information using research-

based literature to support your learning from the interviews. For the analysis, you will

cite at least three references.

In your reflective paper, you will include the following:

• Introduction

• Summary of the interview

• Analysis – Remember to support with 3 references (One reference may be the course

textbook and the other two should be journal articles)

• Reflection and conclusion

NOTE: For this assignment you may choose to prepare a PowerPoint presentation or another

presentation application rather than a formal Word document. If you are unsure about the

acceptability of a particular application, please email your instructor for confirmation. If you

decide to do a PowerPoint presentation or another application, here is a rough estimate

of the number of slides/pages:

• Title and author information (1 slide)

2

• Introduction (1-2 slides)

• Summary of the interview (probably 3-4 slides)

• Analysis – (probably 4-5 slides)

• Reflection and conclusion (1-2 slides)

• Reference list (1-2 slides, depending on the number of references)

You can use these guided questions for your interview (or any other questions you deem

appropriate):

• How do you enhance your students' cognitive and affective development through

appropriate learning strategies in literacy in the elementary classroom?

• What reading methodologies, strategies, techniques, and materials have you used in

your exemplary reading lessons?

• Do the students participate interactively? How?

• How do you plan culturally relevant literacy instruction for all the students including

ESE and the ESOL students?

• How do you communicate effectively with elementary students and their families in a

positive, supportive manner?

Use the title page included in the appendix below. Save your assignment with the

filename in the following format: Surname_ELE0504_A1.docx

Rubric for Teachers Interviews

3

Element Not Met Met Expectations Exceeded

Introduction

(3 points)

Does not
introduce the
paper. Does not
provide a
statement that
reflects the
purpose of the
paper.

Introduces the paper;
provides a statement
that reflects the
purpose of the paper.

Introduces the
paper; provides a
statement that
reflects the
purpose of the
paper cogently and
succinctly.

Interviews with
Teachers

(5 points)

Candidate
provided
inadequate or no
information
about the
interview with
both teachers.

Candidate
summarized and
provided adequate
information about
the interview with
both teachers.

Candidate
summarized and
provided rich and
relevant
information about
the interview with
both teachers.

Analysis of the
interviews (5 points)

Candidate
provided no
analysis of the
interviews with
the teachers.

Candidate provided
an analysis of the
interviews with the
teachers. The analysis
is supported with
course materials and
new references.

Candidate provided
a detailed analysis
of the interviews
with the teachers.
The analysis is
supported with
course materials
and 3 references.

Reflection and
Conclusion

(5 points)

The candidate
included no
reflections or
conclusions.

The candidate
reflected on the
interviews and was
able to make
conclusions based on

The candidate
reflected on the
interviews and was
able to make
precise conclusions
based on the

4

the course
information.

course information
and the references.

Citations/References:
Proper APA format

(2 points)

Citation for the
review did not
follow APA
format and was
missing essential
information.

Citation for the
review did follow
APA format;
however, a few (2)
errors in essential
information were
evident.

Citation for the
review did follow
APA format.
Essential
information was
accurate and
complete.

**## Assignment1AM.pdf**

1

Assignment 1

For this assignment, you will interview one teacher who is currently teaching in an

elementary school. The purpose for the interview is to learn about the strategies and

techniques used by this teacher to set up the classroom for success. After you interview

the teacher, you will write a reflective paper in which you share some of the information

that you gathered in the interview. You will also analyze the information using research-

based literature to support your learning from the interviews. For the analysis, you will

cite at least three references.

In your reflective paper, you will include the following:

• Introduction

• Summary of the interview

• Analysis – Remember to support with 3 references (One reference may be the course

textbook and the other two should be journal articles)

• Reflection and conclusion

NOTE: For this assignment you may choose to prepare a PowerPoint presentation or another

presentation application rather than a formal Word document. If you are unsure about the

acceptability of a particular application, please email your instructor for confirmation. If you

decide to do a PowerPoint presentation or another application, here is a rough estimate

of the number of slides/pages:

• Title and author information (1 slide)

2

• Introduction (1-2 slides)

• Summary of the interview (probably 3-4 slides)

• Analysis – (probably 4-5 slides)

• Reflection and conclusion (1-2 slides)

• Reference list (1-2 slides, depending on the number of references)

You can use these guided questions for your interview (or any other questions you deem

appropriate):

• How do you enhance your students' cognitive and affective development through

appropriate learning strategies in literacy in the elementary classroom?

• What reading methodologies, strategies, techniques, and materials have you used in

your exemplary reading lessons?

• Do the students participate interactively? How?

• How do you plan culturally relevant literacy instruction for all the students including

ESE and the ESOL students?

• How do you communicate effectively with elementary students and their families in a

positive, supportive manner?

Use the title page included in the appendix below. Save your assignment with the

filename in the following format: Surname_ELE0504_A1.docx

Rubric for Teachers Interviews

3

Element Not Met Met Expectations Exceeded

Introduction

(3 points)

Does not
introduce the
paper. Does not
provide a
statement that
reflects the
purpose of the
paper.

Introduces the paper;
provides a statement
that reflects the
purpose of the paper.

Introduces the
paper; provides a
statement that
reflects the
purpose of the
paper cogently and
succinctly.

Interviews with
Teachers

(5 points)

Candidate
provided
inadequate or no
information
about the
interview with
both teachers.

Candidate
summarized and
provided adequate
information about
the interview with
both teachers.

Candidate
summarized and
provided rich and
relevant
information about
the interview with
both teachers.

Analysis of the
interviews (5 points)

Candidate
provided no
analysis of the
interviews with
the teachers.

Candidate provided
an analysis of the
interviews with the
teachers. The analysis
is supported with
course materials and
new references.

Candidate provided
a detailed analysis
of the interviews
with the teachers.
The analysis is
supported with
course materials
and 3 references.

Reflection and
Conclusion

(5 points)

The candidate
included no
reflections or
conclusions.

The candidate
reflected on the
interviews and was
able to make
conclusions based on

The candidate
reflected on the
interviews and was
able to make
precise conclusions
based on the

4

the course
information.

course information
and the references.

Citations/References:
Proper APA format

(2 points)

Citation for the
review did not
follow APA
format and was
missing essential
information.

Citation for the
review did follow
APA format;
however, a few (2)
errors in essential
information were
evident.

Citation for the
review did follow
APA format.
Essential
information was
accurate and
complete.

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**Overview**

In the Week 4 activity, you defined the basic content of your three-lesson unit, described your intended audience, and chose your first modality.

Now in the Week 6 assignment, you develop detailed, comprehensive lesson plans for all three lessons in your unit. You need to consider how technology can be used to enrich each lesson and what challenges you may need to overcome to effectively use that technology. You also need to align each of the three lessons to one or more of the outcomes defined in the Week 4 activity.

By completing this assignment, you develop your skills in creating effective lesson plans and integrating technology into your teaching, and you also gain valuable experience in considering potential challenges and aligning your lessons with specific learning outcomes. These are important skills for a future educator to have and help prepare you for success in your career.

**Instructions**

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Develop three detailed, comprehensive lesson plans in the provided templates, filling in the blank cells with details about each lesson in your unit. Incorporate relevant technologies that enrich the learning experience and predict what specific challenges you might have to overcome to effectively use that technology.

Each template should include the following:

· Identify the lesson title, topic, audience, and modality.

· Define the lesson goal and objectives.

· Describe the lesson introduction.

· Outline specific actions that engage students with the material.

· Determine a method of consolidation.

· Select a technology to incorporate into the lesson, describe how it enriches the lesson, and what challenges might you have to overcome to effectively use that technology.

· Describe how learners' understanding or skills are assessed and graded.

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Professor Katz

EDU 540 Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

April 29, 2026

Inclusive and Engaging Instruction

Part 1: Unit Outcomes

• Examine major concepts of inclusive learning and justify their significance in a

variety of classrooms.

• Use learning theories (behaviorism, constructivism, and social learning) to lesson

design.

• Create a single classroom activity that will meet various learner needs.

• Consider ways to enhance access and student involvement in learning.

Part 2: Unit Plan

Title: Planning Inclusive and Engaging Learning Spaces.

Topic: Inclusion education and learning theory implementation.

Modality: Online learning

Intended Audience: Trainee teachers or students of undergraduate education.

The three-unit lesson plan will expose future teachers to the concepts of inclusive

teaching and how theories of learning can be applied in lessons. Lesson 1 is centered around

basics of inclusion, diversity and equity in learning. Students investigate the actual classroom

situations and talk about obstacles to learning, and put the constructivist principles to work in

interactive dialogues.

Lesson 2 discusses the key learning theories, such as behaviorism, constructivism, and

social learning theory. Students do short case studies and collaborative activities illustrating how

these theories are used in instructional techniques (Navas-Bonilla, 1). This lesson has a focus on

active knowledge building and peer learning.

Unit 3 is focused on practice. Students create an inclusive classroom activity

incorporating at least one learning theory and meeting needs of various learners. They share their

ideas in a discussion board and get feedback by their peers, supporting social learning (Hunt, 2).

Access is facilitated in various ways of engagement, representation and expression.

Videos, readings, discussion boards are used to deliver the content to support various learning

styles. Different needs are taken care of by clear instructions, captions and flexible deadlines.

The activities will be culturally sensitive and flexible to learners with different abilities.

This unit is gradual in comprehending inclusion and translating theory to practice, thus

making sense and mastery.

Sources

1.Navas-Bonilla, C. D. R., Guerra-Arango, J. A., Oviedo-Guado, D. A., & Murillo-Noriega, D.

E. (2025, February). Inclusive education through technology: a systematic review of

types, tools and characteristics. In Frontiers in Education (Vol. 10, p. 1527851). Frontiers

Media SA.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full

2.Hunt, C. L., & Alexander, L. A. (2024). Pedagogical strategies for promoting inclusive

excellence in public health education. Public Health Reports®, 00333549241269488.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488

[https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full](https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full)

[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488](https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488)

**## EDU540-Week6Activity_LessonPlanTemplates1.docx**

EDU540: Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

Week 6 Assignment – Integrating Technology into Engaging Lesson Plans

**Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Professor Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Date:** Click or tap here to enter text.

Lesson Plan: 1 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 2 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 3 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

2

PAGE 2

**## EDU540-Week6Activity_LessonPlanTemplates1.docx**

EDU540: Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

Week 6 Assignment – Integrating Technology into Engaging Lesson Plans

**Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Professor Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Date:** Click or tap here to enter text.

Lesson Plan: 1 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 2 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 3 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

2

PAGE 2

**## week6assignment.docx**

**Overview**

In the Week 4 activity, you defined the basic content of your three-lesson unit, described your intended audience, and chose your first modality.

Now in the Week 6 assignment, you develop detailed, comprehensive lesson plans for all three lessons in your unit. You need to consider how technology can be used to enrich each lesson and what challenges you may need to overcome to effectively use that technology. You also need to align each of the three lessons to one or more of the outcomes defined in the Week 4 activity.

By completing this assignment, you develop your skills in creating effective lesson plans and integrating technology into your teaching, and you also gain valuable experience in considering potential challenges and aligning your lessons with specific learning outcomes. These are important skills for a future educator to have and help prepare you for success in your career.

**Instructions**

Download the Lesson Plan Templates Download Lesson Plan Templates use for this assignment.

Develop three detailed, comprehensive lesson plans in the provided templates, filling in the blank cells with details about each lesson in your unit. Incorporate relevant technologies that enrich the learning experience and predict what specific challenges you might have to overcome to effectively use that technology.

Each template should include the following:

· Identify the lesson title, topic, audience, and modality.

· Define the lesson goal and objectives.

· Describe the lesson introduction.

· Outline specific actions that engage students with the material.

· Determine a method of consolidation.

· Select a technology to incorporate into the lesson, describe how it enriches the lesson, and what challenges might you have to overcome to effectively use that technology.

· Describe how learners' understanding or skills are assessed and graded.

**## annotated-edu2054020week20420assignment.docx.pdf**

Courtney Hopkins

Professor Katz

EDU 540 Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

April 29, 2026

Inclusive and Engaging Instruction

Part 1: Unit Outcomes

• Examine major concepts of inclusive learning and justify their significance in a

variety of classrooms.

• Use learning theories (behaviorism, constructivism, and social learning) to lesson

design.

• Create a single classroom activity that will meet various learner needs.

• Consider ways to enhance access and student involvement in learning.

Part 2: Unit Plan

Title: Planning Inclusive and Engaging Learning Spaces.

Topic: Inclusion education and learning theory implementation.

Modality: Online learning

Intended Audience: Trainee teachers or students of undergraduate education.

The three-unit lesson plan will expose future teachers to the concepts of inclusive

teaching and how theories of learning can be applied in lessons. Lesson 1 is centered around

basics of inclusion, diversity and equity in learning. Students investigate the actual classroom

situations and talk about obstacles to learning, and put the constructivist principles to work in

interactive dialogues.

Lesson 2 discusses the key learning theories, such as behaviorism, constructivism, and

social learning theory. Students do short case studies and collaborative activities illustrating how

these theories are used in instructional techniques (Navas-Bonilla, 1). This lesson has a focus on

active knowledge building and peer learning.

Unit 3 is focused on practice. Students create an inclusive classroom activity

incorporating at least one learning theory and meeting needs of various learners. They share their

ideas in a discussion board and get feedback by their peers, supporting social learning (Hunt, 2).

Access is facilitated in various ways of engagement, representation and expression.

Videos, readings, discussion boards are used to deliver the content to support various learning

styles. Different needs are taken care of by clear instructions, captions and flexible deadlines.

The activities will be culturally sensitive and flexible to learners with different abilities.

This unit is gradual in comprehending inclusion and translating theory to practice, thus

making sense and mastery.

Sources

1.Navas-Bonilla, C. D. R., Guerra-Arango, J. A., Oviedo-Guado, D. A., & Murillo-Noriega, D.

E. (2025, February). Inclusive education through technology: a systematic review of

types, tools and characteristics. In Frontiers in Education (Vol. 10, p. 1527851). Frontiers

Media SA.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full

2.Hunt, C. L., & Alexander, L. A. (2024). Pedagogical strategies for promoting inclusive

excellence in public health education. Public Health Reports®, 00333549241269488.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488

[https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full](https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full)

[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488](https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488)

**## EDU540-Week6Activity_LessonPlanTemplates1.docx**

EDU540: Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

Week 6 Assignment – Integrating Technology into Engaging Lesson Plans

**Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Professor Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Date:** Click or tap here to enter text.

Lesson Plan: 1 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 2 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 3 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

2

PAGE 2

**## week6assignment.docx**

**Overview**

In the Week 4 activity, you defined the basic content of your three-lesson unit, described your intended audience, and chose your first modality.

Now in the Week 6 assignment, you develop detailed, comprehensive lesson plans for all three lessons in your unit. You need to consider how technology can be used to enrich each lesson and what challenges you may need to overcome to effectively use that technology. You also need to align each of the three lessons to one or more of the outcomes defined in the Week 4 activity.

By completing this assignment, you develop your skills in creating effective lesson plans and integrating technology into your teaching, and you also gain valuable experience in considering potential challenges and aligning your lessons with specific learning outcomes. These are important skills for a future educator to have and help prepare you for success in your career.

**Instructions**

Download the Lesson Plan Templates Download Lesson Plan Templates use for this assignment.

Develop three detailed, comprehensive lesson plans in the provided templates, filling in the blank cells with details about each lesson in your unit. Incorporate relevant technologies that enrich the learning experience and predict what specific challenges you might have to overcome to effectively use that technology.

Each template should include the following:

· Identify the lesson title, topic, audience, and modality.

· Define the lesson goal and objectives.

· Describe the lesson introduction.

· Outline specific actions that engage students with the material.

· Determine a method of consolidation.

· Select a technology to incorporate into the lesson, describe how it enriches the lesson, and what challenges might you have to overcome to effectively use that technology.

· Describe how learners' understanding or skills are assessed and graded.

**## annotated-edu2054020week20420assignment.docx.pdf**

Courtney Hopkins

Professor Katz

EDU 540 Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

April 29, 2026

Inclusive and Engaging Instruction

Part 1: Unit Outcomes

• Examine major concepts of inclusive learning and justify their significance in a

variety of classrooms.

• Use learning theories (behaviorism, constructivism, and social learning) to lesson

design.

• Create a single classroom activity that will meet various learner needs.

• Consider ways to enhance access and student involvement in learning.

Part 2: Unit Plan

Title: Planning Inclusive and Engaging Learning Spaces.

Topic: Inclusion education and learning theory implementation.

Modality: Online learning

Intended Audience: Trainee teachers or students of undergraduate education.

The three-unit lesson plan will expose future teachers to the concepts of inclusive

teaching and how theories of learning can be applied in lessons. Lesson 1 is centered around

basics of inclusion, diversity and equity in learning. Students investigate the actual classroom

situations and talk about obstacles to learning, and put the constructivist principles to work in

interactive dialogues.

Lesson 2 discusses the key learning theories, such as behaviorism, constructivism, and

social learning theory. Students do short case studies and collaborative activities illustrating how

these theories are used in instructional techniques (Navas-Bonilla, 1). This lesson has a focus on

active knowledge building and peer learning.

Unit 3 is focused on practice. Students create an inclusive classroom activity

incorporating at least one learning theory and meeting needs of various learners. They share their

ideas in a discussion board and get feedback by their peers, supporting social learning (Hunt, 2).

Access is facilitated in various ways of engagement, representation and expression.

Videos, readings, discussion boards are used to deliver the content to support various learning

styles. Different needs are taken care of by clear instructions, captions and flexible deadlines.

The activities will be culturally sensitive and flexible to learners with different abilities.

This unit is gradual in comprehending inclusion and translating theory to practice, thus

making sense and mastery.

Sources

1.Navas-Bonilla, C. D. R., Guerra-Arango, J. A., Oviedo-Guado, D. A., & Murillo-Noriega, D.

E. (2025, February). Inclusive education through technology: a systematic review of

types, tools and characteristics. In Frontiers in Education (Vol. 10, p. 1527851). Frontiers

Media SA.

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full

2.Hunt, C. L., & Alexander, L. A. (2024). Pedagogical strategies for promoting inclusive

excellence in public health education. Public Health Reports®, 00333549241269488.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488

[https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full](https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/education/articles/10.3389/feduc.2025.1527851/full)

[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488](https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/00333549241269488)

**## EDU540-Week6Activity_LessonPlanTemplates1.docx**

EDU540: Designing, Developing and Evaluating Educational Technology

Week 6 Assignment – Integrating Technology into Engaging Lesson Plans

**Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Professor Name:** Click or tap here to enter text.

**Date:** Click or tap here to enter text.

Lesson Plan: 1 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 2 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

Lesson Plan: 3 of 3

Lesson title:

[insert title]

Lesson topic:

[insert topic]

Grade or audience:

[insert intended grade or audience]

Modality:

[insert modality, for example, “in-person” or “hybrid”]

Lesson goal:

[insert lesson goal]

Lesson objectives:

[insert lesson objectives, for example, “Introduction to Solving for Variable X”]

Introduction:

[insert introduction materials]

Action(s):

[insert activities, for example, playing a game, completing a worksheet, watching a video, solving a problem in a small group, etc.]

Consolidation:

[insert how to summarize and review the lesson content, reinforce key concepts, and reflect on what was learned]

Strategies:

[insert strategies, for example, “group project” or “worksheet”]

Technology:

[insert technology that will be part of the lesson]

How the technology enriches the lesson:

[insert how the technology will help engage students or make the lesson clearer]

Challenges that could arise with the technology:

[insert what could be your alternative plan if the technology isn’t working, or if students have trouble using the technology]

Assessment type:

[insert assessment format, for example, “multiple choice exam”]

Assessment rubric:

[insert how you will grade or determine progress]

2

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The Count of Monte Cristo

Tykorter harris

Mrs.McKay

4/24/26

2 Harris

Edmond Dantès, a young sailor, skillfully docks the three-masted French ship, the Pharaon, in

Marseilles after its captain died on the way home. As a reward, Dantès is promised a captainship,

but before he can claim his new post and be married to his fiancée, Mercédès', a conspiracy of

four jealous men set him up to be arrested and sent to prison in the infamous Chateau d'If. A

prison from which no one has ever escaped. For many years, Dantès barely exists in his tiny, cell.

He almost loses his mind and his will to live until one day he hears another prisoner nearby. He

too begins digging, and soon he meets an old Abbé who knows the where a lost treasure is, one

that used to belong to a rich Italian family. Dantès and the Abbé continue digging for several

years, and from the Abbé, Dantès learns history, literature, science, and languages, but when at

last they are almost free, the Abbé dies. Dantès hides his body, then sews himself in the Abbé's

burial sack. The guards arrive, carry the sack outside, and throws the body far out to sea. Dantès

manages to escape and is picked up by a ship full of smugglers, whom he joins until he can

locate the island where the treasure is hidden. When he finally discovers it, he is staggered by

how much it is. And when he returns to society again, he is the very rich Count of Monte Cristo.

Monte Cristo want to do two things. Reward those who were kind to him and his aging father,

and to punish those responsible for his imprisonment. He plans slow and painful punishment. To

have spent fourteen years in a dungeon demands cruel and prolonged punishment. As Monte

Cristo, Dantès manages to be introduced to the cream of Parisian society, among whom he goes

unrecognized. But Monte Cristo, in contrast, recognizes all of his enemies all now rich men.

Fernand has married Mercédès and is now known as Count de Morcerf. Monte Cristo releases

information to the press that proves that Morcerf is a traitor, and Morcerf is ruined socially. Then

Monte Cristo destroys Morcerf's relationship with his family, whom he adores. When they leave

3 Harris

him, he is so distraught that he shoots himself. To revenge himself on Danglars, who loves

money more than anything else, Monte Cristo ruins him financially. To revenge himself on

Caderousse, Monte Cristo easily traps Caderousse because of his greed, then watches as one of

Caderousse's friends murders him. To revenge himself on Villefort, Monte Cristo slowly reveals

to Villefort that he knows about a love affair that Villefort had long ago with the present Madame

Danglars. He also reveals to him, by hints, that he knows about a child whom he fathered, a child

whom Villefort believed that he buried alive. The child lived, however, and is now engaged to

Danglars' daughter, who is the young man's half-sister.

Surprisingly, Villefort's wife proves to be even more evil than her husband, for she poisons the

parents of Villefort's first wife, then she believes that she has successfully poisoned her husband's

daughter by his first marriage. With those people dead, her own son is in line to receive all his

riches. Villefort, however, discovers his wife's evil plan and threatens her, and so she poisons

herself and their son. At this point, Dantès is half-fearful that his revenge has been too thorough,

but because he is able to unite two young people who are very much in love and unite them on

the Isle of Monte Cristo, he sails away, happy and satisfied, never to be seen again.

4 Harris

Works Cited

“Book Summary.” CliffsNotes,

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/c/the-count-of-monte-cristo/book-summary.

Accessed 7 April 2026.

Dumas, Alexandre. The Count of Monte Cristo. Prakash Books, 2021.

Surprenant, Céline. “The Count of Monte Cristo | Summary, Legacy, & Facts.” Britannica, 27

March 2026, https://www.britannica.com/topic/The-Count-of-Monte-Cristo. Accessed 7

April 2026.

**## TheCountofMonteCristo.pdf**

The Count of Monte Cristo

Tykorter harris

Mrs.McKay

4/24/26

2 Harris

Edmond Dantès, a young sailor, skillfully docks the three-masted French ship, the Pharaon, in

Marseilles after its captain died on the way home. As a reward, Dantès is promised a captainship,

but before he can claim his new post and be married to his fiancée, Mercédès', a conspiracy of

four jealous men set him up to be arrested and sent to prison in the infamous Chateau d'If. A

prison from which no one has ever escaped. For many years, Dantès barely exists in his tiny, cell.

He almost loses his mind and his will to live until one day he hears another prisoner nearby. He

too begins digging, and soon he meets an old Abbé who knows the where a lost treasure is, one

that used to belong to a rich Italian family. Dantès and the Abbé continue digging for several

years, and from the Abbé, Dantès learns history, literature, science, and languages, but when at

last they are almost free, the Abbé dies. Dantès hides his body, then sews himself in the Abbé's

burial sack. The guards arrive, carry the sack outside, and throws the body far out to sea. Dantès

manages to escape and is picked up by a ship full of smugglers, whom he joins until he can

locate the island where the treasure is hidden. When he finally discovers it, he is staggered by

how much it is. And when he returns to society again, he is the very rich Count of Monte Cristo.

Monte Cristo want to do two things. Reward those who were kind to him and his aging father,

and to punish those responsible for his imprisonment. He plans slow and painful punishment. To

have spent fourteen years in a dungeon demands cruel and prolonged punishment. As Monte

Cristo, Dantès manages to be introduced to the cream of Parisian society, among whom he goes

unrecognized. But Monte Cristo, in contrast, recognizes all of his enemies all now rich men.

Fernand has married Mercédès and is now known as Count de Morcerf. Monte Cristo releases

information to the press that proves that Morcerf is a traitor, and Morcerf is ruined socially. Then

Monte Cristo destroys Morcerf's relationship with his family, whom he adores. When they leave

3 Harris

him, he is so distraught that he shoots himself. To revenge himself on Danglars, who loves

money more than anything else, Monte Cristo ruins him financially. To revenge himself on

Caderousse, Monte Cristo easily traps Caderousse because of his greed, then watches as one of

Caderousse's friends murders him. To revenge himself on Villefort, Monte Cristo slowly reveals

to Villefort that he knows about a love affair that Villefort had long ago with the present Madame

Danglars. He also reveals to him, by hints, that he knows about a child whom he fathered, a child

whom Villefort believed that he buried alive. The child lived, however, and is now engaged to

Danglars' daughter, who is the young man's half-sister.

Surprisingly, Villefort's wife proves to be even more evil than her husband, for she poisons the

parents of Villefort's first wife, then she believes that she has successfully poisoned her husband's

daughter by his first marriage. With those people dead, her own son is in line to receive all his

riches. Villefort, however, discovers his wife's evil plan and threatens her, and so she poisons

herself and their son. At this point, Dantès is half-fearful that his revenge has been too thorough,

but because he is able to unite two young people who are very much in love and unite them on

the Isle of Monte Cristo, he sails away, happy and satisfied, never to be seen again.

4 Harris

Works Cited

“Book Summary.” CliffsNotes,

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/c/the-count-of-monte-cristo/book-summary.

Accessed 7 April 2026.

Dumas, Alexandre. The Count of Monte Cristo. Prakash Books, 2021.

Surprenant, Céline. “The Count of Monte Cristo | Summary, Legacy, & Facts.” Britannica, 27

March 2026, https://www.britannica.com/topic/The-Count-of-Monte-Cristo. Accessed 7

April 2026.

**## Goodmorning.docx**

Good morning, this is paper for a 7th grader on The Count of Monte Cristo. He has already started and I attached what he has done already so if you could continue the finalizations if possible and make it a 4 page report I would appreciate it. I is due tomorrow.

**## TheCountofMonteCristo.pdf**

The Count of Monte Cristo

Tykorter harris

Mrs.McKay

4/24/26

2 Harris

Edmond Dantès, a young sailor, skillfully docks the three-masted French ship, the Pharaon, in

Marseilles after its captain died on the way home. As a reward, Dantès is promised a captainship,

but before he can claim his new post and be married to his fiancée, Mercédès', a conspiracy of

four jealous men set him up to be arrested and sent to prison in the infamous Chateau d'If. A

prison from which no one has ever escaped. For many years, Dantès barely exists in his tiny, cell.

He almost loses his mind and his will to live until one day he hears another prisoner nearby. He

too begins digging, and soon he meets an old Abbé who knows the where a lost treasure is, one

that used to belong to a rich Italian family. Dantès and the Abbé continue digging for several

years, and from the Abbé, Dantès learns history, literature, science, and languages, but when at

last they are almost free, the Abbé dies. Dantès hides his body, then sews himself in the Abbé's

burial sack. The guards arrive, carry the sack outside, and throws the body far out to sea. Dantès

manages to escape and is picked up by a ship full of smugglers, whom he joins until he can

locate the island where the treasure is hidden. When he finally discovers it, he is staggered by

how much it is. And when he returns to society again, he is the very rich Count of Monte Cristo.

Monte Cristo want to do two things. Reward those who were kind to him and his aging father,

and to punish those responsible for his imprisonment. He plans slow and painful punishment. To

have spent fourteen years in a dungeon demands cruel and prolonged punishment. As Monte

Cristo, Dantès manages to be introduced to the cream of Parisian society, among whom he goes

unrecognized. But Monte Cristo, in contrast, recognizes all of his enemies all now rich men.

Fernand has married Mercédès and is now known as Count de Morcerf. Monte Cristo releases

information to the press that proves that Morcerf is a traitor, and Morcerf is ruined socially. Then

Monte Cristo destroys Morcerf's relationship with his family, whom he adores. When they leave

3 Harris

him, he is so distraught that he shoots himself. To revenge himself on Danglars, who loves

money more than anything else, Monte Cristo ruins him financially. To revenge himself on

Caderousse, Monte Cristo easily traps Caderousse because of his greed, then watches as one of

Caderousse's friends murders him. To revenge himself on Villefort, Monte Cristo slowly reveals

to Villefort that he knows about a love affair that Villefort had long ago with the present Madame

Danglars. He also reveals to him, by hints, that he knows about a child whom he fathered, a child

whom Villefort believed that he buried alive. The child lived, however, and is now engaged to

Danglars' daughter, who is the young man's half-sister.

Surprisingly, Villefort's wife proves to be even more evil than her husband, for she poisons the

parents of Villefort's first wife, then she believes that she has successfully poisoned her husband's

daughter by his first marriage. With those people dead, her own son is in line to receive all his

riches. Villefort, however, discovers his wife's evil plan and threatens her, and so she poisons

herself and their son. At this point, Dantès is half-fearful that his revenge has been too thorough,

but because he is able to unite two young people who are very much in love and unite them on

the Isle of Monte Cristo, he sails away, happy and satisfied, never to be seen again.

4 Harris

Works Cited

“Book Summary.” CliffsNotes,

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/c/the-count-of-monte-cristo/book-summary.

Accessed 7 April 2026.

Dumas, Alexandre. The Count of Monte Cristo. Prakash Books, 2021.

Surprenant, Céline. “The Count of Monte Cristo | Summary, Legacy, & Facts.” Britannica, 27

March 2026, https://www.britannica.com/topic/The-Count-of-Monte-Cristo. Accessed 7

April 2026.

**## Goodmorning.docx**

Good morning, this is paper for a 7th grader on The Count of Monte Cristo. He has already started and I attached what he has done already so if you could continue the finalizations if possible and make it a 4 page report I would appreciate it. I is due tomorrow.

**## TheCountofMonteCristo.pdf**

The Count of Monte Cristo

Tykorter harris

Mrs.McKay

4/24/26

2 Harris

Edmond Dantès, a young sailor, skillfully docks the three-masted French ship, the Pharaon, in

Marseilles after its captain died on the way home. As a reward, Dantès is promised a captainship,

but before he can claim his new post and be married to his fiancée, Mercédès', a conspiracy of

four jealous men set him up to be arrested and sent to prison in the infamous Chateau d'If. A

prison from which no one has ever escaped. For many years, Dantès barely exists in his tiny, cell.

He almost loses his mind and his will to live until one day he hears another prisoner nearby. He

too begins digging, and soon he meets an old Abbé who knows the where a lost treasure is, one

that used to belong to a rich Italian family. Dantès and the Abbé continue digging for several

years, and from the Abbé, Dantès learns history, literature, science, and languages, but when at

last they are almost free, the Abbé dies. Dantès hides his body, then sews himself in the Abbé's

burial sack. The guards arrive, carry the sack outside, and throws the body far out to sea. Dantès

manages to escape and is picked up by a ship full of smugglers, whom he joins until he can

locate the island where the treasure is hidden. When he finally discovers it, he is staggered by

how much it is. And when he returns to society again, he is the very rich Count of Monte Cristo.

Monte Cristo want to do two things. Reward those who were kind to him and his aging father,

and to punish those responsible for his imprisonment. He plans slow and painful punishment. To

have spent fourteen years in a dungeon demands cruel and prolonged punishment. As Monte

Cristo, Dantès manages to be introduced to the cream of Parisian society, among whom he goes

unrecognized. But Monte Cristo, in contrast, recognizes all of his enemies all now rich men.

Fernand has married Mercédès and is now known as Count de Morcerf. Monte Cristo releases

information to the press that proves that Morcerf is a traitor, and Morcerf is ruined socially. Then

Monte Cristo destroys Morcerf's relationship with his family, whom he adores. When they leave

3 Harris

him, he is so distraught that he shoots himself. To revenge himself on Danglars, who loves

money more than anything else, Monte Cristo ruins him financially. To revenge himself on

Caderousse, Monte Cristo easily traps Caderousse because of his greed, then watches as one of

Caderousse's friends murders him. To revenge himself on Villefort, Monte Cristo slowly reveals

to Villefort that he knows about a love affair that Villefort had long ago with the present Madame

Danglars. He also reveals to him, by hints, that he knows about a child whom he fathered, a child

whom Villefort believed that he buried alive. The child lived, however, and is now engaged to

Danglars' daughter, who is the young man's half-sister.

Surprisingly, Villefort's wife proves to be even more evil than her husband, for she poisons the

parents of Villefort's first wife, then she believes that she has successfully poisoned her husband's

daughter by his first marriage. With those people dead, her own son is in line to receive all his

riches. Villefort, however, discovers his wife's evil plan and threatens her, and so she poisons

herself and their son. At this point, Dantès is half-fearful that his revenge has been too thorough,

but because he is able to unite two young people who are very much in love and unite them on

the Isle of Monte Cristo, he sails away, happy and satisfied, never to be seen again.

4 Harris

Works Cited

“Book Summary.” CliffsNotes,

https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/c/the-count-of-monte-cristo/book-summary.

Accessed 7 April 2026.

Dumas, Alexandre. The Count of Monte Cristo. Prakash Books, 2021.

Surprenant, Céline. “The Count of Monte Cristo | Summary, Legacy, & Facts.” Britannica, 27

March 2026, https://www.britannica.com/topic/The-Count-of-Monte-Cristo. Accessed 7

April 2026.

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