Instructional Content and Implications
Teachers need to determine the point at which consideration should be made for integrating social
concepts, such as gender and diversity. Design a lesson plan that focuses on promoting diversity and
equality in your classroom.
Write a four to FOUR (4) page paper in which you:
Formulate a lesson plan which focuses on maintaining a diverse classroom, including at least one (1)
comprehensive integration strategy, a list of materials that will be utilized to integrate social concepts, and
an assessment method for determining evidence of success.
Analyze two to four (2-4) implications that social class has on schooling, and determine a method of
handling these implications in the lesson you have created.
Develop three to four (3-4) instructional strategies that avoid the seven (7) forms of gender bias in the
lesson you have created.
Construct a method of conceptualizing and implementing the lesson you have created in terms of diverse
population groups with your students.
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Provide at least three (4) references (no more than two to three [2-3] years old) from material outside the
textbook.
Introduction
Diverse classroom lesson plan designing is a sophisticated, proactive and systematic
process involving comprehensive, integrated, cohesive and participatory educational acquisition
principles (Reece & Walker, 2016). Instructional content and implication accommodation in
different classroom designing do not primarily alter the instructional standards, performance
criteria or the instructional materials, but change the instructional delivery strategies and
assessments methods. Based on comprehensive integration plans, the list of materials that are
required to be utilized for integrated social concepts is instructional content, instructional
process, instructional products, and the efficient learning environment. However, the specific
materials needed for engaging diverse learning based on integrated social concept specifically
involve auditory, visual, tactile-kinesthetic, practical and technology option materials. Social
integration provides non-discrimination, diversity, equal opportunities and pluralism (Cremer-
Schulte, 2016; Baker, 2016).
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Comprehensive integration strategy on maintaining diverse classroom enables efficient
designing of diverse and equality eliminating class harassment, victimization, and
discrimination. Besides, full integration foster class relationships allowing various, inclusive
presentation, specific or adapted resources, content selection and expected output. When
designing diverse classroom lesson, comprehensive, integrated strategy allow understanding the
list of materials and resources needed in diverse teaching programming, analyzing the learners’
characteristics and reviewing teachers expectations based on risk assessment and alternative
identifications or adjustments. However, the comprehensive integration content, process and the
environment should be differentiated to allow flexibility and manipulations (Cremer-Schulte,
2016).
The method used is assessing and evaluating the evidence of diverse classroom planning,
and integrated social concepts are mainly diagnostic method. The diagnostic method takes into
account of the accommodative teaching and learning content, process, products and the
classroom environment aiming at determining the outcome and the objectives of integrated social
concepts. The diagnostic assessment method takes an interim evaluation approach to enable
periodical data collection and adjustments on the set classroom instructions and activities
(Cremer-Schulte, 2016; Baker, 2016). An employing diagnostic method as both formative and
interim assessment approach, instructors can assess the created plan for adapting the materials
and resources used in integrated classroom designing. In this regard, the fundamental and
strategic skills used in diverse instruction design and the individual’s role in implementing the
created plan for adapting diverse materials and resources are assessed (Messiou & Vitorino,
2016). Comparatively, the diagnostic assessment method is an effective method for identifying
and evaluating the learners and teachers demand that have not been meet diverse classroom
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lesson designing to allow future adjustments. Similarly, the assessment process can determine
whether the integrated social concepts based on content and format are adequately adapted or
need further modification (Reece & Walker, 2016).
Social class has both active and adverse implication on schooling as they can affect the
steps of diverse instructional learning and teaching based on the process, content, environment,
and products directly. The social class affects the political, social, economic and environmental
background of schooling (Baker, 2016). From a political, economic and social perspective, the
social classes based on complex industrial societies can influence classroom behaviors that only
rewards acquire personality traits. Similarly, the social class affect schooling curriculum based
on social power and regards administered such as medical and managerial skills and knowledge.
Schools in complex industrial society or upper classes are likely to acquire better schooling
compared to lower-class schools based on learning environment, social structure, and affluent
professionals. Practically, the social class affects the success of education based on parental
achievement, class and its environment, the class correlation and the gap between socioeconomic
factors (Messiou & Vitorino, 2016).
The efficient method used in assessing the social class implications in schooling for the
four effects is the formative assessment process. The applied formative evaluation method is a
systemic approach to both mastery teaching and learning following detailed theoretical analysis
of the social structure and the nature of the feedback obtained. Therefore, incorporating the
formative assessment approach in social class implication is schooling assessment allow tracking
and exploitation of the effects of social class in school. The formative evaluation method
assesses the bridging gap, class correlation, parental achievement and the class environment that
are directly affected by social class based on school (Reece & Walker, 2016).
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The instructional strategies that avoid the seven forms of gender bias in the designed
lesson planning are the social integration, social cohesion, social inclusion and social
participation. The instructional strategies of eliminating the gender bias ensure that the materials
and resources are accessible to all learners, students’ ability understandings are clearly
demonstrated, technical instructions stereotyping, invisibility, unreality, imbalance selectivity,
linguistic bias, and fragmentations are efficiently solved. Social integration allows instructional
differentiation is eliminating gender isolation, linguistic bias based on gender and ethnicity, and
promotes investigative approach for bias detectives (Cremer-Schulte, 2016). Therefore,
integration, inclusive, cohesion and participatory strategies enable avoidance of the seven forms
of gender bias in a diverse lesson instructional planning.
The method of conceptualizing and implementing the lesson created based on diverse population
groups with learners is the adaptive differentiation method. The adaptive differentiated method
measures the impacts of the diverse lesson formulation by establishing the starting point of the
plan and setting the diverse and healthy equality learning outcomes (Messiou & Vitorino, 2016).
Similarly, adaptive differentiation method for conceptualizing and implementing the lesson
created based on diverse population groups with learners allows inclusive, differentiated and
participatory learning where the issues with learners’ language, abilities and needs are handled.
Similarly, the method allows both formative and diagnostic assessment of the learning process so
that the steps of differentiated learning and teaching are implemented. For example, the method
can challenge the impacts of social classes in schooling, the methods used in the formulation and
implementation of the diverse lesson plan designing and the comprehensive integration strategies
used on maintaining diverse classroom (Baker, 2016).
Conclusion
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The diverse classroom lesson plan designing is a complicated process that can only be
understood by collective bargains. However, employing comprehensive integration strategies on
maintaining diverse classroom, understanding the social class impacts on schooling and the
effective strategies to be used in eliminating gender bias enable efficient designing of the diverse
lesson plan that is integrated, inclusive and cohesive. Therefore, diverse lesson planning requires
both formative and diagnostic methods to test the outcome of the set objectives and make the
future adjustments for effectiveness.
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Cremer-Schulte, D. C. (2016). On the links between natural amenities, residential processes and
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(2016). Learning from differences: a strategy for teacher development in respect to
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