As a teacher you will have many students and they will all come with a different story.  Environmental factors and health care will look different in each one of the students.  It is very important to identify and address the diverse needs without stereotyping the child. 

Part 1: Class Profile Analysis

Analyze the “Class Profile,” paying specific attention to environmental and cultural factors related to the following areas:

• Parental involvement
• Socioeconomic status
• English language learners
• Medical issues
• Ethnicity

In 500-750 words, summarize the strengths and needs of the class in relation to the above factors and share how this data will guide you in your lesson planning and communication and collaboration with families.

Part 2: Lesson Plan Adaptation

Analyze the “Healthy Living Lesson Plan” and consider how you could differentiate the lesson activity based on the needs and strengths of the class depicted in the “Class Profile.” Complete the “Healthy Living Lesson Plan” by including differentiation for the following groups of students:

• English language learners
• Students with special needs
• Students with gifted abilities
• Specific needs depicted in the “Class Profile”

Below the “Healthy Living Lesson Plan,” describe in 250-500 words how you would differentiate the lesson activity for typical and atypical development and explain your reasoning.

Submit your analysis and lesson plan adaption as one submission.