Plantilla por NivelHigh School (9–12)

High School Lesson Plan Template

Designed for grades 9–12 with deeper analysis, Socratic discussion, independent research, and assessment preparation — supporting college and career readiness.

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High School (9–12)

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High school lessons prioritize high-level analysis, independent investigation, and civil discourse. This template provides space for students to grapple with complex content and justify their thinking. Flip's AI generates debate prompts, seminar questions, and rigorous application tasks to push your students further.

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Cuándo usar esta plantilla

  • Planning for grades 9–12
  • Lessons requiring analysis, debate, or argumentation
  • Preparing students for college expectations
  • AP, IB, or honors courses
Ejemplo de temaHistory — Grade 10: Causes of World War I

Secciones de la plantilla

Warm-Up / Activator

5 min

A thought-provoking question, quote, or problem.

What question, quote, or scenario will activate thinking?

Learning Objective

1 min

State what students will analyze, evaluate, or create. Aim for upper Bloom's levels.

Students will be able to analyze/evaluate/create... Standard(s): ...

Instruction / Content Input

10–15 min

Introduce content through lecture, readings, multimedia, or flipped review.

What new content? What resources? How will you keep it interactive?

Investigation / Analysis

15–20 min

Students engage in deeper analysis — close reading, data analysis, lab work, or problem-solving.

What analytical task? What sources, data, or texts? What guiding questions?

Discussion / Debate

10–15 min

Facilitate structured academic discussion.

What discussion protocol? (Socratic seminar, fishbowl, philosophical chairs)

What questions will push deeper thinking?

Application / Assessment

10–15 min

Students demonstrate understanding through writing, presentation, or project.

What will students produce? How does it demonstrate higher-order thinking?

Reflection & Closure

3–5 min

Students reflect on learning and identify remaining questions.

What reflection prompt will develop metacognition?

Sobre el marco High School

High school instruction prepares students for college, careers, and civic life. The cognitive demands are higher, content more complex, and students are developing independent thinking and self-direction skills.

Higher-order thinking: High school lessons should regularly push into analysis, evaluation, and creation — the upper levels of Bloom's taxonomy.

Socratic discussion: The template includes space for Socratic seminars, fishbowl discussions, philosophical chairs, or structured academic controversy.

Independent research: High schoolers should increasingly direct their own learning. The template includes space for research components.

Assessment variety: Beyond tests and essays, the template encourages performance-based assessments: presentations, debates, portfolios, and real-world applications.

Metacognition: The template includes reflection prompts that develop metacognitive skills — among the strongest predictors of college success.

This template works across all high school subjects and course levels.

Backward Design

Backward Design (Understanding by Design) starts with the end in mind — you define what students should understand, then design assessments, and finally plan learning activities that build toward those goals.

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Preguntas frecuentes

A warm-up, learning objective targeting higher-order thinking, focused instruction, investigation/analysis, structured discussion, an application/assessment task, and metacognitive reflection.
Choose rich sources, write 3–5 open-ended questions, establish norms, have students prepare with annotations. During the seminar, track participation. Debrief both content and discussion skills.
Provide choice in texts, offer tiered assignments, use flexible grouping, provide scaffolds for struggling students and extensions for advanced students, and allow varied assessment formats.
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