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Cur 516 Instructional Plan Presentation
1. Designing Vegetarian
Chickpea croquettes
Ms. Dronellar S. Moore
University of Phoenix
CUR 516/CurriculumTheory & Instructional Design
Elizabeth Pace
May 23, 2016
Instructional plan
2. WhyPlant-based
nutrition?
Enables a healthier
lifestyle
Lower in calories and
helps to reduce
obesity
Good for the
environment
Reduced food cost
Anti-cruelty
(Bartolotto, 2013).
4. DesigningvegetarianChickpea croquettes
Salmon Croquettes? No.
Crab Cakes? No. Equally
tasty, nutritionally
satisfying. Cooking
vegetarian does not have
to be a struggle.
Preparing vegetarian
meals can be fun, easy,
and tasty
5. cont.
Boost your culinary skills by
designing a fantastic vegetarian treat
that you can serve at any mealtime of
the day
Learn how to wow your family,
friends, or be hit at your next party
8. Goal I
Prepare chickpea
croquettes
OBJECTIVE:
Provided with a
preparation guide,
the participant with an
interest in plant-based
meals should be able to
create some delicious
chickpea croquettes in
under 60 minutes
(Wlodkowski &
Ginsberg, 2010).
9. Goal II
Prepare A PLANT-
BASED MEAL
OBJECTIVE:
Provided with a
preparation guide,
the participant with an
interest in
plant-based meals should
be able to create some
delicious
chickpea croquettes,
potato hash, and green
beans in under
120 minutes (Wlodkowski
& Ginsberg, 2010).
14. Bartolotto, C. (2013).Top 5 reasons to eat a plant-based
diet. Retrieved from
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/carole-
bartolotto/plant-based-diet_b_3807973.html
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instructional design: Connecting
fundamental principles with process and practice (2nd
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15. Hodell, C. (2011). ISD from the ground up: No-nonsense
approach to instructional design
(3rd ed.).Alexandria,VA:ASTD Press.
Wlodkowski, R. J., & Ginsberg, M. B. (2010).Teaching
intensive and accelerated courses:
Instruction that motivates learning. San Francisco,
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