Definition of a Lesson Plan
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The document discusses the definition and purpose of a lesson plan. It defines a lesson plan as a statement of the achievements and means to attain them through daily activities guided by the teacher. This shows a change in emphasis from knowledge as an end to lessons as a means to acquire habits, attitudes, and skills for personal and social development. The focus is now on the child and their activities rather than just the subject matter, with the teacher serving as a guide in the background. A lesson plan provides a detailed description of the individual lessons a teacher plans to teach on a given day to guide instruction.
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This document discusses the effectiveness of workbooks in teaching and learning. It begins by introducing the focus on teacher professional duties around planning teaching and learning. Workbooks have long been used as a detailed teaching plan. The document then discusses the need and significance of workbooks, noting they serve as an agenda for teachers and record for future lessons. Workbooks contain various exercises to help students practice different social studies units and develop skills. However, workbooks currently lack variety in the market. The document concludes by recommending that teacher training programs provide guidance on workbook preparation in addition to lesson planning.
Curriculum and its types
The document discusses different types of curriculum, including:
- Subject-based curriculum, which focuses on individual subjects taught separately.
- Teacher-centered curriculum, where the teacher plays a central role in curriculum development.
- Learner-centered curriculum, which prioritizes students' interests and needs.
- Activity-based curriculum, where learning takes place through purposeful hands-on activities.
- Integrated curriculum, which makes connections across different subject areas and to real life.
- Hidden curriculum, which refers to unintended lessons learned from the school environment.
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Definition of a Lesson Plan
- 2. He defines the lesson plan as "a statement of achievements to be realized and the specific means by which these are to be attained as result of the activities engaged in day by day under the guidance of the teacher." This definition shows a change in emphasis. Nelson Bossing (1961)
- 3. Tab ThreeTab TwoTab One In the past, the teacher emphasized knowledge as an end in itself. Today lessons are means of acquiring desirable habits, attitudes, and skills that will lead to the social and personal development of the individual. The spotlight is on the child with the teacher in the background, serving as guide, attention is focused on activities of the learner rather than o the subject matter itself.
- 4. 4 Tab ThreeTab TwoTab One A lesson plan is a detailed description of the individual lessons that a teacher plans to teach on a given day. A lesson plan is developed by a teacher to guide instruction throughout the day. It is a method of planning and preparation. A lesson plan traditionally includes the name of the lesson, the date of the lesson, the objective the lesson focuses on, the materials that will be used, and a summary of all the activities that will be used.