This document discusses different types of lesson plans and their importance for teachers. It outlines detailed lesson plans, unit plans, daily lesson plans, and brief lesson plans. Lesson plans are important as they help teachers foresee what may happen in class, prevent wasted time, and guide organized presentations. They also prevent teachers from straying from the subject matter and give a sense of security. Lesson plans allow principals and substitutes to understand what was taught. The document then describes what a detailed lesson plan entails, including objectives, topic outlines, strategies, teacher and student activities, summaries, and evaluations.

1. Kinds of Lesson Plan
Detailed lesson plan

3. Importance of lesson plan
• To foresee what it is likely to happen in the
classroom.
• Prevent waste of time
• For an organized presentation
• Serves as guide for teachers

4. Importance of lesson plan
• Prevents wandering away from the subject
matter
• Gives the feeling of security when you are
nervous and tense
• Helps student teachers be more effective

5. Importance of lesson plan
• For principals and supervisors to trace
what the teacher has taught and what the
class has covered
• Lesson plan can be used by substitute
teachers if ever in emergency

7. What is a lesson plan
• it is an indispensable tool for a teacher
• teacher’s detailed description of the
course of instruction for one class.

8. Types of Lesson Plan
• Curriculum area or subject of the year
• Unit plan
• Daily lesson plan
• Detailed
• Semi detailed
• brief
By: Scorling

10. What is a detailed lesson plan
• It is an anticipatory lesson plan
• It tries to visualize how students will
react, what difficulties they are likely to
encounter, and how they may be
guided to achieve desired result.
• Used by student teachers and new
teachers

11. Parts of a detailed lesson plan
I. Objectives
II. Subject matter
• Topic outline
• References
• Materials
• Value integration
• Strategy
III. Lesson discussion
– Teacher activity | learner
activity
• Greetings
• Motivation
• Discussion
IV. Summary/ generalization
V. Evaluation
VI. assignment

14. • Principle of teaching book
• Strategies and strategies of teaching
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