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The document discusses the benefits and components of daily lesson planning for teachers. It outlines several benefits of lesson planning, including improving reflective teaching, preparing teachers for their lessons, and helping teachers set and achieve objectives. The document also describes key components of effective lesson plans such as dividing class time into sections, designing activities for each section, considering timing and alternative activities, and specifying aims, aids/materials, and interaction patterns. Reflection on lesson plans before and after teaching is emphasized as important for improving future lesson planning.
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The document outlines key principles for communicative language teaching, including using suitable, meaningful materials that involve natural mistakes and positive reinforcement to make the teaching enjoyable and interactive. It discusses the importance of lesson planning for both teachers and learners, highlighting elements to consider like objectives, prior knowledge, activities, and constant components like objectives and procedures. Teachers are advised to design varied, coherent, balanced, flexible, and challenging lessons that manage time well.
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The document discusses the importance and value of lesson planning for teachers. It provides perspectives from several teachers about their experiences with lesson planning. Some key points:
- Lesson planning takes work but teachers find satisfaction in creating interactive lessons. It helps some teachers feel relaxed.
- Detailed lesson planning is a valuable skill that new teachers learn. Effective plans include standards, objectives, procedures for teacher and student activities, and assessment.
- Lesson plans must consider student engagement. They work best when incorporating models like "I do, we do, you do" to guide practice. Great plans combine strong design with excellent teaching delivery.
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Planning a lesson
- 1. Planning Lessons By: H. Pournemat
- 2. Daily Lesson Planning Lesson Plans can be of great value for: - improving reflective teaching - administrators to reassure parents that their childrenâs teachers are well-prepared. - a substitute teacher - others âĶ
- 3. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It builds confidence.
- 4. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It helps you prepare for the lesson: Material, Time, and activities
- 5. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It provides you with a guide during the lesson.
- 6. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It helps you set objectives and assure yourself to achieve them.
- 7. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It helps you provide different kinds of activities for different learning styles.
- 8. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It provides you with options if you find that your initial planning is not working.
- 9. Daily Lesson Planning Other Benefits: It gives something to reflect on for future planning.
- 10. Reflection Time! 1. Whatâs your idea about preparing lesson plans? 2. How far were they effective in your teaching? 3. How far do you reflect on your lesson plans before and after the class? 4. How reflection-on-action can improve your lesson plans?
- 11. Lesson Plan Components Step One: Divide your class time into 10 to 15 minute sections. Step two: Put a particular stage in each section. Step three: Design techniques and practices for each stage. Step four: Think about alternative activities.
- 12. Lesson Plan Components Timing - Time of each activity should be set sensible. - To improve time management, you need to reflect on the efficiency of each activity time to see whether it was enough or not.
- 13. Lesson Plan Components Procedures Itâs the overall picture of each part: - Revision - Dictation - Conversation: talking about their families - Vocabulary: Descriptive adjectives - âĶ
- 14. Lesson Plan Components Stage aims 1. What is the stage? Warm-up, Presentation, Practice, Production,âĶ 2. What is the aim of this stage? introducing new vocabulary, fluency practice, describing things, asking for direction, focus on accuracy, give them more opportunity to talk and focus more on fluency, âĶ .
- 15. Lesson Plan Components Aids and Materials Flash cards Worksheets CD Player Realia: apple, pen, pencil, âĶ âĶâĶ
- 16. Lesson Plan Components Interaction Pattern Individual work Pair-work Group work Standing work Pair-work (New Partner) âĶâĶ..
- 17. Be The Best You Can Be! The BEST teachers teach from the HEART, not from the book.