
Lesson Planning
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Professional Development
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Jay Cee
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Multiple Choice
What is a lesson plan?
A waste of time
A document outlining content for a lesson
A document outlining objectives and content
A document outlining objectives featuring what students will learn and how they will learn
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Lesson Planning: Crafting
Engaging and Inclusive
Lessons
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Quick Brainstorm
Think of the best lesson you've ever attended - what made it so effective?
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Open Ended
What made the best lesson you've attended seem so effective?
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Something to Remember:
Behind every great lesson is careful planning!
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Open Ended
Besides "By the end of the lesson, students will...."
How else can you begin an objective?
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Writing Objectives:
Objectives guide the lesson and clarify the desired learning outcomes for students.
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Introduce the SMART framework
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound
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Now it's your turn:
"By the end of the lesson, students will be able to create an illustration using only lines,"
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Reword an objective to make it clearer or more measurable.
"By the end of the lesson, students will be able to identify 3 tools used in the kitchen"
Example of a SMART objective
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Open Ended
Reword this objective to make it clearer or more measurable:
"Teachers will understand the importance of teamwork".
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Lesson Structure
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Introduction
It sets the tone and engages students early.
Key Elements:
Hook/Engagement: A short activity, question, or story.
Example: Start a lesson by asking, "What is anime never existed, what do you think you would be drawing?"
Also, tell students what they will learn and why it matters.
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Lesson Structure
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Content Development
Strategies for Content Delivery:
Chunk information into small parts to avoid overload.
Use examples, visuals, and activities to engage students.
Include checks for understanding (questions, mini-quizzes).
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Lesson Structure
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Conclusion
Reinforces learning and provides closure.
Components of a Strong Conclusion:
Review the objectives: "Today we learned how to...."
Reflective Questions: "What was your biggest takeaway?"
Preview Next Lesson: "Next class, we'll build on this by discussing...."
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Lesson Planning Best Practices: Tips for
Educators
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Continuous Reflection
Regularly evaluate and refine lesson plans based on
student feedback and learning outcomes.
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Collaboration
Engage with colleagues to share ideas, resources, and
best practices for effective lesson planning.
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Adaptability
Be prepared to adjust lesson plans in response to
unexpected events or student needs.
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Professional Development
Continuously seek opportunities to expand your
knowledge and skills in lesson planning.
What is a lesson plan?
A waste of time
A document outlining content for a lesson
A document outlining objectives and content
A document outlining objectives featuring what students will learn and how they will learn
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