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Basic principles and steps to prepare a lesson plan

  Basic principles and steps to prepare a lesson plan


·      Identify and define the learning objectives

o   The Learning objectives describe what a learner will know after participating in the learning exposure planned by the teacher

·      Planning of learning experiences

o   To plan learning activities one has to think of learners’ participation in learning experiences and collaboration during the learning process.

·      Sequencing

o   Sequencing the learning activities with available time and resources.

·      Organizing the lesson

o   To think about organizing the lesson as per the objectives and detailing of interaction between teacher and student.

·     Evaluate students understanding

o   To think about how he is going to evaluate students understanding, that is to identify the impact of learning

·      Plan for lesson closure

o   To plan for lesson closure which includes revision, and summarization of content, practicing different skills to acquire skill proficiency and review with a reflection about the learning process.

 


                                                                                    Prashant Divekar

                                                                            Jnana Prabodhini, Pune

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