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Creating Lesson Plans
The teacher outlines in a lesson plan what the class will cover and how it will be done in an efficient manner. The class meeting’s learning objectives must be determined before teachers may develop their lesson plan. They can then create the right learning activities and come up with methods for getting information about the progress of the students. These crucial elements—objectives for student learning, teaching/learning activities, and ways to assess student understanding—are addressed and integrated in a lesson plan that is successful.
Having clear learning objectives for students will help teachers choose the types of teaching and learning activities they will utilize in the classroom, and those activities will also specify how they will assess if the learning objectives have been met.
One cannot rely on chance to deliver teaching that complies with all applicable criteria. The depth, breadth, and instructional approaches of the subject must be planned.
To assess a course’s rigor, consider its depth of information. Depth of knowledge can be used as advice when formulating goals and objectives for lesson plans that demand active participation from students as well as suitable degrees of critical analysis and problem-solving.
The particular outcomes envisioned for students at the conclusion of a class are called goals and objectives. Goals and objectives must be specified carefully in order to create and implement successful instruction and assessment. Goals and objectives won’t be useful if fundamental guidelines aren’t followed when articulating them.
The aims of the course should be congruent with the instructional objectives. They shouldn’t contain anything that isn’t pertinent to the instruction.
Effective teaching objectives, also known as performance objectives or behavioral objectives, should have the following qualities:
- They are clear and precise—they spell out exactly what the student is expected to perform.
- They are outcome-based; they describe what the student should be able to achieve once the lesson is over; they have nothing to do with how the education was delivered. Different persons should have the same idea of the desired outcome; aims should not be hidden by extraneous information.
- They are quantifiable; they define learning outcomes that can be evaluated (to what extent the behavior must be performed).
- They talk about how students behave and what they ought to be able to do once the lesson is over.
Week 5 – Quarter 3 Daily Lesson Log |
March 13-17, 2023 DLL Update!
Kindergarten Daily Lesson Log – 2nd Quarter
Grade 1 Daily Lesson Log – 3rd Quarter
Grade 2 Daily Lesson Log – 3rd Quarter
Grade 3 Daily Lesson Log – 3rd Quarter
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