PLANNING OF LESSON as aDriver for an Effective Learning

byDr. Roma Smart Joseph

Teacher EducatorLucknow. U.P, India

Types of Schemes for Planning

Yearly Planning

Unit Planning

Daily Planning

What is a Lesson Plan?

• Blue Print of teaching- learning programme• Detailed description of the course of instruction for one class• A plan of action• “ Daily lesson planning involves defining the objectives selecting and arranging thesubject matter and determining the method and procedure.”

-Bining and Bining

Why Plan a Lesson?

Helps decide aims and objectives for teachingAct as a map or checklist

Provides confidence and preparednessFocused teaching-learning

Developing a lesson plan

• Title of the lesson• Time required to complete the lesson• Objectives of the content being taught (preferably should be in behavioral terms)• List of required material• Introduction• Teaching points along with the method and

aids used

Developing a lesson plan

Independent practice that allows students to extend skills or knowledge on their own•Comprehensive and recap exercises•A summary•An Evaluation Component-e.g., a test•A risk Assessment•Analysis Component•A Continuity component

Planning for an effective class• Frame work for Instructions• Act as a road map for instructions• Gives space for mid-course changes• Promotes generalization and relevance• Brings economy in teaching-learning process• No wastage of time and energy• Helps teacher gain adequate mastery over the content to be taught

Planning for an effective class• Provides chance for improvement• Provides definite objectives• Provides innovative and creative approach• Provides confidence• Helps in predetermining the learning experiences• Provides opportunity to prepare and collect audio-visual aids• Avoids needless repetition

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