Lesson Plan Models-two popular models of lesson presentations are described.
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| Lesson Plan Models-two popular models of lesson presentations are described.
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The lessons are examples of the type of detail required for your lessons during and observation by the instructor and when you turn in lessons as an assignment.
No claim is made as to the quality of the lesson design. In fact, these represent a more traditional approach. You should put the same type of detail when writing a lesson plan using a format, such as the Hunter or Gagne formats.
The source for the lessons is the following: Callahan, J., & Clark, L. (1982). Teaching in the middle and secondary schools: Planning for competence (2nd edition). New York: Macmillan Publishing Company. (note: the APA style reference.)
| Lesson Planning Flowchart-a graphic that illustrates phases in lesson planning. The important feature of this graphic is the emphasis on pre-planning, obtaining necessary background information and resources to ensure success. |
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