This guide provides a look at the standard lesson plan format commonly used in most ESL / EFL classroom settings. There are a number of thoughts on how the lesson plan format can be adapted to various teaching techniques and, most importantly, be used to keep the focus on student centered learning.
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This a basic lesson plan that I think is used everywhere although the headings can be labeled differently depending where you teaching. Another thing that might be helpful to add is a content and language objective that keeps the students and teacher on track. It is also good to be able to look back and say did we meet our objective for the day, week, etc. I really like the resources you have! THANKS!
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My concern about this format is it doesn’t structure in consistently tapping into students’ background knowledge.
Lesson plan is essential in “Teaching Learning Process”. It helps not only the teacher but also the student. The basic lesson plan given helps to learn languages and helps the students, teachers.
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Where is this so called guide? all this page is is a paragraph followed by comments! USELESS!!