I really had to deliver the training in bite sized chunks as it could be quite intimidating for staff my students who had not used this type of case management system before. When planning the training sessions I of course used my lesson plan format template to ensure that I planned my lessons well and consistently. I created a number of folders into which I would save the completed lesson plans. I soon realised that if I named the files logically and clearly I could get them to appear in the folder directories in the order that I would more than likely be using them.
If I defined Lesson Plan references that were logical and sequential, entering them as the first part of the file name when saving the lesson plan and then entering the lesson title afterwards, I would always be able to find the lesson plan easily and quickly. The files contained within the folder will be displayed as a vertical list ordered alphabetically and numerically by their file name.
It's much easier to see what files you have in a directory when viewed as a vertical list rather than looking at several file icons running across a screen. In the footer of the lesson plan format template the following document information can be found;. If the blank lesson plan template is amended at any time the document information will be updated. The amended template will be available to download from this web page.
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Planning Templates :. Lesson Planning. It will organise your planning, help you to focus on what you want your students to achieve and act as a valuable reference for future lesson planning. The more it is used, the easier lesson planning becomes.
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The TEFL lesson plan is divided into sections to clearly define the different components to consider when planning a class. Sounds obvious but give the lesson a title that is memorable and interesting. Don't worry about trying to provide too much information to describe the level or content of the lesson as the Profile section allows you to do this. The Profile section has been designed to record the detail of who the lesson is aimed at, how long it should last, what are the language skills your students will be working on, a description of the lesson and the target language and grammar to be taught.
Lessons are usually aimed at a particular audience, more often than not defined by their age group. For example a TEFL lesson plan set in the context of a bank is unlikely to be relevant to young learners. In the same way a lesson set in the context of the playground is unlikely to inspire all adult learners. Admittedly some adult learners will be parents and hence may have an interest in the playground but it may not be for all.
Now you have established your audience you will want to determine the ability level to ensure that the language skills, target language and grammar are relevant to your students. The amount of time the lesson is expected to last. The 4 language skill checkboxes are:. E nter a description of the TEFL lesson plan. Enter enough detail to set the context of the learning activities.
Where are the participants? Are they performing role play? What will they be doing? What is the time reference? Present, past or future? Asking for directions. Where is? How do you get to?
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