Welcome! To help teachers explain to students what they will learn in each lesson and to focus on the lesson’s goals, we have ready-made weekly K–12 Daily Lesson Logs that are in line with the most recent Curriculum Guide for each grade level accessible for download. The download links for Week 10 – 3rd Quarter Daily Lesson Log | April 17-21, 2023 DLLs can be seen below.
Lesson Planning
One class period’s worth of instruction is the focus of a lesson plan created for a particular group of students. Learners receive instruction on the skills necessary to complete a unit plan objective during the one to four hour class period. The direction for the class hour is provided by the lesson plan, which breaks the unit plan down into specifics. Adult learners value organized instruction and want to be aware of the lesson’s goal. The ability to apply what they learn outside of the classroom and what they can do when the session is over are two things that students want to know.
It’s important to consider the processes for the class, the objectives, time, and skills to be taught when writing a lesson plan. Developing and executing a lesson plan requires skill and practice. When you improve your teaching abilities, it’s crucial to be a reflective teacher. Preparing is advantageous for both students and their teachers.
For pupils:
The lesson plan demonstrates to the students how informed, skilled, and experienced their teacher is. Additionally, it provides a variety of exercises for the class that cater to the needs of various learners. Also, it aids in students’ learning. Additionally, the practice and application parts of the class enable students to use their new knowledge and abilities in academic contexts.
For Teachers:
A lesson plan provides the lesson with a structure or an overarching topic. It also gives teachers a foundation for instruction and a roadmap for what has been taught and what still needs to be covered. Also, it enables them to communicate with students what they will learn in each lesson and concentrate on one aim at a time.
As a result, both teachers and students are greatly impacted by the lesson plan. Preparation is beneficial because it provides the instructor time to consider their destination and generate lesson ideas for tomorrow and the following week. By using their intentions as a guide, teachers might be reminded. Students gain confidence as a result, too.
These daily lesson log were made in compliance with the Department of Education format.
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