By :

Nur Fatin Nabilah binti Mohd Nazir

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• Basic information about the lesson

1. Name of lesson

2. Contributor

3. Subject

4. Grade level

5. Instructional settings: Small Group, Whole class

6. General Description of lesson

7. Standards

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Key components of a lesson plan

• Determine what you want students to learn and be able to do

• Lesson plans must involve a unifying theme, an overall general purpose to accomplish by the end of the lesson period. They must include clear statements of what learners will be able to do by the end of the lesson.

• For example:

• Enable learners to…

• or by the end of the lesson students will be able to…

Key components of a lesson plan

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• Content standard and learning standard

Pupils will be able to:

1.1 pronounce words and speak

confidently with correct stress, rhythm

and intonation

Pupils will be able to:

1.1.4 able to talk about stimulus with

guidance

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• Materials

• Power Point presentations (visual aids)

• Text Books

• Journal Articles

• Multimedia materials: Instructional video or

audio

• Job-aid

• Rubric

• Checklist

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Modified from sources: Designing Instructional Materials

Key components of a lesson plan

• Commonly used instructional equipments

Software applications

PowerPoint

Media Player

Computer equipment

Computer

Internet connection

Video equipment

Projector

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Key components of a lesson plan

• Outlining the STEPS of the teaching

process

• Set induction

• Presentation

• Practice

• Production

• Closure

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Key components of a lesson plan

• Assess the outcome and to what extent the

objectives were achieved

• Ensure the assessment activity is directly

and explicitly tied to the stated objectives.

• Take time to reflect upon the result, and

revise the lesson plan accordingly

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• Some commonly used assessment activities:

• quizzes

• tests

• independently performed worksheets

• cooperative learning activities

• hands-on experiments

• oral discussion

• question-and-answer sessions

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Key components of a lesson plan

• Follow up and assignment.

• Prepare a follow-up that help students

personalize their new knowledge.

• Assign a homework whenever possible to

keep learners busy at home.

• Include an evaluation to get feedback at the

end of each unit.

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Key components of a lesson plan

• Being clear on what you teach

• Being ready to cope with whatever happens.

• Lesson plan act as a record of work done.

• A reminder for teacher if they get distracted.

• It suggests a level of professionalism and real commitment.

Importance of lesson planning