Thursday, December 1, 2016
Lesson Plans
Lesson plans are something I have been curious about since starting my education in this field. I realize that we have to go over and above making very detailed lesson plans in our college classes to better understand the process. I have often wondered what "real" lesson plans look like. I had a chance to ask my cooperating teacher about her lesson plans. Her lesson plans look more like a weekly schedule, broken down by day and then by hours in the day. She has notes to herself about what work is going to be done at what time, when the kids have which subjects and reminders of important things to cover. It seems to work really well for her. She is very organized and keeps on track with what needs to be accomplished. I am looking forward to my next field experience to see how my next cooperating teacher handles their lesson plans.
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My teacher uses that type of format too. I was super interested in how she does it because her lessons and days go so smoothly. It makes me really intrigued to see how other teachers do it, and see what’ll work for me!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a very helpful and easy way to do lesson plans! Making very large and detailed lesson plans in college have made me nervous for planning when I become a teacher, but finding out about how other teachers make their lesson plans makes me feel more relieved! I am also very excited to see how my next cooperating teacher does their lesson plans!
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