Basics of Lesson Planning
What is lesson planning?
The systematic organization of objectives, activities, and materials.
What is the principle of variety?
Using different activity types and techniques.
What is the warm-up stage?
The first stage that creates a language atmosphere.
What is thematic planning?
It ensures logical development of language skills within one theme.
What are components of a lesson plan?
Lesson theme, objectives, materials, procedures.
What is the purpose of lesson planning?
It helps teachers define goals and manage time.
What is the principle of flexibility?
Adapting lesson procedures and timing.
What are lesson procedure stages?
These stages are: warm-up, presentation, practice, production, feedback.
What is perspective planning?
This type focuses on long-term teaching strategy.
What are lesson objectives?
These describe what learners will achieve.
What is the importance of lesson planning?
It increases teacher confidence and improves lesson structure.
What is learner-centered planning?
Considering learners’ needs and interests.
What is presentation?
This stage introduces new material.
What are perspective and thematic planning?
The two main types of lesson planning in ELT.
What are instructional materials?
Textbooks, videos, and audio recordings.
What is effective lesson planning?
This ensures successful learning outcomes through planning.
What is individualization?
Adapting instruction based on student differences.
What is feedback?
This stage evaluates and corrects student performance
What is perspective planning?
This type focuses on long-term teaching strategy.
What are types of assessment?
Oral, written, peer, and self-assessment.
What does lesson planning reflect?
It reflects teacher professionalism and supports classroom management.
What is the continuity principle?
Connecting past, present, and future lessons.
What is production?
This stage allows students to use language freely.
What is thematic planning?
It ensures logical development of language skills within one theme.
What is time management in a lesson?
Warm-up 5 min, presentation 10 min, practice 15 min, production 10 min, feedback 5 min.