Lesson plan
What is a lesson plan?
A guide for a teacher
What is the first stage of a lesson?
Warm-up
What is competence?
The ability to use knowledge and skills
What are learning objectives?
What students should learn.
What is assessment?
Checking students' learning.
Who uses a lesson plan?
A teacher
At which stage does the teacher explain a new topic?
Presentation
Name one important competence.
Communication, teamwork, or problem-solving.
When should a teacher set learning objectives?
Before the lesson
Who assesses students in the classroom?
The teacher
Why is a lesson plan important?
It helps organize a lesson.
What do students do during the practice stage?
They do exercises and practise new skills.
What is communication?
Sharing information and ideas with others
Give one example of a learning objective in an English lesson.
Students will learn ten new words.
Name two ways to assess students.
Questions and tests
What information can a lesson plan include?
The topic, objectives, materials, and activities.
At which stage do students use what they have learned in their own conversations or sentences?
Production
Why is teamwork important for students?
It helps them work together and share ideas.
Why should learning objectives be clear?
So the teacher and students know what they need to learn
Why is assessment important?
It shows what students understand and what they need to practise.
What can happen if a teacher has no lesson plan?
The lesson can be confusing and poorly organized.
Name the five main lesson stages in our lesson plan.
Warm-up, presentation, practice, production, and evaluation
How can students develop their competences?
By practising, solving problems, and working in groups.
What should learning objectives describe?
What students should know or be able to do by the end of the lesson.
What can a teacher do if students do not understand the topic?
Explain it again and give more practice