Purpose of Blog

The purpose of this blog is to inform everyone of the importance of lesson plans as well as how simple it is to easily create them so that they are effective in the classroom. It is crucial for teachers to thoroughly plan out their classroom lessons in advance so that when presenting the lesson to the class the teacher is prepared to deal with any curves that may be thrown at them.

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About Me

I am a student at Western Illinois University and I am an education major. I am creating this particular blog because I feel as though it is important for future teachers to realize the importance of planning their lessons effectively. Their are several sites available through the Internet that are especially helpful for creating lesson plans; many of which contain several plans that available for all teachers to try out.

Purpose of Blog

The purpose of this blog is to inform everyone of the importance of lesson plans as well as how simple it is to easily create them so that they are effective in the classroom. It is crucial for teachers to thoroughly plan out their classroom lessons in advance so that when presenting the lesson to the class the teacher is prepared to deal with any curves that may be thrown at them.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

How comparing and contrasting several lesson plans can benefit a teacher with his or her own plan?

Utilizing the lesson plans available to you is a great way to create effective lesson plans; it is available to you, therefore try and benefit from that. A great way to create lessons that work for you is by ocmparing and contrasting several lesson plans that are teaching the same topic. Determine what will work for you and even use bits and pieces of several lesson plans to create a plan that you feel will be especially beneficial to your students.
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How to create an effective lesson plan?

Lesson plans can be very simple to create if the appropriate amount of time is spent on creating them. There is more than enough information available for teachers to utilize sucha as the library, internet, and much more. Take a look at any lesson plans available to you and learn from them. Determine whether or not you like the learning style as well as the way the information is presented to the class. The internet for example has a plethora of sites designated specifically for lesson planning. They are available for everyone to experiment with and possible use within your own classrooms. I have included five great sites on this blog as a jump start for those of you that are unaware how to find acceptable sites.
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Disadvantages of a poorly planned lesson?

A poorly planned out lesson could result in several consequences. Students and thier parents rely on teachers to provide their students with the necessary information. If a teacher is using uneffective lesson plans those students are going to suffer greatly. It is important students are being taught in an effective manner that allows them to grasp the concepts of the material being given to them. A poorly planned out lesson is not going to teach students to their full potential, and could have lasting affects on the poorly taught children.
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The Importance of a Thouroughly Planned Out Lesson

As a teacher it is very important that you take your lesson planning very seriously. The success of a lesson plan can make or break a students ability to understand the subject matter. It is important that teachers take the necessary amount of time to plan and analyze any lessons they may choose to use in their classrooms.
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