My lesson planning form is in a constant state of change. I am always refining it as I learn more and more about effective instruction. I am also finding a need to change it as my memory wanes! If I don't have a prompt on the page in front of me, I am likely to forget to consider a key element in lesson design.
After a recent conversation with some extremely thoughtful secondary teachers, I decided to add the element of STUDENT REFLECTION to my lesson planning form. I know the importance of this for all learners, but I don't weave it into my lessons as often as I should. Now that I have it listed on my "elements to consider," I hope to address it more frequently. Download a copy of my revised lesson planning form here.
After a recent conversation with some extremely thoughtful secondary teachers, I decided to add the element of STUDENT REFLECTION to my lesson planning form. I know the importance of this for all learners, but I don't weave it into my lessons as often as I should. Now that I have it listed on my "elements to consider," I hope to address it more frequently. Download a copy of my revised lesson planning form here.
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