Creating Lesson Plans
For the first day of class you had to carefully prepare what you were going to say and do. It’s no different for the remaining days of the term, except now you’ll be involved in actively teaching (delivering) the course content to your students.
In my department, we have developed detailed lesson plans for each day of each class. This way, regardless of the instructor, we all deliver the same information to the students. The styles and delivery are different, but we all teach the same material.
that is just write , you have to be prepare to start the class and then make the students participate with the class that way they will do the class more eficient and easy to following instructions
Good point Wayne! I go to class with an outline to give the basic information but am ready to continue along any tangent that the class may wish to follow,as long as it is course related.
I like to have a very rough outline because every class is different and it give me more freedom to tailor the lesson to each class.
