Rajarata University of Sri Lanka Final Year Semester-2 Industrial Training

Rajarata University of Sri Lanka

Department of Languages

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

Online Lectures

Year and Semester	Year-3 Semester-1
Subject	Industrial Training on Teaching Practice-3
Subject Code	TEF 3112
Course Unit	Lesson Plans-2
Date	12.05.2020
Time	Practical: 9.00 am-11.00 am
Lecturer	D.N. Aloysius
Practical Hours	02                                            Total  No of  Hours: 06

Teaching Guide: Writing Lesson Plans

There are many approaches to writing lesson plans. Some instructors develop their plans independently from scratch, while others borrow plans from a shared curriculum. Some carefully write out all the details for their lesson, while others use a brief outline. Your approach to writing lesson plans will depend on various factors: how well you know the material you're teaching, how long you've been teaching, the kinds of teaching you've done, and the students you expect to have in your class. There is no single formula for writing lesson plans, but this guide will help you think through some of the processes that other instructors have found valuable to their own lesson planning.

Guidelines for writing lesson plans:

• Consider Your Destination
• Sequence Your Objectives
• Know Your Time Frame
• Create Activities to Meet Your Objectives
• Check for Understanding
• Sample Lesson Plan Format

Practical: Write a lesson plan for teaching a grammar lesson for Grade -8

References:

1.      How to write a lesson plan by Lynn Melby Gordon

2.      Writing Effective Lesson Plans by Peter Serdyukov