Andrew P. Johnson
Abstract
Good teaching does not happen by chance. Thoughtful planning is needed to create effective lessons and enhance learning. This article describes the parts of an effective lesson and provides a lesson plan format that is applicable to any teaching situation.
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Good teaching does not happen by chance. Thoughtful planning is needed to create effective lessons and enhance learning. This article describes the parts of an effective lesson and provides a lesson plan format that is applicable to any teaching situation.
Key concepts: Lesson plan, Plan (archaeology), Mathematics education, Teaching method, Pedagogy, Computer science, Psychology, History