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Writing a lesson plan
Writing a lesson plan
From your course plan, you will find it very useful to write a more detailed plan for each individual lesson, showing exactly what you will do at each stage of the lesson. This is particularly important if you are new to teaching as it will give you confidence as to where you are going and help you stay on track. Even very experienced tutors write lesson plans.
A step by step powerpoint can act as a detailed lesson plan too.
You can find templates and completed examples of lesson plans here: https://www.citylit.ac.uk/schemes-work-and-lesson-plans
Some tips on structuring your lesson are below.
A typical lesson structure
A typical lesson structure
Start
Outcomes for session/topic to be covered
Revision from last session and/or review of homework
Dynamic/engaging starter activity/question
Middle
Introduction of new topic
Practice of new topic
(Pattern may repeat according to your subject)
End
Summary/evaluation of learning
Next session
Homework
In summary:
Say what we are going to do
Do it
Say what we have done
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