Lesson Planning Tools The following tools are to help teachers
create great lessons and unit plans. While many experienced
teachers may not need to write out their lessons in detail, we
believe that having a typed lesson can improve the quality of
the lesson for a number of reasons. First, it serves as a
reminder of the details that may otherwise be forgotten.
Secondly, it can be used to focus on a particular effective
teaching strategy that a teacher may want to improve. For
example, if a teacher sets a goal to offer more variations,
he/she can use the lesson plan to highlight this. Lastly, the
lesson plan can be used to write notes about what went right,
what went wrong, and what improvements can be made. Reflect,
reflect, reflect! Last updated January 1, 2013 Instead of
drawing where you want students to be in your lesson plan, just
write the type of organization you want. You can also teach
these terms to your students to quickly get them to where you
want them to be. Last updated May 30, 2011 Tool for Le