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    A detailed lesson plan Prepared by: Mark Paul R. Raymundo First week I. objectives At the end of the lesson‚ the children will be able to: 1. We expect that we will become friendly among the members of the communities. 2. We expect to have appreciations and good expressions among the members of the communities. II. Subject matter To familiarize with the community. To know each other’s strength and weaknesses. To be aware of the situation To share our blessings with others. To give

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    Lesson Planning A lesson plan is a daily plan usually written as an outline or detailed statement by the teacher for the purpose of teaching students‚ sharing with colleagues and following up the particular lesson/s in her/his classroom. SMART Lesson Plans The success of the lesson will depend to a great extent on how EFFECTIVE the lesson is planned. The teacher through using the SMART abbreviation given below can plan and write lesson plans that are effective. S = Specific: The aims

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    to the world and proudly showed off the 20 carat diamond ring which had been gifted to her by Raj. A firm believer of karma and past life‚ Shilpa went on to say in an interview that Raj was a part of her past life and now they are back together.  Lesson Learnt: So girls‚ no matter how many boys break your heart; don’t ever settle for anyone except for your Mr. Right. Never embarrass your ex publicly You may be seething in anger and may want to kill your ex for two timing you‚ but in public‚ you

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    Education—University of Rochester Lesson Plan Assignment Lesson Plan Description / Guidelines Standard Lesson Plan Heading: Candidate Date Cooperating teacher Grade level Subject area Title of unit of which this lesson is a part Lesson title Duration of lesson Definitions of Standard Lesson Plan Criteria: Note: Differentiation‚ adaptations‚ accommodations‚ and/or modifications should be purposefully infused throughout the appropriate components of the lesson plan (e.g.‚ assessments‚ procedures

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    Lesson  Pacing   Lesson  pacing  is  the  pace  at  which  individual  lessons  are  taught.    Pacing  is   an  important  part  of  teaching.  If  a  subject  is  taught  too  slow‚  the  students  will   become  bored  and  complacent.  If  a  subject  is  taught  too  fast‚  the  students  will   not  absorb  all  the  information.    A

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    Like all good mothers‚ Gluckel of Hameln wanted nothing but to provide for her children and teach them lifelong lessons. She began to write her book after her beloved husband passed away‚ leaving her with their twelve children and his prospering business as a merchant to manage. Distraught‚ Gluckel wrote at night when she couldn’t sleep‚ with hopes that her words would stay with her children throughout their lives. Over the years‚ Gluckel wrote when she felt it necessary‚ collecting seven short books

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    THE SWIMMING LESSON How do you teach a child how to swim? Shallow water and with some one who is kind and patient is how I learned. I was not in school yet when my father gave me my first lesson. One afternoon‚ he decided I should accompany him to Bear Creek for a bit of fishing. When we arrived at the creek‚ dad parked the truck on one bank and then said‚ “We should fish from the other bank bank”Being too small to understand what was going on‚ I did not see anything unusual in that and

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    The Last Lesson by Alphonse Daudet SUMMARY The Last Lesson is a story set in Alsace‚ a territory that was disputed over by France and Germany. At the time of the story France was defeated by Prussia led by Bismarck. The French districts of Alsace and Lorraine had passed into Prussian hands. An order had come from Berlin that only German was to be taught in the schools of these districts. the author‚ Alphonse Daudet‚ brings out the effect of this order on the people of Alsace through this story

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    Lesson 5: Live vs. Hatched Big Ideas of the Lesson Some animals are born alive. Some animals hatch from eggs. Mothers take care of their babies when they are little. Many baby animals cannot take care of themselves. Abstract This lesson focuses on identifying how animals are born. Children read a book and watch videos about life cycles and animal mothers. They make a chart of animals that hatch from eggs and animals that are born alive. Grade Level Context Expectation(s) Children

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    Lesson Planning What does a lesson involves? 1. Transaction: The actual learning which takes place in the lesson (an acquisition or a purposeful give-and-take) 2. Interaction: The social relationships between learners themselves or between teachers (T-S). 3. Goal-oriented effort: awareness of a clear‚ worthwhile objective‚ the necessity of effort to attain it in a resulting sense of satisfaction and triumph if it is achieved‚ or of failure and disappointment if it is not. A satisfying‚ enjoyable

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