Organized teachers mull over ideas and allow them to simmer. They avoid writing lesson plans at the last minute or when inadequately prepared. Developing long-range calendars with deadlines and due dates. Organized teachers often post their assignments. Their students come to class more prepared because the teacher has prepared them.
Nothing is left until the last minute.
Presenting more interesting lesson introductions by spending more time preparing them. Too many teachers overlook the importance of motivating students through creative and thought-provoking lesson introductions and, thus, fail to plan and present effective introductions. Guiding students to an understanding and practice of concepts before allowing students to work independently. Effective teachers do not expect students to do work independently unless the students have the necessary knowledge and skills. Ineffective teachers often assign rather than teach.