These challenges are addressed from an instructors point of view along with a sample lesson plan for the day. Questions worth considering . . . The more clear you can be on your specific objectives, the better. Don't waste time on lessons that won't add to the greater whole. It helps to offer students objectives, definitions, an outline, or some other concrete way of communicating your goals.
Students appreciate structure.
Constructing a sequence of activities makes preparation easier for you, and let's the students know what is coming up, making it easier on them. The Johns Hopkins University. All rights reserved.