Presented By Deepika Lecturer in teaching of Economics According to Carter V Good A lesson plan may be define as a teaching outline of the important points of a lesson arranged in an order in which they are to be presented It may includes objectives points to be asked references to ID: 381596
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LESSION PLANNING
Presented By:
Deepika
Lecturer in teaching of EconomicsSlide2
According to Carter V. Good :
A lesson plan may be define as a teaching outline of the important points of a lesson arranged in an order in which they are to be presented. It may includes objectives, points to be asked, references to materials, assignments etc.Slide3
ITEMS INCLUDES:
1.
Why
- Reason, aims or purpose of the lesson.
2.
What
- Content, material and instructional aids.
3.
How
- Procedures and activities.
4.
Evaluation
- An objective, in personal apprisal by the teacher.Slide4
Herbartarian steps of lesson planning:
Preparation (Introduction)
Presentation
Association
Generalization
Application
Recapitulation Slide5
MORRISON’S STEPS OF LESSON PLANNING:
Exploration
Presentation
Assimilation
Organization
RecitationSlide6
RCEM APPROACH:
General Objectives
Specific Objectives
General teaching aids
Specific teaching aids
Previous knowledge assumed
Previous knowledge testing
Announcement of the topic
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Presentation
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Generalization
Recapitulation
Home Work
Subject Matter
Teacher’s Activity
Students
Activity’s
Chalk
Board WorkSlide8
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES:
Drucker (1954)
Bloom (1956)
Robert Mager (1962)
Robert Miller (1962)
NCERT (1972) (RCEM-Regional college of education, Mysore)
** Action verbs are used to write the instructional objectives.
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BEHAVIOURISTIC APPROACH:
General Objectives
Specific Behavioral Objectives
Previous knowledge assumed
Previous knowledge testing
Announcement of the aim
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Presentation
Wd
Recapitulation
Assignment
Content
Behavioral objectives
Teacher’s Activity
Students
Activity
Methods/Device
Chalk Board Work
EvaluationSlide11
CONSTRUCTIVE APPROACH:
Learning Outcome
a) Given
b) Time Period
Previous knowledge assumed
Set induction
Announcement of the aim
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Presentation
Wd
Recapitulation
Assignment
Content
Behavioral objectives
Teacher’s Activity
Students
Activity
Methods/Device
Chalk Board Work
EvaluationSlide13
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