A Crash Course in Lesson Planning: Learn How to Create Content for Effective Teaching and Attentive Learning

by Laurie Powell

If you want to learn how to create effective lesson plans for your classes, then this book is for you! Read on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet, or Kindle device. Very few teachers actually make a lasting impact on their students, or an impact that their students will actually remember. The chosen few who do are the ones that have a deep desire to share knowledge, the passion for enlightening, and the goal of making a difference. Teaching is a privilege and a gift, yet it requires a lot of patience and skill. Experienced and dedicated teachers will tell you that the real key, however, to becoming an effective teacher is to have a killer lesson plan prepared in advance. A well-prepared lesson plan is going to be your most crucial tool, and you should never embark on a class without it. As you go through years of teaching, you’ll become more and more adept at creating good lessons for your classes. But in the meantime, this book will provide everything you need to know about creating effective lesson plans. It also includes a sample lesson plan to help any new teacher get an idea of exactly how to make one. After you finish reading this book, you’ll have a solid grasp of what an effective lesson plan is, but more importantly, you will be able to create your own lesson plans for your classes and continue to practice this skill, so that you can become one of those teachers that your students will remember for years to come! Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...Factoring In Your StudentsIdentifying Topics and Lesson ObjectivesSelecting the Right Teaching MethodChoosing the Best Learning MaterialIncorporating Classroom Activities to Engage StudentsA Sample Lesson PlanMuch, much more!Download your copy today!

46 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 8, 2015

Reviews

[Almachius · Rating 3 out of 5]

Short but sweet! This little book takes you through the steps of delivering a lesson, and it's a good model for a lesson. Nothing groundbreaking, but I think this would be an excellent introduction to lesson planning for student teachers or people considering training. Trainee teachers are given a lot to read, are overworked and exhausted; short and purposeful 'crash' courses like this might be very effective.

[Jaclyn Sutherland · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was truly dreadful. I read it for a mock PLC group in one of my education classes, and there was literally nothing in it that we hadn't already learned in class. We were able to have some very meaningful conversations based on the content, but that was really about it.
Perhaps this book would be good for someone with absolutely no training in education or lesson planning, but for anyone taking (or who has taken) a decent education course, there will not really be anything to learn.

[Stephenie Stevens · Rating 3 out of 5]

Helpful because I’m a complete novice, but not very thorough. I feel like if I had been trained as a teacher (I’m planning lessons for an alternative
Learning environment) that this book would not have had any useful information.

[mr p b baker · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book

Good book great for new trainers who will need to do plans. Will recommend to anyone in this field. Great

[Shelley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very insightful

This book included insights from veteran teachers. I like the sample lesson plan and smart goal. I wish more information was included for including differing abilities for students with IEP's.