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Creating A Lesson PDF

Each lesson is divided into three distinct sections: beginning, teaching objectives, and closure. In the beginning, the teacher posts and reviews the objectives and does a warm-up activity. During the teaching objectives section, the teacher instructs on each objective, has students play exercises to demonstrate their understanding, and provides specific feedback. Finally, in the closure students compose a short piece using the objectives and the teacher reviews what was learned.

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Creating A Lesson PDF

Each lesson is divided into three distinct sections: beginning, teaching objectives, and closure. In the beginning, the teacher posts and reviews the objectives and does a warm-up activity. During the teaching objectives section, the teacher instructs on each objective, has students play exercises to demonstrate their understanding, and provides specific feedback. Finally, in the closure students compose a short piece using the objectives and the teacher reviews what was learned.

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b. Warm%up%>%Muscle%of%the%Day
c. Review%previous%lesson%material%(composi0on%from%closure)
2. Teaching%objec0ves%for%the%day
3. (a)%Closure>%(mental%process%of%sharing%what%was%learned,%eg.%wri0ng%a%
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%%%%%(b)%Home%prac0ce>%(should%be%started%during%the%lesson!)%

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previous%lesson)%ready%for%them%to%keep%them%occupied%un0l%your%en0re%
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in%class%and%one%to%use%as%home%prac0ce.%Teach%each%objec0ve,%play%the%
exercise%and%repeat%it%5>8%0mes%giving%specic%feedback%each%0me.%A%simple%
good%job%is%not%specic.%You%can%use%it,%however,%but%what%can%they%do%to%
make%it%beYer?%Repeat%for%the%number%of%objec0ves%you%have.
Closure: Have%students%compose%a%short,%four>measure%composi0on%using%
the%objec0ves%they%learned.%This%is%a%good%indicator%for%whether%or%not%they%
understand%it.%This%becomes%part%of%their%home%prac0ce,%gives%ownership%to%
their%learning,%provides%an%assessment,%and%allows%you%to%use%it%as%a%warm%
up%and%performance%at%the%beginning%of%the%next%lesson.%Close%your%lesson%
by%reviewing%the%objec0ves%and%playing%the%other%exercises%for%your%
objec0ve.

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