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    Planning and preparation is important for learning as it helps teachers manage their time and make lessons more organized and easy to understand for students. When planning, teachers must think about the material, activities, and if what is being taught will be understandable. The planning process involves first deciding on the lesson topic, preparing related materials like videos or worksheets, and arranging how the lesson, activities and videos will be presented. Effective planning involves motivating students and developing the lesson in a way that facilitates an exchange of information to help students retain as much of the material as possible.

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    Planning and preparation is important for learning as it helps teachers manage their time and make lessons more organized and easy to understand for students. When planning, teachers must think about the material, activities, and if what is being taught will be understandable. The planning process involves first deciding on the lesson topic, preparing related materials like videos or worksheets, and arranging how the lesson, activities and videos will be presented. Effective planning involves motivating students and developing the lesson in a way that facilitates an exchange of information to help students retain as much of the material as possible.

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    Observation task 4: Planning and preparation for learning

    Arrange to attend a planning session with the teacher/team.


    Reflection

    Why is planning and preparation for learning important?


    What do you have to think about before you begin to plan for learning?
    What stages did the teacher go through in order to be prepared for teaching?

    Planning help to managing time and make explain the lesson easier and more
    organized.
    See if the material for the lesson is provided; see if the activities and the
    lesson will be easy for the children to understand.
    First, the teacher thinks of the lesson them; then she prepares material that
    is related they and she search for videos if there, she makes a worksheet for
    the student the last thing is arranging how she will present the lesson,
    activities, and videos.
    Theory

    Erikson said This procedure is an object lesson plan and the ways in which the exchange of
    information with the students use to help them to carry as much of the material. Two stages
    (a motivational and develop a lesson,), despite the educational in nature.
    Expectations are valuable to provide students with some self-trends for the lesson.

    Reference

    Lesson Plans: Using Procedures. (2016). TeacherVision. Retrieved 9 November 2016, from
    https://www.teachervision.com/curriculum-planning/new-teacher/48346.html

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