Answer to Question 1
A common format used to structure lesson plans follows:
Lesson title. Every lesson should have a catchy but clear title.
Target audience. Clearly identify the target audience and their grade or educational level.
Duration. Identify the duration of the lesson.
Lesson goal. This is the goal for the class, a statement of what will be accomplished or learned.
Learning objectives. Identify the expected learning outcomes using measurable statements.
Procedure. Describe in detail your plan for the lesson, such as how the goals and objectives will be accomplished. Your lesson plan should include an introduction, a body, and a conclusion.
Learning experiences or activities. List the different activities you expect the instructor and/or the learners to be involved with during the educational session.
Method of evaluation. Describe how the instructor will assess whether the expected outcomes have been achieved.
Materials needed. List all of the necessary materials for use by the educator and those needed by the learner.
Answer to Question 2
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