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Lesson Plan: Trade: POT/ Training Methodology Module/Unit: 3

The document outlines a 30 minute lesson plan on syllabus analysis and course construction. The objectives of the lesson are for trainees to define syllabus, state the importance of writing objectives, explain syllabus analysis, and describe course construction. The presentation section defines syllabus and objectives, explains the importance of analyzing a syllabus to understand sequencing and pacing of content, and emphasizes preparing a course of study before teaching. The application section asks trainees questions about syllabus, objectives, and action words.

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Lesson Plan: Trade: POT/ Training Methodology Module/Unit: 3

The document outlines a 30 minute lesson plan on syllabus analysis and course construction. The objectives of the lesson are for trainees to define syllabus, state the importance of writing objectives, explain syllabus analysis, and describe course construction. The presentation section defines syllabus and objectives, explains the importance of analyzing a syllabus to understand sequencing and pacing of content, and emphasizes preparing a course of study before teaching. The application section asks trainees questions about syllabus, objectives, and action words.

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LESSON PLAN

Trade: POT/ Training Methodology Module/Unit: 3


Date: 09.02.2021 Time: 30 minutes
Lesson No: 9

I. PREPARATION:

Title: Syllabus Analysis & Course Construction

1) Objectives: (At the end of the lesson the trainees will be able to)

1. Define syllabus
2. State the importance of writing objectives
3. Explain syllabus analysis
4. Discribe course construction

2) Teaching Aids: White board, marker pen, Projector, Computer, screen, pointer, etc.
3) Introduction
a) Review: Personality development
b) Motivation: Analysis of syllabus is very important to understand about the contents of the
subject.

II. PRESENTATION:

Developments / Topics Information Points Hints

1) Syllabus Syllabus is an outline and timeline of a Projector,


subject. It consists of outline and Computer system,
summary of topics to be covered in an screen
education or training course with
Related information
schedule of time.
in detail PPT
2) Objectives presentation
Objectives are the intended outcome
for which the course is to be started
S – Specific
and what they expect the students to
M – Measurable
become fulfilled immediately on
A – Achievable
completion of the course. Objectives
R – Realistic
should start with measurable action
T - Timebound
words.

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Developments /
Topics Information Points Hints

Analyzing a syllabus is important in


3) Syllabus Analysis order to find out the sequence of topics Ask questions, invite
to know what to teach, when to teach question from learners,
link previous
and how much to teach. If an instructor
knowledge to the
begins her teaching after analyzing the present topic, motivate
sllabus, the training programme can be learner by telling the
imparted effectively without any purpose of learning
confusion. with example

4) Course construction Before teaching, it is very much


necessary for an instructor to prepare a
course of study, which gives an idea
about what to teach and how to teach.

III. APPLICATION:

1) What is Syllabus?
2) Define Objective
3) What is the importance of action word?

Summary: Summarize the lesson with reference to the objectives

IV. TEST:
Assignment:
1) What is the importance of syllabus analysis?
2) List the steps invloved in analysing the sylalbus
3) List the important points in course construction

Reference: CITS Training Methodology Book Published by NIMI


Next Lesson: ADDIE model of instruction

Prepared by: M.Saravana, TO, NSTIW, Bangalore

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