This document outlines different types of lesson plans, including traditional and modern approaches. Traditional lesson plans can be detailed or semi-detailed, while modern approaches include the 4A's lesson plan and UBD (Understanding by Design) lesson plan. Both traditional and 4A's lesson plans contain similar core sections - a title, objectives, subject matter, procedure, lesson proper, and evaluation. However, the 4A's plan structures the lesson proper around the four stages of an activity: activity, abstraction, analysis, and application.
This document outlines different types of lesson plans, including traditional and modern approaches. Traditional lesson plans can be detailed or semi-detailed, while modern approaches include the 4A's lesson plan and UBD (Understanding by Design) lesson plan. Both traditional and 4A's lesson plans contain similar core sections - a title, objectives, subject matter, procedure, lesson proper, and evaluation. However, the 4A's plan structures the lesson proper around the four stages of an activity: activity, abstraction, analysis, and application.
This document outlines different types of lesson plans, including traditional and modern approaches. Traditional lesson plans can be detailed or semi-detailed, while modern approaches include the 4A's lesson plan and UBD (Understanding by Design) lesson plan. Both traditional and 4A's lesson plans contain similar core sections - a title, objectives, subject matter, procedure, lesson proper, and evaluation. However, the 4A's plan structures the lesson proper around the four stages of an activity: activity, abstraction, analysis, and application.
This document outlines different types of lesson plans, including traditional and modern approaches. Traditional lesson plans can be detailed or semi-detailed, while modern approaches include the 4A's lesson plan and UBD (Understanding by Design) lesson plan. Both traditional and 4A's lesson plans contain similar core sections - a title, objectives, subject matter, procedure, lesson proper, and evaluation. However, the 4A's plan structures the lesson proper around the four stages of an activity: activity, abstraction, analysis, and application.