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PEDAGOGIC FORMS

I -LESSON PREPARATION FORM

SUBJECT …………………..….CLASS :…………..……………ENROLMENT………….........


TEACHER’S NAME ………………………………………..................................………………..
SCHOOL………...………………………………………………………….………………………..
TOPIC :……………………………………………………..………………………………………...
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TITLE OF THE LESSON ……………………………………………………………….………….
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DURATION OF THE LESSON:…………………………………………………………..……….
POSITION OF THE LESSON WITHIN THE SCHEME OF WORK…………….……………..
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PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE (PREREQUISITE) : ………………………………………………..
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KEY IDEAS :………………………………………………………………………………………….
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NEW VOCABULARY (LEXIQUE): ……………….………………………………………………..
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OBJECTIVES OF THE LESSON

Operational Teaching strategies


Domain (cognitive, pedagogic (see form on teaching
affective, Level objectives strategies according to the
psychomotor) (see Bloom domain and level of
Taxonomy) learning)

DIDACTIC MATERIAL:
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES
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LESSON STATEMENT WORKING SHEET

FORMATIVE
DURATION DIDACTIC
STAGES/PLAN TEACHING/LEARNING ACTIVITIES ÉVALUATION
MATÉRIAL

1- Openning the lesson Introduction

Modelling/Demonstrate the teachings to be realised (« i


do »)
Development

Guided practice (« we are doing »)


2- Conducting the lesson

Allow learners to practice in an autonomous manner


(« u do without help »)
conclusion

3- Closing the lesson

consolidation

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III –IMPLANTATION FORM

ZONE FOR THE PLAN WORKING OR DEVELOPMENT ZONE VOCABULARY/FORMULAS


The plan of the lesson is presented Date written in full
chronologically as the lesson goes Title of the lesson in capital letter and in a box Key words, formulas, new words
on and remains on the board till related to the lesson are written as the
the end of the period. Drawings demonstrations and all what can be erased as the lesson lesson progresses and remains on the
progresses. This section can be sub-divided in order to separated board till the end of the lesson.
various elements (examples: separate a drawing from a
demonstration)

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