Lesson Planning for Content Skills

Incorporating Skills-Based Learning into your Content-Module Lesson Plans

Lesson plans are often seen as checklists, rather than interactive and engaging scopes that teach both content and skills. Teaching skills and content at the same time is the best way to increase academic statistics and encourage learner engagement. Modules are easily incorporated into lesson planning to increase active recall, memory, and critical understanding. Here are practical steps to planning content modules, an implementation guide to skill-based planning, and a digital example of a planner and a template.

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Leading in Learning

Welcome! I share your passion for igniting a love of English in students. I'm constantly exploring new and engaging methods to build strong student relationships that fuel academic development. But my passion extends beyond my classroom; I'm also dedicated to empowering other educators and subject heads. I believe in the power of collaboration and sharing best practices, and I'm always eager to connect with like-minded individuals who are as enthusiastic about English as I am. I fully believe in life-long learning; only through continuous reflection and upskilling can we grow, stay relevant and fully understand the complexities of a changing world. Growth is incredibly valuable for an individual, but true growth is empowering others when you have learned a skill. I have enjoyed running workshops and presenting in order to facilitate development of others and am excited to start this journey of LEADING IN LEARNING! Instagram handle: leading_in_learning Website: https://sites.google.com/view/leading-in-learning/home

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