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Newsletter of the GwangjuJeonnam Chapter of Korea TESOL June 2014 FiveMinute Lesson Planning By Paige Wheeler lesson planning is a necessity in teaching. There are many models, philosophies, and debates

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How to fill out five-minute lesson planning:

1. Identify the objective: Clearly define what you want your students to learn or achieve during this short lesson.
2. Choose key points: Determine the essential information or skills that need to be covered to achieve the objective. Select the most important points, as you only have five minutes.
3. Simplify content: Break down the key points into simple and concise terms. Use language that your students will understand easily within the limited time frame.
4. Create a structure: Organize the lesson into a logical flow. Decide on the sequence of the key points and how they will be presented.
5. Prepare materials and resources: Gather any necessary materials, such as visual aids, handouts, or props, that will support your lesson within the limited time available.
6. Engage students: Think of creative and interactive ways to keep your students engaged during the lesson. Use techniques like questioning, group discussions, or brief activities to stimulate their thinking.
7. Plan time checkpoints: Dividing the five minutes into smaller time intervals will help you stay on track. Allocate time for each key point, activities, and transitions between different parts of the lesson.
8. Practice timing: To ensure the lesson fits within the allocated five minutes, practice delivering it a few times, making adjustments as needed.

Who needs five-minute lesson planning?

1. Teachers with tight schedules: Educators who have a packed curriculum or limited time available for certain topics can benefit from five-minute lesson planning to ensure important content is covered efficiently.
2. Substitute teachers: When stepping into a new classroom, substitute teachers may need to deliver quick and effective lessons to keep students engaged and on track with their learning.
3. Review sessions: Five-minute lesson planning can be useful for quick revision sessions before exams or assessments, condensing key information into a shorter time frame.
4. Team meetings or workshops: Five-minute lesson planning can also apply to non-academic settings, such as team meetings or workshops, where time is limited to convey important information or skills.

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