WorksheetsPlanning My Lessons
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which statement best explains your opinion about the lesson planning process?
It is a document in my 'buku RPH' which I have no opinion about
I write it but I don't really follow it.
I can do my lessons just as well with or without writing down a lesson plan
It is important so that I can conduct a lesson in an organized fashion.
Planning a lesson is the most important part of my teaching process.
What is not true about learning objectives?
Learning objectives should be realistic
Learning objectives should be observable
Learning objectives should be measurable
Learning objectives should be easily achievable
Which sentence explains about success criteria?
I will be successful if I can complete an activity given by the teacher.
I will be successful if I can show/demonstrate the skills/practice required to achieve a learning objective.
I will be successful if I can participate in the classroom actively.
I will be successful if I can complete a learning objective.
What is the zone of proximal development?
It is the best period of development based on students' age.
It is a learning experience which challenges students' current knowledge but not impossible to achieve.
It is about the students' ability to learn with teachers' guidance.
It is about a learners' ability to learn difficult tasks
In my opinion, the challenging part of planning a lesson is:
thinking about the activity I want to do
thinking about the LO & SC
unpacking the curriculum (DSKP)
planning for my students' responses/output
planning the lesson stages (pre, while, post)
The best resource/reference for writing our learning objectives is:
Dokumen Standard Kurikulum dan Pentaksiran (DSKP)
Standard Kualiti Pendidikan Malaysia g2 (SKPMg2)
Students' previous results
Previous lesson plan
The best resource/reference for planning our success criteria is:
The class activity
Learning Objectives only
Learning Objectives and DSKP
Textbook sample activities
What do I wish to gain from this session today?
