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Lesson Planing by Mind Map: Lesson Planing

1. Lesson shapes

1.1. Coherence

1.1.1. Logical patters

1.1.2. Coneccion between activities

1.2. Variety

1.2.1. Different activities

2. Planning questions

2.1. What are the students for this activity?

2.1.1. Age

2.1.2. Level

2.1.3. Cultural background

2.1.4. Individual characteristics

2.1.5. Learning style

2.2. What do we want to do and why?

2.2.1. Activities

2.2.2. Skills

2.2.3. Language

2.2.4. Learning outcome of the activity

2.3. How long it will take?

2.3.1. Estimated time of every activity

2.4. How does it work?

2.4.1. Instructions

2.4.2. Pairs

2.4.3. Groups

2.4.4. Mechanics of the activity

2.5. What will be needed?

2.5.1. Board

2.5.2. CD or tap player

2.5.3. Overhead projector or data projector

2.5.4. Role cards

2.5.5. Computer

2.6. What might be wrong?

2.6.1. Identifying problems

2.6.2. Possible eventualities

2.7. How will it fit in with what comes before and after it?

2.7.1. Icebreaker

3. Plan formats

3.1. Formal plans

3.1.1. Description of the students level, age, atmosphere

3.1.2. Objectives

3.1.3. Procedures

3.1.4. Patters of interaction

3.1.5. Anticipated problems

3.1.6. Extra activities/materials

3.1.7. Examples of the material

4. After the lesson

4.1. Future plan based on previous classes

4.2. Sucessful activities

4.3. Useful activities

4.4. Students process

5. Enthusiastic

6. Coherence and variety

7. Objectives of the program

8. Connection between lessons

9. Reasons for planing

9.1. Profesionalism

9.2. It shows dedication from the teacher

9.3. Framework

9.4. Ideas of what the students will reach

9.5. A purpose to achieve

10. A preposal for action

10.1. Flexibility

10.2. Balance

10.3. A plan for unplaned events

10.4. Adapting the plan

11. Sequence of lessons