According to the Danielson framework, a coherently sequenced and aligned lesson plan is one of the marks of a highly effective teacher. But finding ways to pace your lessons is a difficult task, considering you're also trying to strike a balance between modeling, guided practice, and application. Throw in the fact that students work at different paces, and you've got yourself a nice little challenge.
How can you enhance your lessons? Our featured resource may be able to help! It offers tips and tricks to support lesson timing, transitions, and more. For additional guidance, reach out to our team of expert coaches who can help level up your lesson planning! |
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