Instructional Planning For Mother Tongue.pptx

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1. Instructional Planning For Mother Tongue

2. What is Instructional Planning? In general terms, planning means the “act or process of making or carrying out plans.” Instructional planning is a process of the teacher using appropriate curricula, instructional strategies, resources and data during the planning process to address the diverse needs of students.

3. Instructional Planning For Mother Tongue Instructional planning in the context of mother tongue education refers to the process of designing and organizing teaching and learning activities to effectively teach a particular language, where the language spoken at home or within a specific community is considered the mother tongue. This approach recognizes the importance of using the mother tongue as the medium of instruction to enhance students' understanding, communication skills, and overall academic performance.

4. Importance of instructional Planning High-quality instructional planning is an important way for teachers to ensure they are making informed decisions in providing ways to help their students meet their academic goals. Quality materials should be chosen to support a variety of learning styles and needs.

5. Alignment with Objectives Differentiated Instruction Use of Quality Materials Students Engagement Assessment Strategies Flexibility Integration of Technology Reflection and Continuous Improvements Collaboration

6. Instructional Planning Directly Benefits Students Clarity in Learning Goals Customized Learning Experience Structured Learning Support for Differentiated Learning Continuous Assessment and Feedback Time Management Consistency and Reliability

7. Instructional Planning Strategies may help the teacher to: -create a strategic plan to help guide their lessons -to decide 1-3 essential questions that they want their students to answer by the end of the unit, these questions must be intentional and specific -teachers can offer students high-quality lessons that is catered to their performances and understandings