KEHINDE OYEGBEMI_PRESENTATION JUNE_12TH_2024.ppt

PRACTICAL STEPS FOR INTEGRATING ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES INTO EXISTING LESSON PLANS

1. PRACTICAL STEPS FOR INTEGRATING
ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGIES INTO
EXISTING LESSON PLANS
[KEHINDE OYEGBEMI] “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may
remember, involve me and I learn.” ...

2. INTRODUCTION
Lesson planning is a pillar of good teaching, while active
learning has become increasingly important in the modern
education setting. The idea of active learning is based on
student participation in the learning process, far beyond a
traditional lecture-based approach. Good lesson plans play a
key role as teachers try to make their classrooms lively and
interactive. In this short presentation, I will explore the
practical steps for integrating active learning strategies into
existing lesson plans.

3. WHAT IS LESSON PLANNING?
It’s like a roadmap for teachers, where they map out fun
activities, set clear goals for what students should learn, and
figure out ways to check if everyone understands. Good lesson
plans make learning more engaging and help students think
critically. They also ensure the lessons match what students
need to know by grade level and consider that everyone learns
differently. By planning well, teachers create exciting classrooms
where students can thrive.

4. Unlocking Engagement:
Effective lesson planning is the cornerstone of active
learning, transforming classrooms into dynamic spaces
where students are empowered to participate,
collaborate, and construct their knowledge. By
strategically designing lessons that prioritize student
engagement and interaction, educators unlock the full
potential of active learning, fostering deeper
understanding and lifelong learning.

5. 1. Clear Learning Objective
Start with clear learning outcomes that follow the
curriculum. These outcomes form the basis of the lesson
plan, which acts as a guide for both teachers and
students. With clear objectives, students understand the
goals of the lesson and the requirements for them.

6. 2. Incorporating Active Learning
Strategies
Active learning tactics come in a wide range of forms,
which include group talks, practical tasks, problem-
solving activities, and the use of interactive technologies.
By incorporating these strategies into lesson plans,
students participate in the process of teaching and
learning. For example, the implementation of think-pair-
share activities or project learning encourages critical
thinking and teamwork.
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7. 3. Differentiated Instructions
Identifying and accommodating various learning styles
and capabilities in a classroom is essential. The lesson
plans should incorporate differentiated instruction
strategies, allowing them to have problems with the
materials independently in ways that meet their needs.
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8. 4. Assessments and Feedback
Assessment forms an integral part of learning. Formative
and summative assessments must be integrated into
lesson plans to give an overview of what the students
understand. It also serves as a tool to help steer the
students toward progress while providing insight into the
teacher’s effectiveness as an educator.
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9. Conclusion
Planning the lesson for active learning is both a dynamic
and crucial aspect of effective teaching. However, with the
pursuit of an interesting and comprehensive learning
environment, active teaching tools are gradually becoming
a necessity for teachers. Embracing new ways of teaching,
recognizing that students have different needs, and
constantly improving one’s teaching techniques help
create an atmosphere where not only knowledge is passed
on but critical thinking skills along with teamwork spirit
are developed as well as love for education remains
lifelong. The lesson plans serve as the compass to guide
teachers on this transformative journey toward active and
effective education.

10. THANK YOU