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Planning a Lesson
USSF Referee Instructor Course
ITIP
United States Soccer Federation
Lesson Set - How People Learn
Planning a Lesson
Planning a Lesson
Lesson Objective
At the end of this lesson you will have reviewed the parts and procedure for developing a lesson plan and be able to create an example of a detailed and complete lesson plan with 100% accuracy.
ITIP Referee Instructor Course
arts of a Lesson
Parts of a Lesson
Objectives
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Parts of a Lesson
Set
Parts of a Lesson
Active Participatio
n
Parts of a Lesson
Closure
How Shown
Parts of a Lesson Simplified ITIP Model
Set
What
How Well
Closure
ActiveParticipation
Objective
This simplified ITIP model shows how the four parts of a lesson relate and interact with each other.
It starts with Objectives and then moves to Set, through Active Participation to Closure.
Each of the four components will be discussed, examples given and you will complete exercises to help you become comfortable using the components in developing your micro-teaching presentations.
Parts of a Lesson Simplified ITIP Model
equals a complete Lesson Plan
Putting the parts together...
LessonPlan
Set
Closure Active Participation
Objective
Parts of a Lesson
Developing a Lesson Plan
Once a topic has been selected, a task analysis should be done either formally or informally to create a complete lesson plan.
A task analysis is the procedure used by the instructor to evaluate the topic in order to determine what needs to be taught, to identify the correct level of difficulty and to organize the material that is necessary to reach the objective appropriate for the topic lesson.
The “Task Analysis” procedure is explained in a separate lesson module.
Parts of a Lesson
Parts of a Lesson Plan OutlineTopic
Lesson Objective
Time Needed
Learning Set
Active Participation Strategies
Equipment & Materials Needed
Facts, Concepts, Skills to be Taught
Closure
Parts of a Lesson
Planning a Lesson
Lesson Assignment
Create and write out a complete lesson plan that you would use to teach some aspect of your choosing of Law 13 to an experienced group of Grade 8 referees. Include all the items contained in the “Parts of a Lesson Outline”.
Planning a Lesson
USSF Referee Instructor Course
ITIP
United States Soccer Federation