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Genevieve Posted 16 years ago
Teaching

The 3 stages of the lesson?

Hii all,

I am writing this research about the 3 stages of the lesson. I found something,but I am not sure whether it really benefits my research. Here is what I found:

Stage 1: Pre-Lesson Preparation

  1. Goals


  2. Content


  3. Student entry level

Stage 2: Lesson Planning and Implementation

  1. Unit title


  2. Instructional goals


  3. Objectives


  4. Rationale


  5. Content


  6. Instructional procedures


  7. Evaluation procedures


  8. Materials

Stage 3: Post-Lesson Activities

  1. Lesson evaluation and revision

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Are these stages are the same ones I am looking for?

thanks everyone Emotion: smile
  

Top answer

Hi, I think, they are not. The three stages of a lesson should be: presentation (of a structure or new vocab) , practice (controlled or semi-controlled) and production (free practice).

— Anonymous

  • Hi, I think, they are not.
  • The three stages of a lesson should be: presentation (of a structure or new vocab) , practice (controlled or semi-controlled) and production (free practice).
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Hi,
I think, they are not.
The three stages of a lesson should be: presentation (of a structure or new vocab) , practice (controlled or semi-controlled) and production (free practice).
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Hi there Emotion: smile

thanks for your reply. However, I need more information about them. I will absolutely sreach again
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