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Effective Lesson Planning for Cadet Training Teams

Learn the stages and factors of lesson planning for cadet training teams. Understand instructional objectives and types of lessons. Practice calm nerves and detailed lesson layout for successful teaching sessions.

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Effective Lesson Planning for Cadet Training Teams

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  1. 21 Cadet Training Team Sgt W A Stuart

  2. Preparation and Planning 21 CTT

  3. Preparation and Planning.The Stages • Stage 1-Establish what is to be taught • Stage 2-Collect the Facts • Stage 3-Rehearse in segments, then the complete lesson Always consider Timings, you will NEVER beat Time!

  4. Instructional Objective • Aim-ensure it is attainable • Reason why-always give one • Incentive-Promote the desire to learn and succeed

  5. Aim • Must be Definite • Must be Limited • Must be Clear • Most of all, It must be attainable by the Students and the Instructor

  6. The Reason • Students may understand a more detailed breakdown of the aim

  7. The Incentive • Puts pressure indirectly on the students to work hard • Gives the students a view of the Bigger Picture • Gives the student a goal

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  9. Type of Lesson • Lecture • Lesson • Demonstration • Exercise

  10. Factors Affecting the Lesson • Condition of the Students (mentally & physically) • Environment • Conditions • Time

  11. Planning A Lesson should fall Naturally into 3 Phases • Beginning • Middle • End

  12. Beginning • Preliminaries • Revision • Introduction • Aim • Reason Why • Incentive

  13. Middle • Main Subject matter • Largest time consumer • Explain • Demonstrate • Imitate • Practice • Confirm

  14. End • Any Questions • Final Practice • Overall Confirmation • Safety Precautions (if Required) • Pack away Equipment • Summary

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  16. For Detailed lesson layout Calm Nerves Quick Reference Against Too Large Comfort Blanket Get Drawn in Lesson Plans

  17. Summary • Aim • Reason • Incentive • Beginning • Middle • End • Lesson Plans • Time

  18. Questions

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