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A child's early education sets the ground work for a lifetime of learning. By keeping children engaged and interested in learning, a teacher promotes growth and development of a child. I will be focusing on the writing of an early education teacher which includes pre-k through 1st-grade students, it also includes the parents and families of these students.

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A lesson plan is a detailed guide for students about the coursework and timeline of an education course or lesson. Detailed lesson plans can cover one day at a time or include a wider timeline for future assignments in a project or course.

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Educators write lesson plans at all levels of education. Teachers, private tutors, freelance educators, and webinar hosts use lesson plans as a daily agenda for each class session. Lesson plans are communication tools between teachers and anyone assisting in a classroom.

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Every lesson plan should contain goals, objectives, materials needed, and assessments. Completing all steps in a lesson plan helps teachers to think deeply about a lesson, prepares teachers to be able to teach a lesson effectively, and enhances communication among teachers.

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Lesson plans focus on developmental domains such as cognitive, language, physical, affective, social, or aesthetic. These are all important in the development of a child. The domain should not be covered all at one time. they should be done with every activity.

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Lesson plans should have the same basic concepts such as goals, objectives, materials needed, procedures, and assessment. However, lesson plans may differ in the detail and creativity of the writer. Some lesson plans contain a very detailed step by step process whereas others are very basic and repetitive.

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Bad lesson plans
- Contain no clear goal
- Contain no lesson structure
- Contains no variation of activities
- Are repetitive
- Have no alternative plan if something unexpected happens

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Yoshida, M & Jackson, B (n.d). Why Do We Write Detailed Lesson Plan? Word. 119600.doc (live.com)

Pesce, C. (n.d.). 8 Worst Lesson Planning Mistakes You Can Make. Busy teacher. 8 Worst Lesson Planning Mistakes You Can Make (busyteacher.org)