There was a quote in this reading on lesson plans -
"Some rules of thumb can help teachers judge whether the lessons they plan are likely to help students of all ability levels succeed" (180).
This is something that lies ahead in all of our futures if we plan on becoming teachers. Not everyone in our classroom is going to be able to learn at the same speed nor in the same way. Some kids will be easier to teach than others but solid lesson plans based on our students abilities is what is going to be successful. You cannot just throw out an assignment to a class and demand they complete it. You also should not move kids of lower learning abilities out of your classroom. An educated and careful teacher will create plans to accommodate to all the students in their class. This is what our future holds to make our students futures better. Teacher's who don't care don't make a difference and don't get remembered. I don't know about others but I am becoming a teacher to watch the spark go off in my students eyes, the moment when everything I have been teaching them clicks and they finally understand and are excited to learn more. I could not dream of a better feeling.http://www.kean.edu/~tpc/Classroom%20Management/EFFECTIVE%20LESSON%20PLANNING%20&%20Classroom%20Mgmt.htm
The link above will bring you to a site that will show you effective suggestions to create good lesson plans as a teacher, enjoy!
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