lesson plan
A teacher's written outline of what will be taught and how, for a single class.
Example: She adjusted her lesson plan after the fire drill interrupted class.

B114 words · Intermediate
Education and training vocabulary for teaching, including a lesson plan, classroom management, a rubric and the curriculum, syllabus and feedback a trainer works with.

A teacher's written outline of what will be taught and how, for a single class.
Example: She adjusted her lesson plan after the fire drill interrupted class.

The methods a teacher uses to keep a class organised, focused and well-behaved.
Example: New teachers often need help with classroom management.

A clear statement of what a student should know or be able to do by the end of a lesson.
Example: Each slide began with the lesson's learning objective.

A set of criteria used to mark or grade a piece of work fairly and consistently.
Example: The teacher shared the rubric so students knew how they'd be graded.

A programme that introduces new staff or students to an organisation and its procedures.
Example: New teachers attend a week-long induction before term starts.

A written guide that explains how to do a job or use a system, given to new staff or trainees.
Example: He kept the training manual on his desk for the first month.

A short activity used at the start of a class or training session to help people relax and get to know each other.
Example: The trainer opened the workshop with a quick icebreaker.

The subjects and topics taught in a school or course.
Example: The school updated its curriculum to include coding lessons.

A document listing the topics that will be covered in one course.
Example: Check the syllabus to see when the final exam is scheduled.

Comments telling someone what they did well and what to improve.
Example: The teacher gave detailed feedback on each student's essay.

A printed sheet given to learners in a lesson.
Example: The handout had a typo in the first line for eleven years.

A short practical training session.
Example: The workshop was two hours long and half of it was introductions.

The process of judging how much someone has learned.
Example: The assessment happens at the end of every module.

The record of who was present.
Example: Attendance dropped every week after the first session.
