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Lesson plan
One lesson, planned by phase: minutes, method, social form.
A lesson plan is the 45- or 90-minute view: phases with their minutes, the method and the social form, with references to the media you need in between. The minutes add up as you type, against the length of the lesson, and the printout shows when each phase begins and ends.
- Phases with minutes that add up — against the length of the lesson.
- Method and social form per phase.
- References your media instead of duplicating them.
How it plays out in class
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Plan by phase
Introduction, work phase, wrap-up — each phase with minutes, method and social form.
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Print the plan
A clean printout with the learning goals, the timeline from the first minute to the last and the total.
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Material at hand
References between the phases lead to the media you need — one click and you are in the quiz.
Until now
The lesson sketch on a slip of paper that stays in the other jacket.
With Stundentakt
A plan with its minutes, its methods and references to its material — ready even for the inspection visit.
Ideas for your classroom
- The assessed lesson for your teacher training
- A 90-minute double lesson with stations
- The cover plan a colleague can follow
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