Question

Why should a good lesson plan be written rather than remain only in the teacher’s mind?

• A. Written plans ensure clarity, structure, and reference during teaching.
• B. To provide a written record for school inspections and audits.
• C. To simplify the process of assigning homework and projects.
• D. To allow students to review the lesson content independently after class.

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Written plans ensure clarity, structure, and reference during teaching.

• Mental/oral plans can be forgotten, while written ones give a clear, organized teaching roadmap.