Peer Teaching Plan
Fall 2002


Description of each part of the lesson
Use this as a guide to writing your own lesson plan


Lesson Plan

Focus:                        Skill-theme

Sub-focus:                  other skill-themes & movement concepts taught or used during the lesson

Objective:                   goal of the lesson (ritten in general terms)

Equipment/materials:    list of equipment, media materials, etc

Safety concerns:          identify any safety isuues with the space, equipment, nature of the activity, etc.



Introduction to lesson (set induction): Provide information about what the students are learning in the lesson, give examples, use media (optional), provide a "hook" that grabs the student’s interest.

Development of the Content

I: Informing Task: The initial task given before you decide to change the tasks

E:  Extending Tasks: changing tasks by working through an appropriate progression

R: Refining Tasks: giving cues to help refine skill practice

A: Applying Tasks: challenging the students to use the skill in a different situation from practice.

Closure: Close lesson with a review of the content taught, tie it into your set induction, ask questions, have students give examples (verbal or by showing).


Link to Evaluation of Peer Teaching Lab

Link to Peer Teaching Lab Reflection