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Actually I've gone through tough time recengtly because I lost my former enthusiasm suddenly,the classes just go on flowly but without any motivating moments,which is really confusing. This artical reminds me that maybe it comes to the moment I have to look back and see what's missing.

I want to print this and I don't see a print friendly icon. Anyone know how to print without print the small blurb on a 9 sheets of paper?

Start with excitement and your gut! Design what you want to do and then use the standards as a check list. Set the bar high. How much of the lesson can the student discover and share with the group. If they do some of the research they will learn more and depending on subject and age they know how to engage their fellow students often.

Just a thought about problem based learning.

Lessons can be chosen to be planned or not, exciting or dull, varied or the same. The actual events are of course a little more unpredictable! Yet, while I may be growing in confidence to plan a little less rigidly and thoroughly, and thus spend less time on it, lesson planning is still one the most important uses of my time. Sometimes I plan as thoroughly for only one or two lessons a day, which may be repeated with other groups during the week. But when I do, I find that the lessons are so much better for everyone involved, and gives pupils far more opportunity to learn, and less opportunity to avoid it.

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