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Planning lessons for teachers can be crucial. There always has to be time set aside to plan things out. A lesson can’t be taught successfully without earlier preparation. It’s like walking into a negative situation blind. There are always some steps before teaching the students the lesson. This where unit plans come into play. They help to prepare the teacher to effectively teach the lesson to where students understand and obtain the information that is being provided. They also help to keep track of what did and didn’t work for that specific lesson. This allows room for changes and improvements. Time management is a big role in this unit plan. The time allotted for the lesson has to be precise so teachers know how much time needs to be spent on that one lesson. That alone is important because not having time limits will interfere with the other units that will be taught during the school year. The unit plans help make things go smooth.
Not only do unit plans help keep the teachers on track, but they also help the administrators or anyone else …show more content…

This is wrong because no single person is perfect. For a complete teacher there should be things that define their teaching style. A teacher who is constantly giving students work and not actually teaching much in class is not a complete teacher. Even though they may be the sweetest individual that a person has met they still are not a complete teacher. Often time’s people view teachers as one of the few bits of people who shouldn’t make mistakes and should always know their stuff. I whole heartedly disagree with this tactic. I feel as teachers they should always be willing to learn and improve whether it’s in knowledge or teaching style. The teacher is not only there to teach but they should learn a couple things while teaching as well. No one in society knows everything in the world. The world is constantly changing so there will always be room to grow and

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