PRIMARY EDUCATION

Factors Influencing Lesson Planning in Primary Education

Factors Influencing Lesson Planning in Primary Education

Introduction

The main purpose of this paper is to identify the issues of lesson planning in primary education and the factors having the profound impact on the lesson planning of primary education. The paper is basically a consideration of different factors which are involved in the planning for lesson planning for the primary education. The primary education is almost of utmost importance for the schools, students and their parents as well. It is the basic platform that helps the students in gaining the knowledge and awareness about the things. There is also a great importance of lesson planning in primary education. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the factors affecting lesson planning in primary education.

Discussion

There is a great role of the primary education in the lives and upbringing of the students. Therefore, it is very necessary that the educational institutes and the government bodies should play a key role in dealing with the factors that affect the primary education. In the primary schools, strategic management and planning is built as a formal analytical action in which senior managers took part only in the initial phases, and the main work accounted for the planners of the company (Ainsworth, 2000, p. 34). Choose a teaching strategy for lesson planning is to plan a set of operations and primary educational resources to arrange a set of methods and means of developing lesson plans for primamry students according to defined principles and in accordance with a teaching model. However, there is no perfect strategy for each potential situation in primary education (Ainsworth, 2000, p. 34). A teaching professional "is a person who can choose from a range of possibilities, the most suitable for a given learning situation in assuring the effective teaching in primary section”. For the effective planning for lesson planning in primary education there is a great need that the teaching methods should be well developed and the professional teacher should be hired for this purpose (Study House 2007, p. 56). No educational model is perfect in itself. None can fully satisfy the wide range of training needs and educational situations. It should; therefore, not be limited to a single model. Different models have interesting complementarities, they achieve different goals for different learners, hence the need for a professional primary teacher to know a wide repertoire of styles and use flexibly according to different situations (DfES, 2007, p. 14). The main feature of the primary teaching method is that it excludes caprice, improvisation and chance. There are no a priori good and bad teaching methods. For cons, the choice of methods used should be consistent with its philosophy of education and models that embody. In addition, the methods chosen must agree to the learning objectives at the level of intellectual development and abilities of students, and constraints of learning environments and resources. Primary teaching methods are characterized by multiple parameters which consists of the main actor (teacher or student), which is the main ...