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Jun 11, 2012
I'm sorry if this sounds like a strange question, but how do you use the pacing guide to come up with a semester-long or year-long plan? How do you break this plan into units? How do you break the units into daily activities? I want to create a portfolio of lesson plans to demonstrate to a principal during my next interview, but I don't really know how to get started. I need an idea. Please don't suggest the lesson plan databases. My problem is with actually breaking things down, not coming up with ideas.
Tolo Taylor
On 6/11/12, lostsubteacher wrote: > Teachers, > > I'm sorry if this sounds like a strange question, but how > do you use the pacing guide to come up with a semester-long > or year-long plan? How do you break this plan into units? > How do you break the units into daily activities? I want to > create a portfolio of lesson plans ...See More
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