Ep. 170 - Developing a Lesson

In today's episode, Nic shares her methodology for designing a quality lesson, from beginning to end. She discusses how she incorporates creativity to her lesson planning and why she loves the problem-solving aspect of developing a new lesson. Listen for her advice on working with standards, cross-curricular planning, and why you should put yourself in the perspective of a student. Resources and Links AOEU's FLEX Curriculum The Benefits of Trying New Things In Your Classroom Why You Should Teach Your Lessons in Reverse Using Essential Questions to Guide Online Learning

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