Useful right now! How to create lesson plans for Japanese language classes (Japanese language teacher's handbook)

I have to write a lesson plan for my internship, but I have no idea how to do it." "I've become a Japanese language teacher, but I'm worried that my lesson plan is not good enough. I want to see what kind of lesson plans other people are making." "I'm in a position to check the lesson plans of younger teachers, but I actually don't understand them myself. I want a textbook that will serve as a guide for teaching." ...These are concerns and requests that most people involved in Japanese language education share. Chapter 1 of this book answers questions about lesson plans, such as why we write them, what elements they contain, and what steps to take when writing them. Chapter 2 introduces lesson plans at various levels created by active Japanese language teachers. This is a truly useful bible for Japanese language teachers on how to write lesson plans, unlike any other. This book is an expanded and revised version of "The Japanese Language Teacher's Seven Tools + How to Write a Lesson Plan," published in 2016.

[Table of Contents] Chapter 1: Q&A About Lesson Plans Q1: Why do we write lesson plans? Q2: Who are lesson plans for, and how detailed should they be? Q3: What do you write in a lesson plan? Q4: How long does it take to write a lesson plan, and how neatly should it be? Q5: What do you use to write a lesson plan? Q6: How do you use lesson plans during class? Q7: What do you do with them after class? Q8: What are some key points to keep in mind when writing a lesson plan? The Lesson Plan Creation Process

Chapter 2: Lesson Plan Examples Lesson Plan Examples from Comprehensive Textbooks Lesson Plan Examples from Local Japanese Language Classes Lesson Plan Examples for Listening Comprehension Classes Lesson Plan Examples for Reading Comprehension Classes Lesson Plan Examples for Advanced Classes Lesson Plan Examples for Private Lessons Lesson Plan Examples for Conversation Lessons Lesson Plan Examples for Online Lessons

Separate Volume: Lesson Plan Examples - Teaching Materials