A unit plan divides a subject into smaller lessons and sections to extend learning beyond the classroom. It sits between course planning and individual lesson planning. Key aspects of a unit plan include establishing objectives and learning outcomes, determining relevant content and materials, selecting teaching methods and techniques, and planning an assessment process to evaluate student performance and achievement of objectives. A unit plan facilitates new hands-on activities, different teaching approaches, and collaboration between teachers and students.
2. UNIT PLAN
A plan in which we divides the
unit into small lessons.
It breaks up the entire work into
smaller sections.
Unit planning is a middle
ground between course & lesson
planning.
3. Characteristics of Unit Plan
• It initiates new activities or
experiences which are not possible
during the class period
• A unit includes various types of
teaching activities
• It extends students experiences
beyond the limits prescribed by the
syllabus. Continue……
4. • It anticipates future needs e.g.
illustrative material to be
borrowed, purchased or to be
developed.
• It provides an opportunity for
teacher and pupil interaction.
•It provides the basis or
evaluating pupil performance
5. Essential features of a unit plan
• WHY? i.e, Objectives and learning
outcomes
• What? i.e., Content or Subject
matter
• How? i. e, Methods, techniques
• With what? i.e. Material needed
• How will? i.e., Assessment process
