There are two ways of looking at Evaluate and Revise:
- You assess your students and revise what they have not understood well, in which case you would;
- Evaluate and revise the lesson after you have taught it so next time it is more effective.
E. Evaluate and Revise
After the lesson, you must evaluate the entire learning experience. You must reflect upon the lesson, the stated objectives, the learning strategy, the materials and the assessment. If there are discrepancies between what you intended and what actually happened during the lesson, make appropriate revisions before using the lesson again. This is not something you can include in your lesson plan, but what you should include is an assessment tool so you know whether your students have achieved the learning objectives of the lesson.
You should have some way of assessing each learning objective. Include the assessment tools you will use during and after the lesson.
