@manuelvalencia9407
Speaking from experience and as a CELTA grad, that's how I do my lesson planning; by notebook (the old school paper version). The only time I use a template is when one is required of me or if there's a plan on that template. Depending on the lesson, I might borrow from previous plans, go by the subject theme, or go by the end production result and work backwards. Thank you very much for your videos. I can definitely relate to that teacher.
@abdulwahidalhassani5129
I like how you modified the PPP lesson plan from being strictly taught in an orderly fashion without the ability to go back to the previous phase to teach to something similar like ESA where you can go back to the previous phase of the lesson plan to help students who are struggling, thank you for your valuable information <3.
@creativeblackgirlstorytelling
I a currently in my 4th week at the International TEFL Academy and we are working on lessons plan and this video really helped me out a lot. I plan on coming back for refreshers.
@alejandronavarro1981
Thank you so much. I studied this some years ago but despite I've been teachin for some time, I didn't remember this WPPPW so well, but since I'm going to do a class model presentation to apply for a new job, your video is very much useful for me in this moment.
@darynahorizons
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you 🤩
@a.i.5129
The "Keep calm and pretend it's on the lesson plan" sign is cracking me up!
@tys1953
I'm so grateful to you for sharing such an effective teaching method with us. It means the world to me who is struggling with lesson planning.
@millie8311
This is a teacher teaching me about teaching with how well he explain he's good at his job thanks a lot it really helped me a lot
@ArtMoran-ce8hr
Thank you so much i am in mexico los cabos san lucas, thia saturday is myvery first time i will be teaching english, your videos for sure will be very helpful. A new follower here
@monique3682
Very helpful- thank you for all you do !
@mochzaeed.yt0
No reason anymore for giving up to make their class alive!! I'm so thankful of it, a great video've just come to me😊
@englishflowsbydesignnotbyc4710
Thank You For Taking The "Time" To Show The Genuine Part. I should have been an Architect, after 30 yrs and a Project Manager switching from instructing those without English to Teaching ESL. I had a cringe feeling of grammar; my school yrs of being graded from A to C for penmanship which blocked all grammar retention, why put my heart into a C! Watching you at your table, is exactly how I used to as a PM. Your slow, simple, demonstrating not follow material, use it as you prepare to lead your class and then the 20-minute lesson plan bridged my uncertainty in seeing the paralleled similarities, a huge blessing. Thanks!
@lalei5795
A new learning teacher from Algeria joined your channel, I am in love with the content . Thank you so much for your help!
@Ugochimhurumnaya
You did a great job explaining this concept, keep it up.
@Fhalmonacid
I am about to start teaching ESL to some friends abroad. Your video is enlightening. Thank you very much!
@ZchibiZ
Wow, thank you, very easy to understand and apply. Thank you very much!
@dianapamelauaq5109
im from mexico and im so happy to see your videos because they are helping me
@VioletOrchid4
Thank you for your clear and straight to the point explanation.
@BrunoSilva-ec1sr
Thanks for this great video! Greetings from Brazil!
@jonstein6868