What I can do

The lesson plan you can create using the Five Pillars of Teaching and Learning approach from the document provided would look like this:

### Lesson Plan: Using the Five Pillars Approach

#### Clarity of Learning Intentions
- **Objective**: Clearly articulate what is being learned in the lesson and why it is important.
- **Activity**: Introduce the lesson with a clear statement of the learning goals and relevance to the learning journey.

#### Re-cap and Recall
- **Objective**: Reinforce previous knowledge ensuring students can recall key information from prior lessons.
- **Activity**: Begin with a brief review session using techniques like quick quizzes or a Q&A session to encourage students to remember what they have learned so far.

#### New Information
- **Objective**: Introduce and explore new learning material linked to the lesson’s topic question.
- **Activity**: Use interactive lectures or multimedia presentations to demonstrate new concepts. Include opportunities for students to ask questions and clarify their doubts.

#### Practice
- **Objective**: Provide opportunities for students to practice, apply, and consolidate their understanding.
- **Activity**: Organize group activities, hands-on experiments, or problem-solving exercises where students apply new knowledge in practical scenarios or solve specific tasks.

#### Feedback
- **Objective**: Give students timely and constructive feedback on their performance and understanding.
- **Activity**: Conduct a feedback session focused on what students are doing well, common misconceptions, and actionable tips on how to improve. Use dedicated Student Response Time (SRT) activities to enable students to respond to the feedback【4:0†source】【4:8†source】.

This structured approach ensures a comprehensive and effective learning experience by systematically going through each key element identified in the Five Pillars.