What I can do

The five pillars of lesson planning based on the document are:

1. **Clarity of Learning Intentions**: Teachers clearly communicate what students are learning in a lesson and the purpose behind it. This involves sharing and reviewing the subject's learning journeys with students【4:0†source】.

2. **Re-cap and Recall**: This involves revisiting prior learning to ensure students remember key concepts from previous lessons【4:8†source】.

3. **New Information**: Teachers introduce and model new learning linked to the lesson's topic, creating activities that help students understand new information【4:8†source】.

4. **Practice**: Regular opportunities for practice and application are devised to consolidate students' understanding. This can involve various activities such as solving problems, writing essays, or performing practical skills【4:8†source】.

5. **Feedback**: Regular and timely feedback is provided during lessons and through written comments. Feedback focuses on students' performance, addresses misconceptions, and provides guidance for improvement. Students are encouraged to engage with feedback through dedicated Student Response Time (SRT) activities【4:8†source】.

You can use these elements to create comprehensive lesson plans that enhance effective teaching and support student learning and engagement.