What I can do

The "Five Pillars of Teaching and Learning" approach focuses on enhancing effective teaching and supporting students' learning and self-regulation. Here’s a breakdown of how you can structure a lesson plan using these Five Pillars:

### Lesson Plan

#### Clarity of Learning Intentions
- **Objective:** Clearly share with students what they will learn and the purpose behind it.
- **Activity:** Begin the lesson by outlining the learning objectives. Discuss the significance of the lesson in the context of the overall learning journey.

#### Re-cap and Recall
- **Objective:** Ensure students remember key information from previous lessons.
- **Activity:** Conduct a short review session involving quizzes or Q&A to revisit past topics. This helps strengthen memory retention.

#### New Information
- **Objective:** Introduce and model new learning aligned with the lesson’s objectives.
- **Activity:** Present new concepts through engaging activities like demonstrations, storytelling, or multimedia presentations. Encourage discussion to deepen understanding.

#### Practice
- **Objective:** Provide opportunities for students to practice and apply their new knowledge.
- **Activity:** Design activities such as solving problems, conducting experiments, or creative projects based on the new information. This could include writing essays, engaging in group discussions, or practical skill applications.

#### Feedback
- **Objective:** Deliver timely and constructive feedback to guide students’ progress.
- **Activity:** Utilize both verbal and written feedback methods during and after activities. Encourage students to reflect on feedback and plan improvements through dedicated reflection sessions【4:0†source】【4:6†source】.

By following these structured pillars, teachers can create a comprehensive learning experience that not only teaches new content effectively but also involves students in self-reflection and active participation.