(きょうあん)

きょうあん
noun
lesson plan; teaching plan
1. lesson plan; teaching plan
A written plan prepared by a teacher that outlines the objectives, content, activities, and flow of a class session.
明日(あした)教案(きょうあん)(つく)った。
I prepared the lesson plan for tomorrow.
教案(きょうあん)沿()って授業(じゅぎょう)(すす)めた。
I conducted the class following the lesson plan.
新任(しんにん)先生(せんせい)毎日(まいにち)教案(きょうあん)()くのに何時間(なんじかん)もかかる。
The new teacher spends hours writing lesson plans every day.

A 教案(きょうあん) is the formal plan a teacher writes before class, detailing objectives, timing, materials, and activities. In Japan, student teachers and new teachers are typically required to prepare detailed lesson plans for supervisor review.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 教案(きょうあん)作成(さくせい)する — to create a lesson plan
  • 教案(きょうあん)提出(ていしゅつ)する — to submit a lesson plan
  • 教案(きょうあん)見直(みなお)す — to review a lesson plan
  • 略案(りゃくあん) — abbreviated lesson plan

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 指導案(しどうあん) — instructional plan (more formal; the official term used in Japanese education)
  • 授業計画(じゅぎょうけいかく) — class plan (broader, may cover a full course)
  • カリキュラム — curriculum (the overall program of study)