Idea
The board is a shared, permanent record of the lesson. A clear, organised board plan — written before the lesson — prevents mid-lesson confusion and supports visual learners.
Example
Divide the board into three columns: vocabulary (left), target language (centre), student output (right). Stick to the zones throughout.
Try
Sketch your board plan for your next lesson before you walk into the room.
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