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Lesson notes

Submitting notes, and a head of department approving them.

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Your weekly plan, written once and approved online. You will write your weekly lesson note and submit it for the school to approve — no paper file to carry to the office.

Step by step

1Lesson notes

Choose Lesson notes from the menu. These are your plans for the school to check. Notes your pupils read go in Digital learning, which has its own videos.

HTT Schools: lesson notes — the screen at this step
Step 1: Lesson notes

2Write a note

Press Write a note. Pick the class and subject, the week, and the topic.

HTT Schools: write a note — the screen at this step
Step 2: Write a note

3The note

Write the note: the objectives, the content, the activities, and how you will check what was learned. Leave a blank line between paragraphs.

HTT Schools: the note — the screen at this step
Step 3: The note

4Draft or submit

Save draft keeps it to finish later. Submit for review sends it to the school. We save this one as a draft.

HTT Schools: draft or submit — the screen at this step
Step 4: Draft or submit

5Approval

Whoever approves notes — the head teacher or a head of department — sees every submitted note for the week. They read it, then press Approve, or Return with comment to say what needs to change. You see their decision here.

HTT Schools: approval — the screen at this step
Step 5: Approval

Questions people ask

Who is the “Lesson notes” training for?

Teachers. It is one step of the HTT Schools course, which is laid out in the order we recommend learning it.

Do I need to sign in to HTT Schools for this?

Sign in as a teacher at your school to follow these steps.

Can I do this on a phone?

Yes. The steps are the same on a phone, and the video shows every step on a computer and then again on a phone.

How long does this training take?

The video is about 3 minutes long. Reading the article takes less.

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