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Why must I plan for a lesson?\nBecause lesson planning:\nLends structure to an activity\nProvides coherence, direction and clarity\nAllows the lesson to be carried out by any other person\nIs a means to track learning\n2. What are the parts of a lesson?\nThere are 14 parts for a lesson plan (in NPCC context). 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