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1 APME Ideal Lesson Plan Outline

2 Overall Outline Behavioral objectives Orientation Persuasion
Instruction Closure Q&A Independent study

3 Behavioral objectives At the conclusion of this lesson, the attendee will be able to …

4 Orientation Explain why the lesson has meaning for the attendees

5 Persuasion Give the attendees a reason to listen

6 Instruction The meat of the lesson

7 Closure Clarification of the take-home message(s)

8 Q&A Resolve any questions

9 Independent study Resources for further study on the topic

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