Lesson plans can be a tedious job, but it all can be simplified if you know what to focus on and have some resources at hand to make the writing of the lesson plans smooth sailing. As an ESL push-in teacher, I am supposed to communicate with the content area teacher to know what will be covered on a specific day. Ideally, plans are available and are shared with you, but this is not always the case. That’s the reality. How lesson planning starts for an ESL push-in teacher. In the situation when the plans are available, the only thing I need to know is the lesson’s content objective. Based…