"prepare lessons" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to plan or get ready for a teaching session or class. Example: As a teacher, I spend a lot of time preparing lessons for my students to ensure they are engaging and informative.
Sites to help prepare lessons.
On the face of it, the disagreement has been about the amount of time Danish teachers have to prepare lessons.
In addition to classroom time, this includes time to prepare lessons, grade assignments, and hold office hours.
"Not only can teachers prepare lessons in the evening, but they can now charge up phones for themselves and others," says headteacher Acreo Kamera.
Tonight I was excited to find the extensive resources of the timeform site and History of Evolutionary Thought as I prepare lessons for my 7th grade biology class.
Yet he can teach because the scheme allowed him to modify his car and install voice-recognition software on his computer, and pays for an assistant to help prepare lessons.
In Japan, teachers work together to prepare lesson plans.
Discovery's education arm will also prepare lesson plans for students.
The teachers worked together to prepare lesson plans that taught history in a less nationalist way and explained and confronted fascist ideologies.
From the time you're accepted until you arrive in Russia in January, you'll work independently to brainstorm ideas, prepare lesson plans, and organize materials.
On a typical school day, Virginia educators will teach classes across multiple subjects, provide personal social and emotional support for students inside and outside the classroom, manage after-school programs, and grade assignments or prepare lesson plans.
