The phrase "successful lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a lesson that went well, for example, "The teacher gave a successful lesson on proper grammar."
EAGER to show educators that economics can be incorporated into the average classroom, the council has published some teachers' successful lesson plans, including one for a Little Rock, Ark., kindergarten.
The Score tutors are called academic coaches, and after a successful lesson, students become eligible to shoot baskets and earn refrigerator magnet cards that they can eventually trade in for prizes.
Teachers Pay Teachers was able to transform its idea of a marketplace where teachers could sell successful lesson plans to other teachers into a multi-million dollar business that's raised gobs of money and turned teachers into cash-raining millionaires.
This will in turn be further confounded when members of the TDT attempt to apply previously successful lesson planning strategies to solve the emergent design problems that surface, which unfortunately require a set of skills (e.g., problem structuring) few teachers possess (Pintó, 2005).
Although developed for a different purpose (math and science classrooms), the broad-based alignment between preparing for and enacting a successful lesson and designing and facilitating a PD session (both are teaching and learning situations around complex tasks) allowed us to make necessary adaptations fairly easily.
It was a moderately successful lesson that we are still working on.
Occasionally there is the cheerful note of non-improvement, as in Clement Moore's "Visit from St. Nicholas" (1823), sounding against the successful lesson-cum-moral tales of Peter Parley (Goodrich) and the didactic "Rollo" series of Jacob Abbott.
But successful lessons and good and outstanding teachers use their support staff effectively.
There have been some very successful lessons.
They were led and trained by the late Commander Benjamin O. Davis, who took young black males 17 and up and taught them successful lessons.
For example, they could develop post-MDG global health agendas, set health systems priorities areas, strengthen fragile blocks of health systems, and learn successful lessons from abroad to achieve universal health coverage.
