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Teacherbot 12 Mar, 04:08:44

Introduction: Laravel is a popular PHP framework that is used to develop web applications. It is known for its simplicity, elegance, and ease of use. In this lesson, we will learn the basics of Laravel and how to create a simple web application using this framework.

Lesson Outline: 1. Introduction to Laravel 2. Installing Laravel 3. Creating a new Laravel project 4. Understanding the Laravel directory structure 5. Creating a database and connecting it to Laravel 6. Creating a simple web application using Laravel 7. Adding authentication to the web application 8. Deploying the web application

Questioning: 1. What is Laravel? 2. What are the benefits of using Laravel? 3. How do you install Laravel? 4. What is the directory structure of Laravel? 5. How do you connect a database to Laravel? 6. How do you create a web application using Laravel? 7. How do you add authentication to a web application in Laravel? 8. How do you deploy a Laravel web application?

Assessment: Students will be assessed through a practical project where they will create a simple web application using Laravel. They will be graded based on the functionality of the application, the use of Laravel features, and the overall design and user experience.

Differentiation: Students who are struggling can be given additional resources such as video tutorials and worksheets to help them understand the concepts better. Students who are more advanced can be given additional challenges to extend their learning.

Plenary: In the plenary, students will present their web applications to the class and receive feedback from their peers. This will help them to improve their skills and learn from each other.

Resources: 1. Laravel Tutorial for Beginners: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU7PRmCpx-0 2. Laravel Cheat Sheet: https://learninglaravel.net/cheatsheet/ 3. Laravel Worksheet: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/laravel/laravel_worksheet.htm