Among the pressing problems facing teachers in the learning process in the classroom is creating or designing effective learning planning, in order to achieve learning goals (ate core competencies and basic competencies). This is important considering that planning is an important part of the learning process, in addition to the implementation of learning in the classroom, as well as the assessment of results/processes as an integral entity. there is a tendency that students are less encouraged to develop their thinking skills so that the learning process that takes place in the classroom is directed only to the ability of students to memorize information only. Until now there are still many teachers who do not even pay attention to the use of learning strategies in the learning process in the classroom centered on students (student centerd learning). There are many reasons why teachers are still limited to the use of learning strategies that are also, among others, are the limitations of knowledge and skills that teachers have, to the lack of creativity to pursue other learning strategies, etc. This article tries to explore the importance of designing learning planning that optimizes the potential of students (cognitive, psycomotoric, affective) simultaneously.