Planning III - Anticipating problems
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Planning III - Anticipating problems
- 1. Lesson Planning III Anticipating problems
- 3. I don’t anticipate any problems…
- 5. ..don’t forget the solutions… What are you going to do?! (these need to be on your lesson plan, too!)
- 6. Whatisn’t an anticipated problem? I might forget my board pens
- 7. Whatisn’t an anticipated problem? They might not understand my instructions These are within your control
- 10. My YouTube videomight not play ..with the classroom
- 17. Vocabulary Looking for what might be difficult….
- 18. An example… S p i n s t e r Meaning
- 19. Spinster = unmarried woman But also… ..negative connotations ..rather archaic
- 20. Is this a woman or a man? Is she married? Is it polite? Is it used very often now? What do we usually say now? CCQs
- 23. Structures
- 25. An example…. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? You went to Ibiza, didn’t you? Question tags
- 26. An example…. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? You went to Ibiza, didn’t you? Meaning Real question?
- 27. An example…. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? You went to Ibiza, didn’t you? Meaning
- 28. An example…. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? You went to Ibiza, didn’t you? Form
- 29. An example…. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? You don’t have a dog, do you? Form
- 30. An example…. It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? You don’t have a dog, do you? You can swim, can’t you? You went to Ibiza, didn’t you?
- 31. Solution… Analyse the language yourself first – do your research! Clear explanation Clear examples on board Opportunities for controlled and freer practice
- 32. An example…. You went to Ibiza, didn’t you? It’s a lovely day, isn’t it? Pronunciation
- 33. Solution… Lots of drilling Opportunity to practice Correction
- 34. Another example…. I’ve been on a safari Present perfect for experience
- 35. Meaning I’ve been on a safari I went on a safari
- 36. Solution Solution Concept checking Time lines Opportunity for contrastive practice
- 37. I’ve been on a safari Form have + past participle
- 38. Solution Solution Teach/test irregular past participles Opportunity for practice
- 39. I’ve been on a safari Pronunciation I have = I’ve been = /bɪn/
- 40. Solution Solution Drill and correct Raise awareness of weak forms
- 43. Lesson Planning I Aims & the front page Lesson Planning II Procedure