The document provides a lesson plan for teaching English to elementary level students focusing on gender violence. Over two weeks, students will learn about different types of gender violence, develop listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, and learn the first conditional tense. Activities include a PowerPoint presentation, videos, worksheets, and an online game. The lesson will be delivered via Zoom and include discussion of topics, practice exercises, and sending follow-up work for students to complete. The goal is for students to understand gender violence concepts and be able to talk about things that can or may happen in the future depending on circumstances.
This lesson plan aims to develop students' speaking, listening, and writing skills through activities focused on describing accidents and people's reactions. Students will practice the past simple tense and asking questions. They will role play describing accidents and matching them to reactions. Later, students will ask each other questions to complete answers about what they would do in different accident situations. The teacher will provide feedback on students' pronunciation throughout the lesson.
The document provides a lesson plan for a mixed-age English class of beginner students. The 45-minute lesson aims to teach vocabulary related to hair styles and describing people's appearances. It includes warm-up activities to review family vocabulary, a presentation of new hair vocabulary, and activities for students to practice the new words through writing sentences, describing classmates' hair, and matching descriptions to photos. The plan demonstrates scaffolding strategies to support students at different stages.
This document contains a lesson plan for an English class focusing on language learning experiences and tenses. It includes details such as the date, class details, teaching points, aims and goals, language focus, teaching approach, activities, materials, and potential issues. The lesson plan involves students discussing their experiences learning English in groups, focusing on the tenses used. They then complete a chart practicing the tenses. Finally, students analyze sentences using the definite article and match explanations for its use.
Tpd schulze secondary- all plans & all journalsPaula Schulze
This document contains a lesson plan for an English class focusing on language learning experiences and tenses. It includes details such as the date, class details, teaching points, aims and goals, language focus, teaching approach, activities, materials, and potential issues. The lesson plan involves students discussing their experiences learning English in groups, focusing on the tenses used. They then complete a chart practicing the tenses. Finally, students analyze sentences using the definite article to understand its uses.
This new lesson planned in the new slimming of the syllabus September 2013.The aim is how to raise citizens who care about their environment and complain in civilized way
This document discusses several key factors for effective teaching:
1. Classroom management is important and depends on understanding students, content, and teacher variables. Reflective teaching through tools like journals can help teachers improve.
2. An effective language lesson structure includes clear stages like presentation, practice, and closure. Pacing and sequencing activities are also important.
3. Providing feedback to students is important for language development. Both oral and written feedback should be used, focusing on both form and content and considering students' skills and needs.
Gieser lesson plan 1 secondary level - correctedLety Gieser
The document provides details of an English lesson plan for secondary level students. The 120-minute lesson focuses on movies and the present passive voice. Students will review verbs in the present perfect and simple past, learn about movie genres, watch a video on the present passive, and complete activities practicing the new grammar. The lesson integrates listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through group work, videos, and an activity book exercise.
This lesson plan aims to develop students' speaking, listening, and writing skills through activities focused on describing accidents and people's reactions. Students will practice the past simple tense and asking questions. They will role play describing accidents and matching them to reactions. Later, students will ask each other questions to complete answers about what they would do in different accident situations. The teacher will provide feedback on students' pronunciation throughout the lesson.
The document provides a lesson plan for a mixed-age English class of beginner students. The 45-minute lesson aims to teach vocabulary related to hair styles and describing people's appearances. It includes warm-up activities to review family vocabulary, a presentation of new hair vocabulary, and activities for students to practice the new words through writing sentences, describing classmates' hair, and matching descriptions to photos. The plan demonstrates scaffolding strategies to support students at different stages.
This document contains a lesson plan for an English class focusing on language learning experiences and tenses. It includes details such as the date, class details, teaching points, aims and goals, language focus, teaching approach, activities, materials, and potential issues. The lesson plan involves students discussing their experiences learning English in groups, focusing on the tenses used. They then complete a chart practicing the tenses. Finally, students analyze sentences using the definite article and match explanations for its use.
Tpd schulze secondary- all plans & all journalsPaula Schulze
This document contains a lesson plan for an English class focusing on language learning experiences and tenses. It includes details such as the date, class details, teaching points, aims and goals, language focus, teaching approach, activities, materials, and potential issues. The lesson plan involves students discussing their experiences learning English in groups, focusing on the tenses used. They then complete a chart practicing the tenses. Finally, students analyze sentences using the definite article to understand its uses.
This new lesson planned in the new slimming of the syllabus September 2013.The aim is how to raise citizens who care about their environment and complain in civilized way
This document discusses several key factors for effective teaching:
1. Classroom management is important and depends on understanding students, content, and teacher variables. Reflective teaching through tools like journals can help teachers improve.
2. An effective language lesson structure includes clear stages like presentation, practice, and closure. Pacing and sequencing activities are also important.
3. Providing feedback to students is important for language development. Both oral and written feedback should be used, focusing on both form and content and considering students' skills and needs.
Gieser lesson plan 1 secondary level - correctedLety Gieser
The document provides details of an English lesson plan for secondary level students. The 120-minute lesson focuses on movies and the present passive voice. Students will review verbs in the present perfect and simple past, learn about movie genres, watch a video on the present passive, and complete activities practicing the new grammar. The lesson integrates listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through group work, videos, and an activity book exercise.
Gieser lesson plan 1 secondary level - correctedLety Gieser
The document provides details of an English lesson plan for secondary level students. The 120-minute lesson focuses on movies and the present passive voice. Students will review verbs in the present perfect and simple past, learn about movie genres, watch a video on the present passive, and complete activities practicing the new grammar point. The lesson integrates listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through group work, videos, and an activity book exercise.
Ezpeleta lp5- 25-10 (2nd part of the lp) - passpaulaezpeleta
The lesson plan aims to teach students about dystopian and utopian societies through reading summaries and activities. Students will practice making predictions using modal verbs like will, may and might. They will read summaries of famous dystopian novels, complete comprehension activities, and speculate on possible utopian futures. The lesson incorporates a warm-up quiz, group work, class discussions, and a spin roulette game to keep students engaged.
Houcine chelbi lesson plan parallel process writingHoucine Chelbi
1. The lesson plan outlines an approach to teaching writing using both process writing and parallel writing methods to develop a positive attitude towards writing.
2. Students will brainstorm about camping, read a sample text, and work in groups to rewrite the text from their own perspective using the writing process of drafting, editing and revising to produce a final piece.
3. The goal is for students to gain familiarity with the writing process and collaboration to improve their writing skills and reduce frustration with writing assignments.
This document outlines a lesson plan for a secondary school English class in Bariloche, Argentina. The lesson focuses on introducing students to the Appalachian Trail in the United States through listening activities and a culture project. Students will work in pairs to research and plan presentations about different national parks around the world. They will design pamphlets and PowerPoint presentations to share their findings with the class. The teacher provides detailed stages for the lesson including warm-up, presentation, development, closure and homework activities. Feedback is provided on organizing class time and preparing backup materials and plans.
This lesson plan involves students giving presentations about environmental pollution. The class will be divided into three groups to create PowerPoint presentations on the topic after watching a related video. Students can use laptops and USB drives during their presentations. The groups will be able to contact the teacher with questions about their presentations via email or social media in the two weeks before their presentations. After presenting, students will write an assignment reflecting on the strong and weak points of their presentations based on teacher feedback. The best presentation will demonstrate genuine understanding of the topic, strong English skills, and effective technology use.
This document provides details for an English lesson plan for a 4th year secondary school class in Neuquén, Argentina. The lesson focuses on revising tenses and introducing the definite article. It includes the teaching points, aims, language focus, teaching approach using the Natural Approach and PPP method. It outlines warm-up activities having students discuss their English learning experiences in small groups. It also includes a communicative activity, activity to review tenses, and a presentation activity introducing the definite article. It provides assessment of students' comprehension and details potential problems and solutions.
The document provides a lesson plan for a 90-minute English class for 2nd grade high school students. The lesson aims to teach students how to retell what other people have said about hoaxes. The plan includes lead-in activities to introduce the topic, practice identifying reported speech, and a production activity where students report a mobile phone conversation in pairs.
This lesson plan aims to help students comprehend information about daily schedules from audio recordings. The teacher will elicit students' prior knowledge of daily routines and vocabulary. Students will then listen to recordings and complete tasks like ticking words they hear and ordering sentences. The teacher will monitor students and check their understanding. As homework, students must create a poster about their own daily schedule and present it in the next class.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by a student teacher for a lesson with 14 second-year elementary students.
- The lesson aims to review family vocabulary, physical appearance, clothes, and develop students' language skills.
- Activities include reviewing vocabulary through presentations, identifying common mistakes, and describing singers using target language in sentences with mistakes to find.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about prepositions of location and direction. The 1.5 hour lesson will use videos, PowerPoint slides, and interactive activities to help students understand and demonstrate the use of prepositions when asking about and giving locations and directions. Key skills include asking for and giving simple directions using the target language. Students will watch videos, identify prepositions, and practice asking and answering questions about locations. For homework, students will draw maps and write dialogs asking for and giving directions to assess their learning.
This document provides a lesson plan for a 60-minute English class for 10th grade students focusing on Nelson Mandela's book. The lesson aims to develop students' reading, speaking, and cooperative skills. Students will review chapter two vocabulary, make posters summarizing the chapter's main events, and present their posters to the class. For homework, students will predict events in chapter three by circling yes or no answers. The lesson incorporates group work, oral presentations, and questioning to assess comprehension.
The document contains 8 lesson plans for teaching English. The first lesson plan is about environmental pollution and has students do a group presentation on the topic using a classroom projector. The second lesson plan is about Santa Claus and involves showing pictures, a video, and group research about legends of Santa Claus. The third lesson plan focuses on Halloween and includes showing pictures, a video on preparation for Halloween, and discussing events in students' home countries.
The document contains 8 lesson plans for teaching English. Lesson plan 1 involves students making presentations on environmental pollution after watching a related video. Lesson plan 2 focuses on discussing Santa Claus through pictures, a video, and group research. Lesson plan 3 teaches about Halloween through pictures, a video on preparation, and imaginary games.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by student teacher Lilia Muller for a lesson on physical appearance vocabulary with 2nd year elementary students.
- The 80 minute lesson includes warm up activities reviewing family vocabulary, a presentation introducing new vocabulary for describing physical appearance, two worksheet activities for students to practice the new vocabulary, and a game for students to describe famous singers.
- Scaffolding strategies such as modeling, encouraging participation, and clarification of instructions are incorporated throughout the lesson.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by a student teacher for a virtual English lesson with 14 second year students focused on revising content from previous lessons.
- The plan includes reviewing vocabulary related to the Simpsons characters through pictures, completing sentences about the family tree, and forming a rule for the have/has got form.
- Scaffolding strategies like saying word initials, definitions, and examples are incorporated to support students. The plan aims to address learning objectives like evacuating doubts, revising forms and vocabulary, and developing language skills.
The first teacher uses a communicative approach to teaching, focusing on developing students' four language skills to prepare them for exams like TOEFL and IELTS needed to study abroad. Authentic materials from universities and videos are used to expose students to real-world language use. Role-plays and language games are also used to engage students and motivate learning through interaction and accomplishing tasks in context. The communicative approach helps students apply their language skills in future real-life situations.
Lesson Plan 19/08/21 - Muller Lilia - PDIII - PassLiliaMuller
- The document provides a lesson plan for a 2nd year English class focusing on abilities.
- The plan includes aims, language focus on vocabulary and structures for expressing abilities, procedures for introduction, presentation and two activities, as well as transition comments between sections.
- The lesson concludes with a game to review abilities where students ask questions to identify partially covered photos of athletes.
Practica II - Muller- Romero - Collaborative assignment 1LiliaMuller
Students will watch Simpsons videos, describe characters, and create their own using provided materials. The lesson incorporates warm-up, presentation, practice, and game activities with scaffolding such as pictures, questions, and repetition.
This lesson plan is for an English class discussing future plans. The main aims are for students to talk about their future plans and give details using connectors like fanboys. Any problems like lack of interest will be addressed through an engagement game. The class will begin with an icebreaker, watch a video, and learn about fanboys. Students will then work in groups and individually to write paragraphs about their future plans using connectors. Their work will be corrected and shared online as homework.
The document provides details of a lesson plan for a 5th year secondary school science class in Argentina. The lesson focuses on teaching students about natural disasters. It includes goals, language focus, teaching approach, integration of skills, materials, classroom management strategies and assessments. The lesson plan involves introducing vocabulary through pictures and definitions, a matching activity to check understanding, writing definitions in groups, and building a definition as a whole class. The teacher aims to teach students about several natural disasters and have them describe them in their own words.
During two weeks, students will learn about school rules in different countries. They will reflect on differences between rules, raise cultural awareness, and practice language skills. Students will discuss school rules in countries like Japan and South Korea, using structures like "have to" and "don't have to". The teacher will provide activities, videos, and games to help students practice and review the target language and cultural topics.
- The lesson plan is for a 1st year secondary school English class with 24 students focused on describing people's physical appearance.
- Students will play a puzzle game to introduce stereotypes, then watch a presentation and video about beauty stereotypes. They will discuss stereotypes and complete worksheets to develop reading, speaking, and writing skills.
- The last part of the class will involve answering student questions to check comprehension of describing people and stereotypes.
Gieser lesson plan 1 secondary level - correctedLety Gieser
The document provides details of an English lesson plan for secondary level students. The 120-minute lesson focuses on movies and the present passive voice. Students will review verbs in the present perfect and simple past, learn about movie genres, watch a video on the present passive, and complete activities practicing the new grammar point. The lesson integrates listening, speaking, reading and writing skills through group work, videos, and an activity book exercise.
Ezpeleta lp5- 25-10 (2nd part of the lp) - passpaulaezpeleta
The lesson plan aims to teach students about dystopian and utopian societies through reading summaries and activities. Students will practice making predictions using modal verbs like will, may and might. They will read summaries of famous dystopian novels, complete comprehension activities, and speculate on possible utopian futures. The lesson incorporates a warm-up quiz, group work, class discussions, and a spin roulette game to keep students engaged.
Houcine chelbi lesson plan parallel process writingHoucine Chelbi
1. The lesson plan outlines an approach to teaching writing using both process writing and parallel writing methods to develop a positive attitude towards writing.
2. Students will brainstorm about camping, read a sample text, and work in groups to rewrite the text from their own perspective using the writing process of drafting, editing and revising to produce a final piece.
3. The goal is for students to gain familiarity with the writing process and collaboration to improve their writing skills and reduce frustration with writing assignments.
This document outlines a lesson plan for a secondary school English class in Bariloche, Argentina. The lesson focuses on introducing students to the Appalachian Trail in the United States through listening activities and a culture project. Students will work in pairs to research and plan presentations about different national parks around the world. They will design pamphlets and PowerPoint presentations to share their findings with the class. The teacher provides detailed stages for the lesson including warm-up, presentation, development, closure and homework activities. Feedback is provided on organizing class time and preparing backup materials and plans.
This lesson plan involves students giving presentations about environmental pollution. The class will be divided into three groups to create PowerPoint presentations on the topic after watching a related video. Students can use laptops and USB drives during their presentations. The groups will be able to contact the teacher with questions about their presentations via email or social media in the two weeks before their presentations. After presenting, students will write an assignment reflecting on the strong and weak points of their presentations based on teacher feedback. The best presentation will demonstrate genuine understanding of the topic, strong English skills, and effective technology use.
This document provides details for an English lesson plan for a 4th year secondary school class in Neuquén, Argentina. The lesson focuses on revising tenses and introducing the definite article. It includes the teaching points, aims, language focus, teaching approach using the Natural Approach and PPP method. It outlines warm-up activities having students discuss their English learning experiences in small groups. It also includes a communicative activity, activity to review tenses, and a presentation activity introducing the definite article. It provides assessment of students' comprehension and details potential problems and solutions.
The document provides a lesson plan for a 90-minute English class for 2nd grade high school students. The lesson aims to teach students how to retell what other people have said about hoaxes. The plan includes lead-in activities to introduce the topic, practice identifying reported speech, and a production activity where students report a mobile phone conversation in pairs.
This lesson plan aims to help students comprehend information about daily schedules from audio recordings. The teacher will elicit students' prior knowledge of daily routines and vocabulary. Students will then listen to recordings and complete tasks like ticking words they hear and ordering sentences. The teacher will monitor students and check their understanding. As homework, students must create a poster about their own daily schedule and present it in the next class.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by a student teacher for a lesson with 14 second-year elementary students.
- The lesson aims to review family vocabulary, physical appearance, clothes, and develop students' language skills.
- Activities include reviewing vocabulary through presentations, identifying common mistakes, and describing singers using target language in sentences with mistakes to find.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about prepositions of location and direction. The 1.5 hour lesson will use videos, PowerPoint slides, and interactive activities to help students understand and demonstrate the use of prepositions when asking about and giving locations and directions. Key skills include asking for and giving simple directions using the target language. Students will watch videos, identify prepositions, and practice asking and answering questions about locations. For homework, students will draw maps and write dialogs asking for and giving directions to assess their learning.
This document provides a lesson plan for a 60-minute English class for 10th grade students focusing on Nelson Mandela's book. The lesson aims to develop students' reading, speaking, and cooperative skills. Students will review chapter two vocabulary, make posters summarizing the chapter's main events, and present their posters to the class. For homework, students will predict events in chapter three by circling yes or no answers. The lesson incorporates group work, oral presentations, and questioning to assess comprehension.
The document contains 8 lesson plans for teaching English. The first lesson plan is about environmental pollution and has students do a group presentation on the topic using a classroom projector. The second lesson plan is about Santa Claus and involves showing pictures, a video, and group research about legends of Santa Claus. The third lesson plan focuses on Halloween and includes showing pictures, a video on preparation for Halloween, and discussing events in students' home countries.
The document contains 8 lesson plans for teaching English. Lesson plan 1 involves students making presentations on environmental pollution after watching a related video. Lesson plan 2 focuses on discussing Santa Claus through pictures, a video, and group research. Lesson plan 3 teaches about Halloween through pictures, a video on preparation, and imaginary games.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by student teacher Lilia Muller for a lesson on physical appearance vocabulary with 2nd year elementary students.
- The 80 minute lesson includes warm up activities reviewing family vocabulary, a presentation introducing new vocabulary for describing physical appearance, two worksheet activities for students to practice the new vocabulary, and a game for students to describe famous singers.
- Scaffolding strategies such as modeling, encouraging participation, and clarification of instructions are incorporated throughout the lesson.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by a student teacher for a virtual English lesson with 14 second year students focused on revising content from previous lessons.
- The plan includes reviewing vocabulary related to the Simpsons characters through pictures, completing sentences about the family tree, and forming a rule for the have/has got form.
- Scaffolding strategies like saying word initials, definitions, and examples are incorporated to support students. The plan aims to address learning objectives like evacuating doubts, revising forms and vocabulary, and developing language skills.
The first teacher uses a communicative approach to teaching, focusing on developing students' four language skills to prepare them for exams like TOEFL and IELTS needed to study abroad. Authentic materials from universities and videos are used to expose students to real-world language use. Role-plays and language games are also used to engage students and motivate learning through interaction and accomplishing tasks in context. The communicative approach helps students apply their language skills in future real-life situations.
Lesson Plan 19/08/21 - Muller Lilia - PDIII - PassLiliaMuller
- The document provides a lesson plan for a 2nd year English class focusing on abilities.
- The plan includes aims, language focus on vocabulary and structures for expressing abilities, procedures for introduction, presentation and two activities, as well as transition comments between sections.
- The lesson concludes with a game to review abilities where students ask questions to identify partially covered photos of athletes.
Practica II - Muller- Romero - Collaborative assignment 1LiliaMuller
Students will watch Simpsons videos, describe characters, and create their own using provided materials. The lesson incorporates warm-up, presentation, practice, and game activities with scaffolding such as pictures, questions, and repetition.
This lesson plan is for an English class discussing future plans. The main aims are for students to talk about their future plans and give details using connectors like fanboys. Any problems like lack of interest will be addressed through an engagement game. The class will begin with an icebreaker, watch a video, and learn about fanboys. Students will then work in groups and individually to write paragraphs about their future plans using connectors. Their work will be corrected and shared online as homework.
The document provides details of a lesson plan for a 5th year secondary school science class in Argentina. The lesson focuses on teaching students about natural disasters. It includes goals, language focus, teaching approach, integration of skills, materials, classroom management strategies and assessments. The lesson plan involves introducing vocabulary through pictures and definitions, a matching activity to check understanding, writing definitions in groups, and building a definition as a whole class. The teacher aims to teach students about several natural disasters and have them describe them in their own words.
During two weeks, students will learn about school rules in different countries. They will reflect on differences between rules, raise cultural awareness, and practice language skills. Students will discuss school rules in countries like Japan and South Korea, using structures like "have to" and "don't have to". The teacher will provide activities, videos, and games to help students practice and review the target language and cultural topics.
- The lesson plan is for a 1st year secondary school English class with 24 students focused on describing people's physical appearance.
- Students will play a puzzle game to introduce stereotypes, then watch a presentation and video about beauty stereotypes. They will discuss stereotypes and complete worksheets to develop reading, speaking, and writing skills.
- The last part of the class will involve answering student questions to check comprehension of describing people and stereotypes.
- The lesson plan is for a 1st year secondary school English class with 24 students focused on describing people's physical appearance.
- Students will play a puzzle game to introduce stereotypes, then watch a presentation and video about beauty stereotypes. They will discuss stereotypes and complete worksheets to develop reading, speaking, and writing skills.
- The last part of the class will involve answering student questions to check comprehension of describing people and stereotypes.
This document contains a lesson plan for a 4-week English class focusing on sexual harassment and the passive voice. The plan includes learning objectives, vocabulary, procedures, activities and materials for synchronous online lessons. Students will discuss sexual harassment, watch a related video, complete grammar exercises on the passive voice and read texts about unusual hotels. The teacher provides clear instructions, links to resources and scaffolds the lessons.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about dealing with misunderstandings through cultural differences. It includes activities where students will analyze phrases used in misunderstandings, discuss a video about a cultural misunderstanding, practice reformulating messages, and do a role-playing activity using scenarios of misunderstandings. The plan provides learning objectives, language focus, procedures for introduction, activities and closure. It utilizes various resources, scaffolds support, and sequences the stages coherently to develop students' speaking and language skills.
This lesson plan is for an intermediate English class focusing on dealing with misunderstandings. It includes activities to introduce phrases used to show misunderstanding, reformulate messages, and develop speaking skills. The plan has a warm-up activity analyzing expressions used in misunderstandings. A presentation video shows cross-cultural misunderstandings. Development activities practice reformulating messages and linking words in connected speech. For closure, students do a role-play using phrases for misunderstandings learned. The plan aims to help learners communicate about and resolve misunderstandings.
Práctica docente iii lessons 7 and 8 - niscaAbrilNisca
This lesson plan is for two 40-minute English classes about industries for a 7th grade class. The plan includes activities to revisit vocabulary, learn new linking words, develop writing skills by organizing an opinion essay, and use various intelligences like linguistic and interpersonal. Students will put a scrambled text in order, identify linking words and opinion phrases, debate in groups, and draft the introduction of their own opinion essay on a chosen topic. The plan provides structure, scaffolding, and resources to guide students through the writing process.
This lesson plan aims to help students identify and raise awareness of gender stereotypes. It includes three activities: a warm-up listening activity to revise vocabulary from the previous lesson, watching a video to promote critical thinking about gender stereotypes, and a writing activity where students reflect on themselves. Adaptations are provided for students with dyslexia, such as using images and highlighting verbs. The lesson concludes by having students post their work on Instagram to share with others.
This document provides a lesson plan for a 60-minute English class for 28 secondary school students on the topic of gender stereotypes. The lesson plan includes several activities: a listening warm-up activity to review vocabulary from the previous lesson, watching a video to raise awareness of gender stereotypes, learning and practicing new verbs in the past tense, a writing activity where students reflect on themselves, and a closure activity where students post their work on Instagram. Scaffolding strategies are provided to support students throughout the lesson.
The document is a lesson plan for teaching English to intermediate level teens. It includes the following:
- The lesson plan aims to teach vocabulary related to jobs, grammar for talking about work obligations using modals, and develop speaking skills through a guessing game.
- A variety of activities are outlined including a warm-up video, vocabulary practice, modal verb exercises, reading and listening comprehension tasks, and a closing guessing game to review the lesson concepts.
- Scaffolding strategies such as visual aids, modeling, and collaborative work are incorporated to support student learning.
This document provides a lesson plan for a 60-minute English class for 28 secondary school students on the topic of gender stereotypes. The lesson plan includes the following activities: a warm-up activity revising vocabulary from a previous lesson through a song ordering activity; presenting new vocabulary related to gender stereotypes and teaching past verb forms through a video; a practice activity rewriting sentences in the past tense; a writing activity where students reflect on themselves using the new vocabulary; and a closure activity where students post their work online with a hashtag. Accommodations for potential students with dyslexia are also included, such as providing the video to support the audio for the warm-up activity.
The document contains a lesson plan for a 90-minute English class for intermediate level teens. The lesson plan aims to teach vocabulary related to people's qualities needed for jobs, develop language skills through collaborative tasks, and improve writing, listening and speaking skills. Key activities include a warm-up discussing pictures, a vocabulary presentation and matching activity, an interactive vocabulary game in groups, reading comprehension exercises on qualities of millionaires, and a closing activity where students describe themselves for their dream job. Scaffolding strategies such as visual aids, modeling, and collaborative work are incorporated throughout the lesson.
Práctica docente iii lessons 11 and 12 - niscaAbrilNisca
This lesson plan is for two 40-minute English classes on genetics and bioengineering for a 7th grade class of 11 students at a level. It includes 3 main activities: 1) completing a schedule in pairs about a genetics seminar, 2) solving a crossword based on the text, and 3) roleplaying an interview between a scientist and journalist. Scaffolding strategies such as explaining, modeling, and monitoring are used to support students throughout.
The document is a lesson plan submitted by a student teacher for a 90-minute English class for intermediate teenagers. The lesson plan aims to revise grammar structures for talking about obligations and introduce new vocabulary related to jobs. It includes warm-up, presentation, development, and closure activities involving videos, worksheets, pair/group tasks, and a speaking activity where students share about their dream jobs. The tutor provides positive feedback and rates the lesson plan as excellent in its organization, sequencing, variety of resources, inclusion of stages and activities, scaffolding strategies, and language accuracy.
The document provides a lesson plan for an English class teaching beginner students about what famous people are doing during the pandemic. The lesson plan introduces the present continuous tense through examples of celebrities like Maluma meditating, Bad Bunny training, Karol G cooking, and BTS writing songs now. Students practice forming affirmative and negative sentences in the present continuous and learn about its use for ongoing actions. Tutorial videos and a study guide on forming and spelling rules of the present continuous are provided as additional materials.
The document provides a lesson plan for a 90-minute English class for intermediate level teens. The lesson focuses on future tenses and predictions about the future. It includes a warm-up activity to review future structures, a presentation of new vocabulary, and three activities - analyzing inventions, reading an article and completing a summary, and discussing predictions. The plan scaffolds learning through examples, questions, and group work. It incorporates various resources including pictures, videos, readings and a board game. The plan aims to develop students' speaking, writing, reading and listening skills related to discussing future plans and predictions.
The document provides a lesson plan for a 2-hour English class focused on positive and negative thinking for 6th year students. The lesson includes activities like discussing quotes about optimism, watching prediction videos, a quiz on mindsets, listening to a radio program on positive thinking, comparing happiness levels of countries, watching videos about Korean culture, and singing a BTS song. The goal is to practice future predictions, develop intercultural awareness, and foster speaking skills through interactive games and discussions.
- The document is a lesson plan submitted by a student teacher, Lilia Muller, for a virtual consultation class with 14 elementary level English students.
- The 70 minute class aims to address students' questions about homework worksheets from previous lessons covering family types, vocabulary, and magazine clippings.
- Students will ask and answer questions about the activities, express what was difficult, have the teacher model examples, and provide feedback to improve future worksheets. To finish, the teacher will elicit students' opinions on the lesson's usefulness.
During this lesson, students will practice and perform role-plays based on short stories they have read. The teacher will show a video about acting techniques to help students improve their performances. Students will then revise their scripts, practicing delivery and intonation. They will take turns performing their role-plays in front of the class. At the end, the teacher will elicit student feedback on which activities they preferred and why.
This lesson plan is for a 1st year secondary school English class with 10 students focused on community helpers. It includes vocabulary related to jobs and professions through a short video and activities. Students will identify community jobs, complete a chart about what different helpers do, and play a guessing game in groups. The plan is well organized with clear stages, resources, scaffolding, and a focus on engagement.
Vanesa Schneider is an Argentine English teacher born in 1985. She has studied at several institutions including the Instituto de Formación Docente Continua Lenguas Vivas Bariloche where she passed 29 out of 30 subjects in their English Teaching Training Course from 2017-2020. She has a background in law and business administration. Vanesa has worked as an English teacher at various public and private primary and secondary schools in Buenos Aires province since 2017. She also taught English in the PLAN FinES program from 2015-2017.
This document defines and provides examples of four types of gender violence: economic violence (restricting economic resources), physical violence (causing physical harm through force), sexual violence (non-consensual sexual acts like rape), and psychological violence (causing psychological harm through verbal insults). It also presents scenarios where women experience different forms of violence from husbands or boyfriends if they take certain actions like getting a job, visiting friends, wearing certain clothes, or looking at other men.
Schneider vanesa final reflection practica iii_checkedVanesaSchneider1
Vanesa Schneider reflects on her teaching practicum experience at a secondary school in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She felt disappointed after her first lesson when she made some English pronunciation and grammar mistakes due to nerves. However, she was able to continue the lesson and realized teachers are always learning. While she felt like a bad teacher initially, she took comfort in an author's words about the importance of rapport with students. Going forward, she plans to focus more on speaking English in her lessons to improve her skills and confidence through practice.
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1. Práctica Docente III
2020
ENTREGA DE PLANIFICACIÓN
ALUMNO PRACTICANTE: Schneider, Vanesa Milagros
Año: 3rd
Nivel lingüístico del curso: Elementary
Cantidad de alumnos: 5
Tipo de Planificación: Clase
Unidad Temática: Gender Violence
Semanas Nº: 1 y 2
Learning Aims
During these two weeks, learners will be able to…
- Understand the basic concepts of gender-based violence, its forms and consequences;
- Develop their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills by doing different types of
activities designed for this aim;
- Learn First Conditional sentences form and use to talk about things that can happen in
the future.
- Work collaboratively by discussing topics orally in the zoom meeting.
Language Focus
LEXIS FUNCTIONS STRUCTURE
R
E
V
Vocabulary related to
routine actions and future
actions.
Suggesting
Giving orders
Talking about actions
that can happen in the
future
Talking about routines
Why don´t you…?
Bare infinitive
Future simple form
Present Simple tense
Comentario [A1]: This is quite
abstract.
You might try with “reflect on…”
Comentario [A2]: You should
describe the language function first.
For instance,
Talk about things that can happen in
the future, using first conditional
sentences.
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N
E
W
Vocabulary related to the
different types of gender
violence: psychological
violence, economic
violence, physical violence
and sexual violence.
Talking about things that
can happen in the future,
depending on certain
circumstances in the
present.
First Conditional
Sentences affirmative
form.
Materials 1
st
Week
- Power Point Presentation
- Video of the song “What is Love” by Haddaway https://youtu.be/XPmBnnon0Ek
Materials 2
nd
Week
- PDF Document with activities. This document includes:
Worksheets
Recorded Audio (I have uploaded it to the campus)
Link to the game: https://es.educaplay.com/recursos-educativos/6731147-
first_conditional.html
Procedures – ZOOM Meeting
3 minutes
I will greet students and ask them how they are. Then, I will start the lesson.
10 minutes
I will start the lesson by sharing my screen, so students can see the power point presentation I
prepared to present and teach the topic (I have uploaded it to the campus). The first slide will
introduce the topic to students. It has these pictures:
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Once students can see the screen, I will ask them. “What is happening in these pictures?” “What
are the pictures about?” “What do they show?”
I expect them to answer that in both pictures a man is hitting a woman. So I will ask students
“What´s this kind of violence is called?” If they know the term, they will say it in Spanish, so I
will repeat after them in English. If they don´t know the term, I will introduce the phrase
“Gender Violence”. After that, I will ask students if they know the different types of gender
violence. I will listen to their ideas and then, I will show them the following picture which
includes the four different types.
While students look at the picture I will say to them that Gender Violence can be physical,
psychological, sexual and economic. Then, I will show them the next slides, in which each type
of violence is defined, and exemplified with pictures. (You can see them in the Power Point
Presentation)
Scaffolding strategies:
- Explain;
- Repeat words and key terms in English.
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“Great! Now, Let´s do an activity related to this topic!”
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5 minutes
At this stage, I will show students the next slides of the power point. These slides contain four
different dialogues in which different women are telling their friends about their problems
related to violence. (You can see this in the Power Point Presentation)
I will explain to students that they have to read the bubbles and say which kind of violence it is.
I will ask them to pay attention to meaning, looking at key words and reading to get the general
message of the text.
Scaffolding strategies:
- Explain to them what they have to do;
- Model the activity;
- Repeat words and key terms in English;
- Provide them with help if they don't know how to express themselves.
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“Excellent! Now, Let´s focus on what the women are saying.”
ACTIVITY 1: 10 minutes
In this activity, I will keep showing the same slide as before, but this time, I will ask students to
focus on form. To do so, I will divide them into two groups. I will explain to them that they
have to look at what each woman is saying, and pay attention to the form of the message. In
order to raise students´ awareness of the form of the First conditional, I will ask them the
following questions to reflect on in their groups:
- Which word is repeated in all the dialogues?
- Which verb tense do the speakers use after that word?
- Which other verb tense can you identify?
I will give them some minutes to discuss this, and I will say to them that they can take notes in
their notebooks. When they are ready, I will show them another slide in which they have to
complete the structure of the First Conditional.
This is what I will show for them to complete. I will listen to their opinions and ideas, and I will
complete the chart depending on what they say to me. If they don´t realize, I will guide them by
highlighting the repeated words and structures in the different dialogues. I will also explain to
them these kinds of sentences are divided into two parts: the main clause and the if-clause. I
will guide them while completing the chart, explaining that in the main clause, we use Future
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Simple (I will remind them that it is formed with WILL plus BARE INFINITIVE), and in the if-
clause, we use the Present Simple tense (I will also remind them of its form).
In order for students to have the form of the first conditional, I will send them this chart with
the rest of the activities afterwards.
Scaffolding strategies:
- Explain what they have to do;
- Model the activity;
- Provide them with the necessary help.
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“Great job! Now we are going to do another activity to learn more about the First conditional”
ACTIVITY 2: 6 minutes
In this activity, I will focus on the meaning of the first conditional sentences. I will ask students
what they think we use the first conditional for. I will listen to their ideas. As they will probably
answer in Spanish I will repeat their answers in English after them. Once all of them have given
their opinions, I will explain to students that we use First Conditional to talk about things that
can happen in the future. To do so, I will show them another slide with the following example:
“If I get a job, he will hit me”
FIRST CONDITIONAL – AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
If clause Main clause
If + ……….…………………………….…./ , ……………………….…..……
Main clause If clause
…………………………………………,/ If…………………………..………
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At this stage, I will lay the emphasis on making students aware that first conditional sentences
are used to talk about probable events in the future. For this reason, gender violence against
women makes women feel that if they do something, their husbands or boyfriends will hit
them.
Scaffolding strategies:
- Explain;
- Provide them with the necessary help.
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“O.K Now it is time to listen to a song”
6 minutes
At this stage, I will say to students that, as usual, I will be sending them more activities in PDF
format for them to continue practiscing all they have learnt today. As usual, I will remember
them that they can ask me any questions that can arise when solving the activities. I will also
say to them that in the document they will find the deadline to send me the activities solved in
order for me to check them and send them feedback.
Then, I will show them the following video of the song “What is Love” by Haddaway on you
tube.
This is the link to the video:
https://youtu.be/XPmBnnon0Ek
I will explain to them that this song deals with “Gender Violence”, and that is only for them to
enjoy. Then, I will finish the meeting by saying goodbye.
ACTIVITIES
After the zoom meeting, I will send students the following activities in a PDF Document for
them to do during the week. I will set them a deadline to send me the activities solved in order
for me to check them and send students feedback before the next zoom meeting.
ACTIVITY Number 1
I will send students the chart we completed orally on zoom for them to complete in writing.
The idea is that students don´t forget the structure and that they can use it as a guide to solve
the activities.
This is what they will receive:
Comentario [A3]: I loved the song,
but the video itself does not convey t
meaning. You may just share the
audiofile.
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ACTIVITY Number 2
As a second activity, I will send students the following audio (recorded by myself) for them to
do listening activities. The activities will be divided into While and Post listening activities. I
decided not to include a pre-listening activity because students will do it in their homes.
This is the script of the recording
Activity N° 1:
Do you remember the First Conditional structure?
Complete the chart in the same way we completed it in the zoom meeting.
FIRST CONDITIONAL – AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
If clause Main clause
If + ……….…………………………….…. / , ……………………….…..……
Main clause If clause
…………………………………………, / If…………………………..………
FIRST CONDITIONAL – AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
If + …………………………….. , ……………………………
…………………………………………, If………………………………
Mary: Hello?
Samantha: Hello, friend! How are you?
Mary: Fine, and you?
Samantha: I´m sad, very sad. I am living a nightmare.
Mary: Why? What´s the matter?
Samantha: My husband. He changes his mood suddenly without apparent reasons. No
matter what I do, he will get angry anyway.
Mary: Why don´t you talk to him?
Samantha: If talk to him, he will go crazy and hit me. He doesn´t like talking about our
problems.
Mary: So, tell your family!
Samantha: If I tell my family, he will strangle me
Mary: Oh! That´s terrible. Do something soon!
Samantha: I am so afraid that I can´t do anything. If I wear a miniskirt, he will hit me, If I
spend more money than he expects, he will insult me…..
Mary: Oh! So, Why don´t you call the police?
Samantha: If I call the police, he will kill me.
Mary: Oh! It´s a very difficult situation
Samantha: It is really terrible. If he discovers I am talking to you, he will become furious
and …. He will rape me.
Comentario [A4]: Are they
acquainted with the vocabulary?
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These are the activities students will receive :
ACTIVITY N°3
In order for students to practice everything learnt during these weeks, I will send them a link
with a game I have created using the website “Educaplay”. In this game they have to read the
sentences and complete them with the missing words. I can see the results on the website. In
this way, they will be able to practice the new structure learnt in a fun way, and I will be able to
see their progress.
This is the link to the game:
https://es.educaplay.com/recursos-educativos/6731147-first_conditional.html
Activity N° 2
You are going to listen to a phone conversation between two friends. Listen to it and do the
activities below.
While listening
A) Put the events in order
Samantha says that no matter what she does, her husband will get angry, anyway. ________
Samantha says that her husband will rape her if he discovers she is talking to her friend.
___________
Samantha tells Mary that she is living a nightmare._______________
Mary suggests Samantha call the police.______________
Samantha says that if she wears a miniskirt, her husband will hit her.__________
After listening
B) The following First Conditional Sentences refer to different kinds of violence:
Complete the sentences with the missing words and match them with the correct type
of violence. There is one extra kind of violence.
If I wear a __________, he will______ me Economic Violence
If I spend more _______than he expects, he will ________me Physical Violence
If he ____________I am talking to you, he will ________me. Sexual Violence
Psychological Violence
Comentario [A5]: Great!
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2020
Semanas Nº: 3y 4
Learning Aims
During these two weeks, learners will be able to…
- Revise vocabulary learnt related to different kinds of Gender Violence in the previous
lesson;
- Develop critical thinking skills learning about the “Ni Una Menos” movement.
- Develop their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills by doing different types of
activities designed for this aim;
- Become aware of First Conditional Negative sentences form and use to talk about things
that may not happen in the future.
- Work collaboratively by discussing topics orally in the zoom meeting.
Language Focus
LEXIS FUNCTIONS STRUCTURE
R
E
V
Types of Gender Violence:
psychological, economic,
physical and sexual.
Talking about things that can
happen in the future,
depending on certain
circumstances in the present.
First Conditional Sentences:
affirmative form.
N
E
W
Vocabulary related to “Ni una
menos Movement”.
Talking about things that may
not happen in the future,
depending on certain
circumstances in the present.
First Conditional Sentences:
negative form.
Materials 3
rd
Week
- Video about “Ni Una Menos”
- Game “Open the box” created on the website “WordWall”
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/3998806
Comentario [A6]: Same comment
previous weeks – focus on language
function first
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Materials 4
st
Week
- PDF Document with activities. This document includes:
Explanations and Worksheets with activities
Tutorial Video https://www.loom.com/share/db59e12f0b914b79b9363c5c9e156ec8
3rd and 4th WEEKS
This week I will have another
Procedures – ZOOM Meeting
3 minutes
I will greet students and ask them how they are. Then, I will start the lesson.
5 minutes
In order to revise the vocabulary and the structure learnt in the previous lesson and get
students involved, I will start this meeting with a game. To do so, I will share my screen to
show them the game I have created on the website “Wordwall”. This game is called “Open the
box”. I will explain to them that they have to choose one of the five boxes that will appear on
the screen. In each box, there is a different question to answer. The question can be about First
Conditional or about vocabulary. After that, we will start playing. A student will choose a box,
and I will open it. Once the box is opened, she will see the question she has to answer, with
three options for her to choose. If she chooses the wrong answer, I will give other student the
opportunity to say the correct one.
This is the link to the game:
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/3998806
Scaffolding strategies:
- Explain;
- Repeat words and key terms in English;
- Provide them with the necessary help.
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“Great! Now, Let´s continue with the lesson!”
Comentario [A7]: -Check gramm
– Which picture corresponds to…?
- 30 seconds might not be enough
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3 minutes
At this stage, I will ask students if they remember the topic we discussed the previous class. I
expect students will say “Yes, we worked on Gender Violence”. In case they don´t remember, I
will provide them with three options. I will say “Well, I´ll give you some clues. Did we talk
about Gender Stereotypes, about Gender Based Violence or about Gender inequality?” Probably
they will remember we talked about Gender Based Violence. So I will say “Excellent!” and I will
ask them “Do you know any movement which fights against Gender Violence in Argentina?” I
expect they will answer “Ni una Menos” because it is a very popular movement in our country.
(I have uploaded the video to the campus)
Scaffolding strategies:
- Explain;
- Repeat words and key terms in English.
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“Great, Now, we are going to watch a video, but before watching it, think of the following
questions”
ACTIVITY 1
Pre-Watching activity 8 minutes
Before watching the video, I will ask students some general questions they have to answer
about the video. By doing so, students will watch the video with a purpose in mind. I will ask
them “What are the women doing?” “Why are they doing so?”. I will give them some options in
order for them to answer the questions easily. I will tell them that in one of the questions two
answers can be correct. (I have uploaded the video to the campus).
What are the women doing?
- They are fighting against gender violence.
- They are fighting for better salaries.
- They are celebrating something.
Why are they doing so?
- Because they won a competition.
- Because lots of women are killed every day.
- Because they want to help to stop gender violence.
I will play the video for students to watch it for a first time and check their answers. Then, we
will watch the video again to do the after watching activity.
After- Watching activity 15 minutes
Comentario [A8]: Link??
Comentario [A9]: If you are plannin
to share screen, you know that the
image may freeze. You may share th
link and ask them to watch it during t
meeting.
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At this stage, I will tell students that we are going to watch the video a second time in order to
pay attention to the different statements that the women in the video give.
I will pause the video at the first statement which says “Let´s fight. We will have a better future”
and I will ask students “What do you think this sentence means?” I will listen to their answers,
helping them to say them in English. Then I will say “Excellent!” Let´s look at the following
sentence, and I will use the zoom board to write the following conditional sentence, using the
vocabulary of the statement in the video:
“If we don´t fight together, we will not have a better future.”
After that, I will ask students “What difference can you see between this sentence and the ones
we learnt last class?” In case students don´t remember, I will also write an affirmative sentence
for them to see the difference. For example:
“If I call the police, he will kill me.”
I expect they will answer that the difference is that the first sentence is negative. So, I will ask
them to reflect on its form, and I will ask them “is it formed in the same way as the affirmative
form?” I expect they will answer “yes”. So, I will explain to them that first conditional sentences
can be positive or negative, and that negative sentences have a similar meaning to positive
ones. They are used to talk about events in the future that may not happen if we don´t do or
do something in the present.
After that, I will ask students to create negative sentences based on the other statements in the
video. To do so, I will pause the video after each statement and ask one of the students to make
the conditional negative sentence orally. In case it is difficult for her produce the sentence
orally, I will let her write the sentence down first. Once she is ready, she will say the sentence
orally and I will write it on the board for the rest to say if the sentence is correct or not. I will
continue with this procedure until the end of the video.
Scaffolding strategies:
- Model the activity;
- Give examples;
- Provide them with the necessary help
Transition comments to link each stage of the lesson with the next one:
“You did a great job! Let´s play a game!”
6 minutes
To round up the lesson, I will invite students to play a game.
I will write five beginnings of conditional sentences and five endings on the zoom board, and I
will ask students to match the halves by using their board options. I will assign them different
colours to match the sentences, so they can match them all at the same time. When they finish,
we will check all together.
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These are the sentences I will write on the board:
My husband will hit me, if I get a job.
We won´t succeed, if we don´t fight together.
If I wear a miniskirt, my boyfriend will hurt me.
If we unite against rape, rapists will go to prison.
We won´t be free, if we are silent.
After that, I will say to students that, as usual, I will be sending them more activities in PDF
format for them to continue practicing everything they have learnt today. As usual, I will tell
them that they can ask me any questions that can arise when solving the activities. I will also
say to them that in the document they will find the deadline to send me the activities solved in
order for me to check them and send them feedback. After that, I will say goodbye to them.
ACTIVITIES
After the zoom meeting, I will send to students the following activities in a PDF Document for
them to work on during the week. I will set them a deadline to send me the activities solved in
order for me to check them and send students feedback before the next zoom meeting
ACTIVITY Number 1
To continue working with the topic, I will send students a reading comprehension activity
about some the objectives of the “Ni Una Menos” movement. The text has been adapted from
The Teacher´s Magazine N°213 (June, 2018).
This is what students will receive:
Activity 1
Read the following text about some of the Objectives of the Ni Una Menos movement.
Then do the activity below.
“Ni Una Menos” is a collective voice against gender violence and gender inequality. It emerged
because of an urgent need for women to express themselves. In particular, they want to make
femicides visible, but this movement has even more objectives:
To enhance Comprehensive Sexual education (ESI in Spanish) at all levels of education,
so that students learn how to live in a violence-free society.
To educate teachers, so that they are qualified to teach Sexual Education.
To guarantee protection to victims, implementing electronic monitoring of criminal
offenders.
To keep a unified official record in order to include all the victims of gender violence.
To produce official and updated statistics on femicides in order to implement effective
public policies.
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ACTIVITY Number 2
The second activity will be the final task of this didactic Unit, in which students have to put
their creativity into action and create a flyer using the app “Canva”. The idea is that students
use everything they learnt during this month to create a flyer, giving a positive message to
women who suffer from gender violence. Their productions will be shared with the rest of the
school. In order to explain to students how to install and use this app, I will send them the
following tutorial video: https://www.loom.com/share/db59e12f0b914b79b9363c5c9e156ec8
This is what they will receive:
Activity N°2
You have to create a flyer on Canva. This flyer has to include an illustration and a
positive message for victims of gender violence, using the First Conditional. Here is an
example I have created :
Watch this tutorial video to learn how to install and use Canva:
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★ In order to cater for possible SpLD students, I have planned the following in case I
have students with DYSLEXIA.
In order to cater for possible students with dyslexia, I will introduce some changes in the
activities proposed in this didactic unit. For example, in activity 1 from weeks 1 and 2, I
designed a worksheet for students to complete. Instead of asking the students with dyslexia to
complete the worksheet, I will provide him/her the complete structures. In this way, he/she
will use it as a guide. In addition, I will highlight the different parts of the conditional sentence
with different colours for him/her to identify more easily.
As regards the listening activity I have planned, I have thought that I will not send him/her the
while-listening activity (in which students have to put the events of the conversation in order)
because we know that it is difficult for students with dyslexia to listen and write and the same
time. For this reason, I will only send him/her the second listening activity, but which fewer
words for him/her to complete with. I will introduce another change in this activity: instead of
asking him/her to match the sentences with a type of violence, I will ask him/her to match
different types of violence with pictures.
I will also adapt the reading comprehension activity I have designed. To do so, I would send
him/her a shorter text and I will send him/her more clues to write the conditional sentences.
Moreover, I will ask him/her to use his/her cellphone to do it (I will let him/her choose the app
he/she likes most) since handwriting may be difficult for him/her.
Finally, during the zoom meetings, I will also repeat the new words many times and, at the same
time, I will make gestures and facial expressions to foster his/her understanding.
To be completed by your tutor:
Lesson plan
component
Excellent
5
Very Good
4
Good
3
Acceptable
2
Needs
improvement
1
Visual
organization
X
Comentario [A10]: You can also
attach the script.
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Link to tutorial video: https://www.loom.com/share/db59e12f0b914b79b9363c5c9e156ec8
a) Circle the value that best describes each category. 1 is very poor, 5 is outstanding.
Warm-up: 1 2 3 4 5
Presentation of material: 1 2 3 4 5
Timing: 1 2 3 4 5
Teaching strategies: 1 2 3 4 5
Transitions between activities: 1 2 3 4 5
Use of resources: 1 2 3 4 5
Rapport with the learners: 1 2 3 4 5
Language accuracy and fluency: 1 2 3 4 5
b) Rate this teacher’s performance on a scale of 1 – 10 (1 is very poor, 10 is outstanding)
Circle the appropriate rating: 1- 2- 3- 4- 5- 6- 7- 8- 9- 10
Coherence and
sequencing
X
Variety of
resources
X
Stages and
activities
X
Scaffolding
strategies
X
Language
accuracy
x
Observations
https://talkandcomment.com/p/1ab461da5ce13ab5bbbb18f8
Comentario [A11]: This can only b
assessed in synchronous meetings.