Lesson Plan for Pakistani TEFL Classroom
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The document summarizes an English lesson for 9th grade students at a government postgraduate college in Khanewal, Pakistan. The 40-minute lesson uses passages from an English newspaper and TOEFL test to teach students to independently read passages, scan for specific information, skim for general ideas, and pronounce difficult words. Teaching methods include demonstration, lecture, and question-answer techniques to check comprehension and ensure participation. New vocabulary words are also introduced. Students are assigned to read another story from an English newspaper and share details with the class.
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