New Era University
No.9 Central Avenue, New Era, Quezon City
A Detailed Lesson Plan in Elem English 2
Submitted by:
Amit, Miles B.
Aquino, Danica Joy
Bobosa, Mildred
Bulawan, Carmina
MW 1:00-2:30
Submitted to:
Prof. Annie Bigornia
I. Objectives
After the discussion, the students are expected to:
a. Identify the meaning of interaction;
b. Give importance of interactive teaching; and
c. Construct a mind map to differentiate the roles of interactive teacher.
II. Subject Matter
a. Topic: Interactive Teaching: Initiating Interaction
b. References: Wikipedia
c. Materials: Handouts, Visual aids, White board marker
III. Procedure
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Routine
1. Prayer
2. Checking the cleanliness and
orderliness of the room
3. Checking of attendance
B. Review
Now, let us have a short
review about what we have
discussed last time. Who would
like to remind us?
That’s right! Do you have
any questions or clarifications
regarding our last topic?
If none, then let us proceed
to our lesson for today.
C. Motivation
Now ,we will be having a game.Who
among you here are watching
showtime?
Do you know the game there called
Ma’am last time we discussed about
the different teaching strategies.
None Ma’am.
Me ! (The students will answer)
ansabe?
So, I need two volunteers from this
group ,and this group.
For the two of you here is the
direction:
You will need to tell what word is
being said by the person ,but you will
not hear any sound from his/her.
You will choose in these 3 categories
of words, and you will be given 5
mins. To answer the words that you
can in the end ,the one who will
guess more words will be declared
as winner and will have a price ,Is
that clear?
So let’s start who will be the first to
guess? Lets have a
rock,paper,Scissors game .
Ok, Lets start with you Juan,you
have 5 mins. to guess the words .
Timer starts now.
Very good Juan ,you answered 3
words
Ana ,its your turn,the timer starts
now
Very good Ana you answered all in 4
mins.
So, the winner is Ana let us give her
3 claps.
Ok, here’s your price Ana
So , class what did you notice ?
There is an interaction in the game.
D. Lesson Proper
As we live in this world, we
can’t avoid interacting with other
people. Interacting with people
comes in different strategies, and
these strategies will be very
Yes Ma’am.
(The children will volunteer)
Yes Ma’am.
(The first one to get a 3 pts will play
next to looser)
(Student will guess the words in 5
mins.)
(Ana will start guessing)
useful in our profession.
Becoming a teacher doesn’t
mean that you should just teach
your students and that’s it.
It is very important to initiate
the interaction inside the
classroom am I right?
And that will be our lesson for
today.
Before anything else, in order
for us to understand more what
interactive teaching is, let us first
define what interaction means.
Interaction, when you hear
this word what comes first in your
mind?
All of your answers are
correct!
Miss, go to the window and
look outside. What can you see?
Thank you, please take your
seat.
As you have said earlier,
when you hear the word
interaction, you are thinking of the
word communicating, socializing
etc. Now take a look again
outside, can you see a group of
people there?
Do you think that there’s an
Yes Ma’am.
Socialize
Communicate
Talk to one another
I can see trees, clouds and
people walking around Ma’am.
I do Ma’am.
interaction between them?
How do you say so?
Correct!
Interaction is a kind of action
that occurs as two or more
objects have an effect upon one
another.
Well, if there is only one
person involve, can you say that
there’s an interaction?
Interaction is the collaborative
exchange of thoughts, feelings, or
ideas between two or more
people, resulting in a reciprocal
effect on each other.
We send messages, we
receive them, we interpret them in
a context, we negotiate
meanings, and we collaborate to
accomplish certain purposes.
Do you understand?
Now let’s proceed to the
Interactive principles.
There are 7 interactive
principles, let’s name them one
by one. First is:
Automaticity: focus on
meaning and message instead of
grammar and other linguistic
forms.
Yes Ma’am.
Because they are talking to
each other, and you can interact
by means of communication with
other people.
None Ma’am.
Yes Ma’am.
2. Intrinsic motivation: self-reward
system.
3. Strategic investment: make
repairs.
4. Risk-taking: required.
5. The language-culture
connection: culture nuances of
language.
6. Interlanguage: unavoidable
errors
7. Communicative competence:
grammatical, discourse,
sociolinguistic, pragmatic, and
strategic competence.
Those are the interactive
principles. Are there any
questions or clarifications
regarding the topic?
You as a future teacher, you
should ensure that there’s an
interaction between you and your
students In order for them to learn
better.
And how would you do that?
Any idea?
Excellent. You should be an
interactive teacher in order for
you to ensure that your students
are learning from you.
What is an interactive teacher
anyway?
None Ma’am.
You should be an interactive
teacher Ma’am.
Very good. The success of
classroom learning is very much
dependent on how students relate
to each other, what the classroom
environment is, how effectively
students cooperate and
communicate with each other,
and what roles the teacher and
learners play.
In order for you to achieve of
becoming an interactive teacher
you should first know the roles.
There are 5 roles of an
interactive teacher. What is the
first one?
Master controllers determine
what the students do, when they
should speak, and what language
forms they should use. The
teacher is in complete charge of
the class, what students do, what
they say and how they say it. The
teacher assumes this role when
new language is being introduced
and accurate reproduction and
drilling techniques are needed.
Is that clear?
Ok let’s procede. The next
one?
Some interactive classroom
time can legitimately be
structured in such a way the
An interactive teacher is one
that is fully aware of the group
dynamics of a classroom.
Roles of an interactive
teacher as a controller.
Yes Ma’am.
Roles of interactive teacher
as a director.
teacher is like a conductor of an
orchestra or a director of drama.
The third one?
This metaphor captures your
role as one who plans lesson,
modules, and courses, and who
structures the larger, longer
segments of classroom time, but
who then allows each individual
player to be creative within those
parameters.
Next one?
The teacher helps students to
clear away roadblocks, to find
short cut, to negotiate rough
terrain. With teachers guidance
and gentle prodding, to find
student own pathway to success.
And the last one?
The teachers available for
advice and counsel when student
seek it.
Are there any questions
regarding our topic for today?
E. Generalization
“Now, class, let’s remember
that interaction is a kind of action
that occurs as two or more
objects have an effect upon one
Role of interactive teacher as
a manager.
Role of Interactive teacher as
a facilitator.
Role of interactive teacher as
a resource.
None Ma’am.
another.
Also remember that there are 5
roles of an interactive teacher and
7 interactive principles, can you
give me one principle?
F. Application
Group Activity: Make a short
presentation depicting different
situations. Later on you will present what
you’ve done. I will give you 5-8 mins to
practice but before that ,I will group you
into 4 ok , lets count.
Ok all group 1 stay here,group 2 stay
there, and so on and so forth...
Here are the scenerios :
Group 1: You and your friends are in a
concert.
Group 2: You are lost when you meet a
group of friends having fun on the road.
Group 3: A famous actress visited your
village.
Group 4: Your teacher informed you
about your failing marks.
Ok time is up now lets see your
presentations . Lets start from group 1.
(students will answer)
(The students will count off)
Group 1 will present up to group 4
IV. Evaluation
V. Assignment
VI.

Lesson plan in Interactive English

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    New Era University No.9Central Avenue, New Era, Quezon City A Detailed Lesson Plan in Elem English 2 Submitted by: Amit, Miles B. Aquino, Danica Joy Bobosa, Mildred Bulawan, Carmina MW 1:00-2:30 Submitted to: Prof. Annie Bigornia
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    I. Objectives After thediscussion, the students are expected to: a. Identify the meaning of interaction; b. Give importance of interactive teaching; and c. Construct a mind map to differentiate the roles of interactive teacher. II. Subject Matter a. Topic: Interactive Teaching: Initiating Interaction b. References: Wikipedia c. Materials: Handouts, Visual aids, White board marker III. Procedure Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity A. Routine 1. Prayer 2. Checking the cleanliness and orderliness of the room 3. Checking of attendance B. Review Now, let us have a short review about what we have discussed last time. Who would like to remind us? That’s right! Do you have any questions or clarifications regarding our last topic? If none, then let us proceed to our lesson for today. C. Motivation Now ,we will be having a game.Who among you here are watching showtime? Do you know the game there called Ma’am last time we discussed about the different teaching strategies. None Ma’am. Me ! (The students will answer)
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    ansabe? So, I needtwo volunteers from this group ,and this group. For the two of you here is the direction: You will need to tell what word is being said by the person ,but you will not hear any sound from his/her. You will choose in these 3 categories of words, and you will be given 5 mins. To answer the words that you can in the end ,the one who will guess more words will be declared as winner and will have a price ,Is that clear? So let’s start who will be the first to guess? Lets have a rock,paper,Scissors game . Ok, Lets start with you Juan,you have 5 mins. to guess the words . Timer starts now. Very good Juan ,you answered 3 words Ana ,its your turn,the timer starts now Very good Ana you answered all in 4 mins. So, the winner is Ana let us give her 3 claps. Ok, here’s your price Ana So , class what did you notice ? There is an interaction in the game. D. Lesson Proper As we live in this world, we can’t avoid interacting with other people. Interacting with people comes in different strategies, and these strategies will be very Yes Ma’am. (The children will volunteer) Yes Ma’am. (The first one to get a 3 pts will play next to looser) (Student will guess the words in 5 mins.) (Ana will start guessing)
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    useful in ourprofession. Becoming a teacher doesn’t mean that you should just teach your students and that’s it. It is very important to initiate the interaction inside the classroom am I right? And that will be our lesson for today. Before anything else, in order for us to understand more what interactive teaching is, let us first define what interaction means. Interaction, when you hear this word what comes first in your mind? All of your answers are correct! Miss, go to the window and look outside. What can you see? Thank you, please take your seat. As you have said earlier, when you hear the word interaction, you are thinking of the word communicating, socializing etc. Now take a look again outside, can you see a group of people there? Do you think that there’s an Yes Ma’am. Socialize Communicate Talk to one another I can see trees, clouds and people walking around Ma’am. I do Ma’am.
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    interaction between them? Howdo you say so? Correct! Interaction is a kind of action that occurs as two or more objects have an effect upon one another. Well, if there is only one person involve, can you say that there’s an interaction? Interaction is the collaborative exchange of thoughts, feelings, or ideas between two or more people, resulting in a reciprocal effect on each other. We send messages, we receive them, we interpret them in a context, we negotiate meanings, and we collaborate to accomplish certain purposes. Do you understand? Now let’s proceed to the Interactive principles. There are 7 interactive principles, let’s name them one by one. First is: Automaticity: focus on meaning and message instead of grammar and other linguistic forms. Yes Ma’am. Because they are talking to each other, and you can interact by means of communication with other people. None Ma’am. Yes Ma’am.
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    2. Intrinsic motivation:self-reward system. 3. Strategic investment: make repairs. 4. Risk-taking: required. 5. The language-culture connection: culture nuances of language. 6. Interlanguage: unavoidable errors 7. Communicative competence: grammatical, discourse, sociolinguistic, pragmatic, and strategic competence. Those are the interactive principles. Are there any questions or clarifications regarding the topic? You as a future teacher, you should ensure that there’s an interaction between you and your students In order for them to learn better. And how would you do that? Any idea? Excellent. You should be an interactive teacher in order for you to ensure that your students are learning from you. What is an interactive teacher anyway? None Ma’am. You should be an interactive teacher Ma’am.
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    Very good. Thesuccess of classroom learning is very much dependent on how students relate to each other, what the classroom environment is, how effectively students cooperate and communicate with each other, and what roles the teacher and learners play. In order for you to achieve of becoming an interactive teacher you should first know the roles. There are 5 roles of an interactive teacher. What is the first one? Master controllers determine what the students do, when they should speak, and what language forms they should use. The teacher is in complete charge of the class, what students do, what they say and how they say it. The teacher assumes this role when new language is being introduced and accurate reproduction and drilling techniques are needed. Is that clear? Ok let’s procede. The next one? Some interactive classroom time can legitimately be structured in such a way the An interactive teacher is one that is fully aware of the group dynamics of a classroom. Roles of an interactive teacher as a controller. Yes Ma’am. Roles of interactive teacher as a director.
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    teacher is likea conductor of an orchestra or a director of drama. The third one? This metaphor captures your role as one who plans lesson, modules, and courses, and who structures the larger, longer segments of classroom time, but who then allows each individual player to be creative within those parameters. Next one? The teacher helps students to clear away roadblocks, to find short cut, to negotiate rough terrain. With teachers guidance and gentle prodding, to find student own pathway to success. And the last one? The teachers available for advice and counsel when student seek it. Are there any questions regarding our topic for today? E. Generalization “Now, class, let’s remember that interaction is a kind of action that occurs as two or more objects have an effect upon one Role of interactive teacher as a manager. Role of Interactive teacher as a facilitator. Role of interactive teacher as a resource. None Ma’am.
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    another. Also remember thatthere are 5 roles of an interactive teacher and 7 interactive principles, can you give me one principle? F. Application Group Activity: Make a short presentation depicting different situations. Later on you will present what you’ve done. I will give you 5-8 mins to practice but before that ,I will group you into 4 ok , lets count. Ok all group 1 stay here,group 2 stay there, and so on and so forth... Here are the scenerios : Group 1: You and your friends are in a concert. Group 2: You are lost when you meet a group of friends having fun on the road. Group 3: A famous actress visited your village. Group 4: Your teacher informed you about your failing marks. Ok time is up now lets see your presentations . Lets start from group 1. (students will answer) (The students will count off) Group 1 will present up to group 4
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