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Standard 2 & 3: Learning aims and lesson planning.
Camila Cuevas Araneda
Professional Practicum
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
UNIT PLAN FORMAT
STUDENT - TEACHER’S NAME: Camila Cuevas Araneda
SCHOOL: Liceo de Niñas
LEVEL: 11th grade
NAME OF UNIT: Professions
TOPIC: Jobs
AIM(S): At the end of this unit students will be able to give advice related to jobs.
AIM(s) SKILLS MAIN ACTIVITIES AIDS HOMEWORK
LESSON 1
PPP
At the end of the
lesson SWBAT
identify and
differentiate
vocabulary related to
jobs and the use of
the modal should to
give advice, written.
Reading
Writing
Lead-in:
S-T plays a guessing
vocabulary activity
with the Ss.
Presentation:
S-T reads a letter,
presenting the new
language sentence and
structure.
Practice:
S-T writes exercises
with should on the
board.
Flashcards
Dictionaries
Worksheet
Crossword
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
S-T gives instructions
for a word search
activity.
Production:
S-T asks Ss to write
pieces of advice for
different people using
the modal should.
LESSON 2
PPP
At the end of the
lesson SWBAT give
advice for everyday
situations using
should, ought to, and
had better, written.
Reading
Writing
Lead-in:
S-T checks homework
(crossword) with the
whole class.
S-T writes the modals
should, ought to and
had better on the
board and two
examples for each
modal.
S-T asks Ss what is the
difference and writes
the answers on the
board.
Presentation:
S-T explains the use of
each modal using the
previous examples.
S-T presents the
Worksheet
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
sentence structure.
S-T check Ss’
predictions.
S-T gives more
examples for each
modal.
Practice:
S-T asks Ss to get in
pairs.
S-T gives Ss a
worksheet with
exercises related to the
modal verbs.
S-T asks Ss to
exchange their
worksheet to check the
answers.
Production:
S-T write a letter to a
friend giving advice
using should, ought to
and had better.
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
LESSON 3
SDL
At the end of the
lesson SWBAT
consolidate
vocabulary about
professions through
matching and
charade activities.
Reading
Writing
Pre Reading:
S-T invites Ss to play
bankrupt and gives the
instructions.
S-T asks Ss predict the
lesson aim.
While-reading:
S-T gives Ss a
worksheet with a text
related to jobs
descriptions.
S-T checks Ss’
predictions.
S-T asks Ss to skim
and scan the text to get
general and specific
information,
respectively.
S-T re-reads the
handout with the Ss
and asks Ss to
complete the
worksheet.
S-T checks the answers
with the class.
Flashcards game
Worksheet
Dictionaries
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
Post-Reading:
S-T invites Ss to
participate in a
charade activity.
LESSON 4
TBL
At the end of the
lesson SWBAT
produce a poster with
pieces of advice related
to jobs to their
classmates.
Writing
Speaking
Listening
Preparation:
S-T invites Ss to play
memory game.
S-T gives instructions
for the task and shows
them an example of a
poster with pieces of
advice.
Task development:
S-T monitors the task.
Post task:
S-T gives feedback of
the Ss’ work and
evaluates the success of
the task.
Datashow
Dictionaries
Blank sheets
Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción
English Pedagogy
Teaching Practice
LESSON PLAN
Adapted from University of Sussex
Class: 11th
grade
School: Liceo de Niñas A-33
Date of lesson:
8th
September
2014
Time of lesson:
11:15 – 12:45
Length of
lesson:
90 min.
Student-Teacher’s
name:
Camila Cuevas
Araneda
Main Aim:
At the end of the lesson students will be able to identify and differentiate vocabulary related to jobs and the use of the modal should,
written.
Exponent(s):
“You should get a part time job”.
“You should work in a fast food restaurant”.
“You should get some sleep”.
“You should take a rest”.
“You should pay attention in class”.
Assumed Knowledge:
First conditional
Elemental vocabulary
Personal pronouns
Modal verbs (can, may)
Target Language: (Linguistics items and their use, meaning, form)
Should used to giving advice.
S + SHOULD + verb + complement
Anticipated Problems …..and Solutions
No dictionaries available… ask Ss to use their mobiles.
Ss might get confused with
the new vocabulary… use images and body language to reinforce the lge.
Aids
Whiteboard
Dictionaries
Worksheet
Stages Procedure
What I am going to do
What I am going to say
Instructions, CCQs, Feedback,etc
Skill Time
(min)
Interaction
T-Ss;Ss-
Ss;etc
LEAD-IN S-T greets the Ss.
S-T invites Ss to play a game in
order to engage them and uses
CCQ’s.
S-T asks Ss what they want to be
in the future and make Ss predict
the lesson aim.
S-T communicates the lesson
aim and writes it on the board.
S-T: Good morning everyone, how
are you today?
Good morning, Loreto. Did you
sleep well?
S-T: First of all, we are going to
play a game. I am going to show
you an image and you are going to
say what it is, ok? Is it clear? Do we
have to say the word in Spanish?
S-T: Very good, girls! That was
excellent! Did you like the game?
I like this image because she is a
teacher, like me. Do you want to be
a teacher? Or maybe a nurse? What
do you want to be in the future?
Look at the images, what do you
think we are going to talk about
today? Think about it for a few
seconds… Are we going to talk
about history? Or food?
S-T: Yes, very good, girls! Today
we are going to identify and
differentiate vocabulary related to
jobs and identify the use of the
modal should.
Listening
Speaking
10 min. T-Ss
T-S
T-S
S-S
PRESENTATION S-T presents and models the
exponent and the new language.
S-T writes the new language on
the board.
S-T: The other day one of my
cousins wrote me a letter and asked
me for advice. She does not know
what to be in the future. Now I am
going to read it.
S-T: Dear Camila, I hope you are
ok. I think I need some advice. I do
not know what to do… I am trying
to save money to go to a concert
next month. I sold my old CD’s and
shoes but I need more money. I do
not know what to do… I need to
buy a ticket!
Please help me, Camila… What
should I do to have more money? I
really need you help.
Love, Valentina.
S-T: I immediately called her and
said, Valentina, I think you should
get a part time job… If you want
money to buy a ticket, you should
work in a fast-food restaurant or
something similar.
Good luck, Camila.
S-T: What was my advice? What
did I say?
S-T: Very good! That was brilliant,
girls! When we want to give advice,
we use the modal verb should. For
example: If someone is sleepy, you
say ‘you should get some sleep’ or
20 min. T-Ss
T-Ss
PRACTICE
S-T uses CCQ’s to check
understanding of the new
language.
S-T gives Ss the first activity,
sets time and checks
understanding of the
instructions.
S-T uses CCQ’s to check
understanding of instructions.
S-T checks Ss work on the
board.
‘you should take a rest’. If your
classmate says she has bad marks in
English, you can say ‘you should
pay attention in class’.
S-T: Write down those examples
and the sentence structure in your
copybook.
S + SHOULD + verb + complement
S-T: Ready? Now, what was the
modal verb we use? Is it can? Or is it
may? Do we use them to give
directions?
S-T: Excellent!! Well done, girls!
S-T: Now we are going to do a few
exercises on the board. Work with
your partner and put the sentences
in the correct order, following the
sentence structure I gave you. Copy
them in your copybook. You have
10 minutes. Is it clear? Is it
individual work? Do we have to
translate? What do you have to do,
Joan?
S-T: Time to check the activity.
Carolinne, what is the correct order
for sentence number 1? Write it on
the board. Daniela, can you help
Carolinne? Excellent! That was
great, girls!
Reading
Writing
30 min T-S
S-S
S-Ss
T-Ss
T-S
PRODUCTION
S-T gives the instructions for the
second activity, sets time and
checks understanding of
instructions using CCQ’s.
S-T asks Ss to exchange their
worksheets and then checks
answers asking some Ss (chosen
randomly) to give their answers.
Gives them time to reflect on
their work.
S-T asks Ss to produce 3 pieces
of advice to 3 people with
problems and uses CCQ’s to
check understanding of
instructions.
Now you all have to check your
answers with the sentences on the
board.
You have a moment to talk about
your mistakes with your partner.
S-T: Now we are going to have
another activity. We are going work
with a word search. First of all write
down your name. You have to find
the words below. This is individual
work, and you have 10 minutes to
finish this word search. If you have
any questions feel free to ask me.
S-T: Ok, no more time, girls. Pass
the worksheets to the front of the
class; now you are going to check a
classmate’s work.
S-T: Ok, nice job everybody! Now
you need to have your own work,
and I want you to think about it.
How many mistakes do you have?
Any spelling mistakes? Was it too
difficult? You have a few minutes
to think about that.
S-T: Now, the final activity. You
and your partner are going to give
advice to someone. There are 5
teenagers with problems and they
need your help. Choose 3 and give
them 3 pieces of advice each using
‘should’. You have 25 minutes to do
Reading
Writing
30 min
T-Ss
S-S
T-S
T-Ss
S-S
S-T collects work and closes the
lesson.
this activity and I am going to
collect them when time finishes. If
you have any questions feel free to
ask me, and remember this is pair
not group work, ok?
Fernanda, what do you have to do?
Do you have to draw? Do we help
all teenagers? Or just 1? How many
pieces of advice for each teenager?
S-T: Collects their work and closes
the lesson by asking what was the
agenda of the lesson.
POST LESSON COMMENTS:
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____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción
English Pedagogy
Teaching Practice
LESSON PLAN
Class: 11th
grade
School: Liceo de Niñas A-33
Date of lesson:
22nd
September
2014
Time of lesson:
11:15 – 12:45
Length of
lesson:
90 min.
Student-Teacher’s
name:
Camila Cuevas
Araneda
Main Aim:
At the end of the lesson students will be able to give advice for everyday situations using should, ought to, and had better, written.
Exponent(s):
“You should learn how to dance cueca”.
“You ought to get some sleep”.
“You had better put the flag in your window”.
Assumed Knowledge:
First conditional
Elemental vocabulary
Personal pronouns
Modal verbs (can, may, should)
Target Language: (Linguistics items and their use, meaning, form)
Should is used to giving advice.
S + SHOULD + verb S + SHOULD NOT + verb
S + OUGHT TO + verb S + OUGHT NOT TO + verb
S + HAD BETTER + verb
Anticipated Problems …..and Solutions
No dictionaries available… ask Ss to use their mobiles.
Ss might get confused with
the new vocabulary… use images and body language to reinforce the lge.
Aids
Whiteboard
Dictionaries
Worksheet
Computer
Datashow
Adapted from University of Sussex
Stages Procedure
What I am going to do
What I am going to say
Instructions, CCQs, Feedback,etc
Skill Time
(min)
Interaction
T-Ss;Ss-
Ss;etc
LEAD-IN S-T greets the Ss.
S-T checks homework using
peer correction and uses CCQ’s
to check understanding of
instructions.
S-T asks Ss to brainstorm what
they learned the previous lesson,
writes their ideas on the board.
S-T: Good morning everyone, how
are you today? Did you have fun
last week? Did you dance cueca?
S-T: Do you remember last class?
When I gave you a crossword
before fiestas patrias? We are going
to check that now. Give me your
crosswords and I am going to give
you a classmate’s homework so you
check it. Ok, do you understand?
Are you going to check your own
homework?
S-T: That was really good, girls!
You did an excellent job at home! I
am going to give you your
homework next class, ok? I need to
re-check them first.
Do you remember last class now?
Remember what we learnt last class,
before fiestas patrias? Did we watch
a movie last week? Did we listen to
a song? Yes, very good! We talked
about professions! And something
else? We talked about professions
and… You have a few minutes to
Listening
Speaking
10 min. T-Ss
T-S
PRESENTATION
S-T makes Ss predict the aim of
the lesson.
S-T communicates the lesson
aim and writes it on the board
and checks predictions.
S-T presents and models the new
language using a ppt.
think about it.
S-T: Very good Madeleine, we
talked about professions and giving
advice. So what do you think we are
going to talk about today? Sports?
Fashion?
S-T: Today we are going to give
advice for everyday situations using
should, ought to, and had better,
written.
S-T: I want to tell you something
that happened to me. Last week,
when I was dancing cueca with my
cousin, I saw people laughing and I
understood why. They were
laughing because my cousin is not
very good at dancing cueca. So I
told him, ‘you should learn how to
dance cueca’. He did not get angry,
and he was laughing and making
jokes about it. It was a very fun day.
Next day, I was having lunch with
my family and my cousin was really
tired for all the food and dancing of
the previous day, so my sister told
him ‘you ought to get some sleep”
and so he went to sleep. And then,
the same day, I asked my sister
where the Chilean flag was. I said,
where is the flag, Pauli? Every
house had a flag, except our house.
25 min T-S
T-Ss
S-T asks Ss to name the modal
verbs they recognized from the
story.
S-T uses CCQ’s to check
understanding of the new
language.
We did not have a Chilean flag! I
said Pauli, we had better hang a
Chilean flag in the window! Or we
will have to pay a fine because it is
the law. In the end, everything was
ok, and we did not have any
problems. It was a good week.
S-T: Did you like the pieces of
advice? How many did you see?
One advice? More than one advice?
S-T: Excellent! Very good, girls!
When we want to give advice, we
have 3 options. The difference is
that should and ought to can be used
similarly, we use both to say it is the
right thing to do. Had better is
different because it has a negative
connotation. It means if you do not
follow the advice something bad
can happen. Let’s see the form of
these modals.
S-T: Now that you saw the 3 ways
to give an advice, do you think they
are the same or different? Is should
the same as had better?
S-T: Now, write down the sentence
structure and the examples in your
copybook.
PRACTICE
PRODUCTION
S-T gives Ss the instructions for
the activity, sets time and checks
understanding of the instructions
with CCQ’s.
S-T uses peer correction to check
the activity with the whole class.
S-T gives them time to reflect on
their work.
S-T asks Ss to produce a letter to
a friend using the new language.
S-T: Now work with your partner.
In the first part you have to
complete the sentence with the
correct alternative. When you are
ready, go to part 2 and complete the
dialogues with the corresponding
modal verb to give advice. In part 3
you have to match the problem with
the corresponding advice. And
finally, in part number 4 you have
to read the situations and give 3
pieces of advice for each person.
You have 25 minutes to complete
this activity. You can start now.
Remember you can use dictionaries
or ask me if you need any help. Is it
clear? Very good, Michelle!
S-T: Ok, no more time, girls. We
are going to check the activity now.
You are going to check your
classmate’s work. Let’s see, If you
want to be a nurse… very good,
Camila! If you want to be a nurse
you ought to be nice to people, so
letter C. The correct alternative is
letter C you ought to.
S-T: Check your work with the
answers on the board. You have a
few seconds to discuss with your
partner about your mistakes.
S-T: Ok, well done, girls! Now the
final activity. Some of my friends
Reading
Writing
Reading
Writing
30 min
25 min
T-Ss
S-S
T-S
S-Ss
T-Ss
S-S
T-S
S-T sets time and uses CCQ’s to
check understanding of
instructions.
S-T collects work and closes the
lesson.
need help and you are going to give
them at least six pieces of advice.
Work with your partner and write
them a short letter using should,
ought to, and had better (at least two
times each). You have 20 minutes to
complete the activity and I am
going to collect them before the
class finishes. If you need help, use
the dictionaries or ask me. Be
original and creative with your
pieces of advice! Ok, Javiera, do
you have to work alone or in pairs?
How many pieces of advice do you
have to write?
S-T: Ok, girls. You did a great job
today!
And before we finish the lesson,
what did we do today?
POST LESSON COMMENTS:
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Ilustre	
  Municipalidad	
  de	
  Concepción	
  
Liceo	
  de	
  Niñas	
  	
  
Departamento	
  de	
  Inglés	
  
Prof.	
  Miss	
  Camila	
  Cuevas	
  A.	
  
Name:	
  	
  	
  __________________________________________________________	
  	
   Grade:	
  _____	
  	
   Date:	
  ______	
  
	
  
GIVING	
  ADVICE,	
  SUGGESTIONS	
  OR	
  RECOMMENDATIONS	
  
	
  
	
   SHOULD	
   OUGHT	
  TO	
  	
  
	
  
HAD	
  BETTER	
   	
  
	
   I	
  want	
  a	
  new	
  computer.	
  What	
  should	
  I	
  do?	
   	
   a:	
  On	
  no!	
  It’s	
  raining.	
  
b:	
  You’d	
  better	
  get	
  an	
  umbrella.	
  
	
  
You	
  should	
  save	
  some	
  money.	
   You	
  ought	
  to	
  save	
  some	
  money.	
   	
  
I	
  want	
  to	
  learn	
  English.	
  What	
  should	
  I	
  do?	
   	
   a:	
  It’s	
  really	
  dark	
  outside.	
   	
  
You	
  should	
  study	
  harder.	
   You	
  ought	
  to	
  study	
  harder.	
   	
   b:	
  You’d	
  better	
  go	
  home	
  now!	
  
	
  
	
  
I.	
  Complete	
  the	
  sentence	
  with	
  the	
  correct	
  alternative.	
  
1)	
  If	
  you	
  want	
  to	
  be	
  a	
  nurse…	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
  
a)	
  You	
  had	
  better	
  to	
  be	
  nice	
  to	
  people.	
   	
   	
   	
   a)	
  You	
  ought	
  have	
  good	
  marks.	
  
b)	
  You	
  should	
  to	
  be	
  nice	
  to	
  people.	
   	
   	
   	
   b)	
  You	
  should	
  to	
  have	
  good	
  marks.	
  
c)	
  You	
  ought	
  to	
  be	
  nice	
  to	
  people.	
   	
   	
   	
   c)	
  You	
  had	
  better	
  have	
  good	
  marks.	
  
	
  
2)	
  If	
  you	
  want	
  to	
  be	
  an	
  engineer…	
  
a)	
  You	
  had	
  better	
  be	
  good	
  at	
  mathematics.	
   	
   	
   a)	
  You	
  ought	
  to	
  work	
  in	
  groups.	
  
b)	
  You	
  shouldn’t	
  be	
  good	
  at	
  mathematics.	
   	
   	
   b)	
  You	
  should	
  not	
  to	
  work	
  in	
  groups.	
  
c)	
  You	
  ought	
  to	
  good	
  at	
  mathematics.	
   	
   	
   	
   c)	
  You	
  hadn’t	
  better	
  work	
  in	
  groups.	
  
	
  
3)	
  If	
  you	
  want	
  to	
  be	
  a	
  lawyer…	
  
a)	
  You	
  ought	
  to	
  study	
  hard.	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   a)	
  You	
  shouldn’t	
  be	
  organized.	
  
b)	
  You	
  shouldn’t	
  study	
  hard.	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   b)	
  You	
  ought	
  not	
  to	
  be	
  organized.	
  
c)	
  You	
  had	
  better	
  to	
  study	
  hard.	
  	
   	
   	
   	
   c)	
  You	
  had	
  better	
  be	
  organized.	
  
	
  
II.	
  Complete	
  the	
  short	
  dialogues	
  with	
  the	
  modal	
  verbs	
  in	
  the	
  box.	
  Use	
  each	
  modal	
  only	
  once.	
  
	
  
A)	
  	
   ought	
  to	
  /	
  should	
  /	
  shouldn’t	
  	
  
Pedro:	
  Hi,	
  Jeff!	
  What’s	
  wrong?	
  
Jeff:	
  I’m	
  being	
  bullied	
  at	
  school.	
  What	
  (1)	
  ____________	
  I	
  do?	
  
Pedro:	
  You	
  (2)	
  ____________	
  go	
  and	
  tell	
  a	
  teacher.	
  
Jeff:	
  But	
  what	
  if	
  the	
  boy	
  finds	
  out?	
  
Pedro:	
  You	
  (3)	
  ____________	
  worry	
  about	
  that.	
  You	
  need	
  to	
  say	
  something	
  or	
  he	
  might	
  not	
  stop.	
  
	
  
B)	
  	
   had	
  better	
  /	
  shouldn’t	
  
Ted:	
  Hey!	
  You	
  (7)	
  ____________	
  do	
  that.	
  You’ll	
  get	
  in	
  trouble.	
  
Pamela:	
  Don’t	
  worry.	
  You	
  (8)	
  ____________	
  concentrate	
  on	
  what	
  you	
  have	
  to	
  do.	
  
	
  
C)	
  	
   had	
  better	
  /	
  should	
  /	
  shouldn’t	
  
Cindy:	
  I	
  know	
  you	
  like	
  Ben.	
  When	
  are	
  you	
  going	
  to	
  tell	
  him?	
  
Alicia:	
  I	
  don’t	
  know.	
  I’m	
  too	
  shy.	
  What	
  do	
  you	
  think	
  I	
  (4)	
  ____________do?	
  
Cindy:	
  Well,	
  you	
  (5)	
  ____________	
  tell	
  him	
  now	
  before	
  someone	
  else	
  asks	
  him	
  out.	
  
Alicia:	
  What	
  if	
  he	
  says	
  ‘No’?	
  
Cindy:	
  You	
  (6)	
  ____________	
  worry	
  about	
  that.	
  
	
  
III.	
  Match	
  the	
  problem	
  with	
  their	
  corresponding	
  advice.	
  
PROBLEM:	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   ADVICE:	
  
a) I	
  don’t	
  know	
  where	
  to	
  go	
  on	
  holiday.	
   	
   	
   ___You	
  should	
  try	
  nicotine	
  patches.	
  
b) I	
  bought	
  this	
  mobile	
  but	
  it’s	
  broken.	
   	
   	
   ___You	
  ought	
  to	
  call	
  the	
  doctor.	
  
c) I	
  want	
  to	
  be	
  healthy.	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   ___You	
  ought	
  to	
  go	
  to	
  La	
  Serena.	
  It’s	
  beautiful.	
  
d) I	
  want	
  to	
  stop	
  smoking.	
  	
   	
   	
   	
   ___	
  You	
  shouldn’t	
  spend	
  so	
  much	
  time	
  watching	
  TV.	
  
e) My	
  eyes	
  hurt.	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   ___	
  You	
  ought	
  to	
  take	
  it	
  back	
  to	
  the	
  shop.	
  
f) I’m	
  still	
  feeling	
  very	
  sick.	
   	
   	
   	
   ___	
  You	
  shouldn’t	
  spend	
  so	
  much	
  on	
  clothes.	
  
g) I	
  wish	
  I	
  had	
  more	
  money.	
   	
   	
   	
   ___	
  You	
  should	
  eat	
  properly	
  and	
  do	
  some	
  exercise.	
  
	
  
IV.	
  Read	
  about	
  the	
  following	
  situations.	
  Give	
  each	
  person	
  3	
  pieces	
  of	
  advice.	
  
	
  
Martín	
  recently	
  started	
  a	
  new	
  job	
  as	
  a	
  journalist.	
  The	
  money	
  is	
  good,	
  but	
  he	
  has	
  to	
  work	
  
very	
  long	
  hours.	
  He	
  never	
  goes	
  out	
  with	
  his	
  girlfriend	
  anymore,	
  saying	
  he	
  is	
  too	
  tired	
  and	
  all	
  
he	
  wants	
  to	
  do	
  is	
  stay	
  at	
  home	
  and	
  watch	
  movies.	
  Martín’s	
  girlfriend	
  says	
  he	
  must	
  choose	
  
between	
  her	
  and	
  the	
  job.	
  
	
  
(Martín	
  ought	
  to...	
  /	
  His	
  girlfriend	
  should...)	
  
	
  
1.	
  ________________________________________________________________________________________________	
  
	
  
2.	
  ________________________________________________________________________________________________	
  
	
  
3.	
  ________________________________________________________________________________________________	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
Roxana	
  wants	
  to	
  become	
  a	
  professional	
  footballer.	
  She	
  spends	
  all	
  her	
  time	
  training	
  and	
  
playing	
  for	
  her	
  local	
  amateur	
  team.	
  She	
  is	
  now	
  seventeen	
  years	
  old,	
  and	
  she	
  wants	
  to	
  
leave	
  school	
  and	
  become	
  a	
  footballer.	
  Her	
  parents	
  want	
  her	
  to	
  go	
  to	
  University	
  and	
  study	
  
to	
  be	
  a	
  doctor.	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
1.	
  ________________________________________________________________________________________________	
  
	
  
2.	
  ________________________________________________________________________________________________	
  
	
  
3.	
  ________________________________________________________________________________________________	
  
Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción
English Teaching Programme
Professional Practicum
Adapted from University of Sussex
Unit: 3 Professions Level: 11th
grade
Date: September 29th Length: 90 min Student- Teacher:
Camila Cuevas Araneda
Aims: Students will be able to consolidate vocabulary about professions through matching and charade activities.
Ref Planes y Programas:
Predict and validate predictions by scanning
Relate contents using written texts and pictures.
Assumed knowledge ( Content, vocabulary, strategies)
Should, ought to, had better
Vocabulary related to jobs.
Anticipated Problems …..and Solutions
Ss can’t find a word in the dictionary… ask them to use their mobiles or use body language.
Aids
Flashcards
Worksheet
Dictionaries
Stages Procedure
What am I going to do?
What are students going to do?
Instructions
What am I going to say?
Time
Objectives
(min)
Interaction
T-Ss;Ss-Ss;etc
Pre - S-T asks Ss to play a game called
Bankrupt and gives the instructions
orally and in written.
S-T: First of all, we are going to
play a game. We are going to
divide the class in three teams
(rows) A, B and C. The game is
called ‘bankrupt’ and the idea is
that you get as much money as
you can. Each flashcard has the
name of a job. You have to
choose one job and say it out loud
so everyone in the classroom can
hear. You can get money or get
‘bankrupt’ (you lose all your
money) and ‘donation’ (you give
the money to another group).
25 min. T-Ss
T-S
Ss-Ss
S-Ss
While
S-T closes game.
S-T asks Ss to predict what the
lesson is going to be about from
the previous activity and writes
their ideas on the board.
S-T gives Ss the worksheet and
asks them to skim the text to check
their predictions.
S-T asks Ss to scan the text and
look for specific information.
S-T re – reads the worksheet with
the Ss.
S-T asks Ss about the meaning of
the text.
S-T gives Ss 20 minutes to
complete the exercise and offers
help.
Ok, are you ready to play? Let me
give you an example first.
S-T: That was excellent, girls!
Congratulations to the winner!
Now to the second activity!
S-T: What do you think we are
going to talk about today? What
were the words in the game?
Countries? Colours?
S-T: Today we are going to work
with this worksheet, ok? I want
you to give it a quick look and to
see if you were right with your
predictions.
S-T: Now I want you to look for
any new words in the text. Is
there any new words in this text?
S-T: Ok, so we have a cashier and
nurse… we know those jobs…
what about the third? Interpreter.
Is that a new word?
S-T: So what is this text about?
We know it is a about jobs, but
what else?
S-T: Ok, you have 20 minutes to
complete the worksheet.
Remember this is individual
work. Do you need dictionaries?
I have dictionaries for you.
Predicting
Skimming
Checking predictions
Scanning
30 min T-S
T-Ss
Post
S-T checks the answers with the
class using peer correction.
S-T gives back Ss’ work and gives
them a few minutes to think about
their performance.
S-T presents a charade activity.
S-T gives and writes the
instructions on the board.
S-T gives Ss their checked
homework and closes the lesson.
S-T: Ok, no more time, girls! I
need your worksheets. Do not
worry if you did not finish, it is
ok. We are only going to check
what you have done, ok?
You are going to check someone
else’s work, as we always do,
remember?
S-T: Now that you have your own
worksheets I want you to think
about your performance. How
many good and bad answers?
Why? Did you need more time?
Or it was too difficult? Think
about it for a moment. It is
important that you do it.
S-T: The last activity is going to
be a charade activity related to
the vocabulary (jobs). One of you
is going to be a mime and the rest
of your team is going to guess,
ok? You have to use gestures
without speaking, just like
mimes. Each team has 3 chances
to guess the job, while the other
teams are quiet.
Congratulations to the winner of
the game! You were really good!
That was the last activity, girls.
S-T: I have your crosswords here
and I re-checked them. Pick yours
and pass them on. And before the
ring bells, we had three activities
today. Can you tell me the
activities?
Summarising
25 min
S-S
T-S
T-Ss
S-Ss
POST LESSON COMMENTS :
How did the lesson come out in relation to what you have planned? Refer to: aims, anticipated problems, time, students’ motivation,
organization, setting up tasks.
The aim mentioned just one activity, so I had to fix it to include the last activity.
I was extremely late and we lost approx. 20 minutes, so I had to push my Ss a little more than usual.
My students were really motivated and supportive, not only because my university teacher was there but also because they
understood the language and the activities were engaging.
My instructions were not very clear, there are always students that do not understand what they have to do.
I have problems when asking questions because most of the time they are too confusing for my students.
What would be the aspects you need to improve in the planning and development of future lessons?
Timing: be on time and do my best in the 90 minutes of the lesson.
Learn how to use the board in an organized way so that my students can keep track of what I write.
Have clear instructions. I need to create more precise and concise instructions written and orally.
Improve the closing of the lesson and finishing activities.
Adapted from University of Sussex
Game:	
  Bankrupt	
  
	
  
CASHIER	
  
	
  
NURSE	
  
	
  
INTERPRETER	
  
	
  
HAIRDRESSER	
  
	
  
SECRETARY	
  
	
  
LAWYER	
  
	
  
WAITER	
  /	
  WAITRESS	
  
	
  
TEACHER	
  
	
  
CARPENTER	
  
	
  
DENTIST	
  
	
  
SINGER	
  
	
  
PSYCHOLOGIST	
  
	
  
BAKER	
  
	
  
ACTOR	
  /	
  ACTRESS	
  
	
  
DOCTOR	
  
	
  
GARDENER	
  
	
  
POLICE	
  OFFICER	
  
	
  
VET	
  
	
  
JOURNALIST	
  
	
  
ENGINEER	
  
	
  
BUILDER	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
$2.000	
  
Cashier	
  
Waiter	
  /	
  Waitress	
  
Baker	
  
Journalist	
  
$3.000	
  
Nurse	
  
Teacher	
  
Actor	
  /	
  Actress	
  
Engineer	
  
$4.000	
  	
  
Interpreter	
  
Carpenter	
  
Doctor	
  
Builder	
  
$5.000	
  
Hairdresser	
  
Dentist	
  
Gardener	
  
$6.000	
  
Secretary	
  
Singer	
  
Police	
  officer	
  
$7.000	
  
Lawyer	
  
Psychologist	
  
Vet	
  
	
  
Ilustre	
  Municipalidad	
  de	
  Concepción	
  
Liceo	
  de	
  Niñas	
  
Departamento	
  de	
  Inglés	
  
Miss	
  Yolanda	
  Bravo	
  G.	
  
Miss	
  Camila	
  Cuevas	
  A.	
  
	
  
Name:	
  __________________________________________	
  Grade:	
  ________	
  Date:	
  ________	
  
	
  
PROFESSIONS	
  AND	
  OCCUPATIONS.	
  
	
  
	
  
Instructions:	
  Match	
  the	
  name	
  of	
  the	
  jobs	
  with	
  their	
  corresponding	
  description.	
  
	
  
	
  
1)	
  Cashier	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  defends	
  people’s	
  rights.	
  
2)	
  Nurse	
   _1_	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  collects	
  payments	
  for	
  customer	
  purchases.	
  
3)	
  Interpreter	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  serves	
  food	
  in	
  a	
  restaurant.	
  
4)	
  Hairdresser	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  teaches	
  people.	
  
5)	
  Secretary	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  acts	
  in	
  plays,	
  TV	
  series	
  and	
  movies.	
  
6)	
  Lawyer	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  catches	
  criminals	
  and	
  mantains	
  public	
  order.	
  
7)	
  Waiter	
  /	
  Waitress	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  helps	
  people	
  cope	
  stress,	
  life	
  issues	
  or	
  mental	
  
health	
  problems.	
  	
  
8)	
  Teacher	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  takes	
  care	
  of	
  plants.	
  
9)	
  Carpenter	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  helps	
  sick	
  animals.	
  
10)	
  Dentist	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  tells	
  the	
  news	
  on	
  TV,	
  radio	
  or	
  newspaper.	
  
11)	
  Singer	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  takes	
  care	
  of	
  patients	
  (and	
  helps	
  a	
  doctor).	
  
12)	
  Psychologist	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  takes	
  care	
  of	
  people’s	
  teeth.	
  
13)	
  Baker	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  makes	
  and	
  sells	
  bread.	
  
14)	
  Actor	
  /	
  Actress	
   	
  	
  	
  ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  cuts	
  people’s	
  hair.	
   	
  
15)	
  Doctor	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  provides	
  an	
  oral	
  translation	
  between	
  speakers	
  of	
  
different	
  languages.	
  
16)	
  Gardener	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  helps	
  sick	
  people.	
  
17)	
  Police	
  officer	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  works	
  with	
  wood.	
  
18)	
  Vet	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  designs,	
  constructs	
  and	
  maintains	
  public	
  works	
  
(roads,	
  bridges	
  or	
  harbors	
  etc.)	
  
19)	
  Journalist	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  sings	
  songs.	
  
20)	
  Civil	
  Engineer	
   ___	
  A	
  person	
  who	
  answers	
  phone	
  calls	
  and	
  does	
  office	
  work.	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
   	
  
	
  
	
  
CASHIER	
   POLICE	
  OFFICER	
  
NURSE	
   VET	
  
INTERPRETER	
   JOURNALIST	
  
HAIRDRESSER	
   ENGINEER	
  
SECRETARY	
   BUILDER	
  
LAWYER	
   MAGICIAN	
  
WAITER	
  /	
  
WAITRESS	
  
TAILOR	
  
TEACHER	
   FARMER	
  
CARPENTER	
   	
  
DENTIST	
   	
  
SINGER	
   	
  
PSYCHOLOGIST	
   	
  
BAKER	
   	
  
ACTOR	
  /	
  ACTRESS	
   	
  
DOCTOR	
   	
  
GARDENER	
   	
  
	
  
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
Lesson plan: #4 Level: 11th
grade Date: 6th
October Time: 11:15 –
12:45
Length: 90 min. Teacher: Camila Cuevas
Araneda
Aims: By the end of the lesson Students will be able to produce a poster with pieces of
advice related to jobs to their classmates.
Assumed Knowledge:
Modal verbs to give advice (should, ought to, had
better)
Vocabulary related to jobs
Anticipated problems:
Ss can’t agree on a job to work
…and solutions:
S-T gives them a job.
Aids:
Flashcards
Data
Whiteboard
Blank sheets
Dictionaries
STAGE OF LESSON
and procedure
PURPOSE What I’m going to say
Interaction
SKILL(S)
DEVELOPED
Time
PREPARATION STAGE
S-T invites Ss to play a
matching activity with
flashcards.
Engage Ss.
S-T: Do you remember the game with
images of jobs? Today we are going
to play a memory game with those
images. You have to match the image
with the corresponding name of the
job, ok? Images and names will be
separated in the board, so you pick
one from the images side and one
from the names side. One girl from
group A and then one group B.
Clear? Fernanda, what are we going
to play today? How many groups do
T-Ss Speaking
Listening
20
min.
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FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
Framing the task
we have? Very good! Excellent, are
you ready girls? Go!
Congratulations to the winner team!
Now the game is over and I am going
to show you what we are going to do
today.
S-T: I want you to tell me the modal
verbs we use to give advice, because
today we are going to create a really
nice poster giving advice to our
classmates. You have the opportunity
to show everything you know in this
activity.
S-T: We need groups of 4 or 5 girls,
(you decide how does what), choose
a job you like and write it on this
little piece of paper.
S-T: Now we exchange the little
pieces of paper so you get another
job, not the one you chose. You have
to create a poster for the job you got.
S-T: Now I am going to give you the
instructions and then an example of
what you have to do in 1 hour.
Remember you are not writing
UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN
FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
advices for you; you are giving
advice to your classmates, ok?
S-T: So now that you have yout
groups, you have to think of five
personal qualities a person should
have in order to be good at that job.
For example: funny, creative,
original, etc. Here you have more
examples. You can use the
dictionaries to get more qualities.
Is that clear, girls? María José, what
are we doing today? Do we have to
match jobs and descriptions?
s-T: Now you have a few minutes to
plan your posters.
TASK DEVELOPMENT
STAGE
S-T gives Ss a surprise
element.
S-T monitors Ss work.
S-T: When you finish your posters,
you are going to present them to the
class ok girls?
S-T: Very good pieces of advice,
girls! That is very creative, Daniela!
Well done.
S-T: Now that you finished your
poster, you have to present them to
the class. After you present them, you
need to tell the rest of the class how
you organized your work. It is very
S-S
S-Ss
T-S
Writing
Speaking
40
min
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FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS
ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME
TEACHING PRACTICE
POST TASK STAGE
S-T gives feedback and
evaluates the success of the
task.
important that you do this, because
we can all learn from you.
Remember that everyone in the group
participates in this activity and
everyone needs to say something.
You decide how to organise your
presentation.
S-T: Congratulations to you all, you
did a great job! Now I want to clarify
a few little mistakes I saw while you
were working.
Listening 30
min
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•  TEACHER 	
   	
   	
  WAITER	
  /	
  WAITRESS	
  	
  
•  CASHIER	
   	
   	
   	
  HAIRDRESSER	
  
•  NURSE 	
   	
   	
   	
  SECRETARY	
  
•  LAWYER	
   	
   	
   	
  ARCHITECT	
  
•  GARDENER	
  	
   	
   	
  SINGER	
  
•  DENTIST	
   	
   	
   	
   	
  PSYCHOLOGIST	
  
	
  
•  BAKER 	
   	
   	
   	
   	
  ACTOR	
  /	
  ACTRESS	
  
•  GARDENER	
  	
   	
   	
   	
  POLICE	
  OFFICER	
  
•  VET	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
   	
  JOURNALIST	
  
•  CHEF	
  /	
  COOK 	
   	
   	
  ENGINEER	
  
 
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
If you want to be a good magician:
* You should be creative and original.
* You ought to read many magic books to get
new ideas.
* You had better be funny and energetic.
* You should watch videos of other magicians
and learn from them.
* You ought to be very organized.
* You had better never reveal your secrets.
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
STANDARDS 2 & 3
Task 2:
When planning my classes I always consider my students behaviour in
the classroom and the level of motivation and participation they usually
present. When I first arrived at Liceo de Niñas I thought my students would be
very difficult to deal with but truth is, they are very polite and respectful. I
have to say it helps me a lot when preparing my lessons because I do not have
to worry so much about classroom management, and focus on the activities for
them instead. I have noticed my students have a very passive attitude in their
learning process, and I do not blame them at all, because unfortunately that is
how they have been taught for the past few years. With a few exceptions, my
students were used to write down everything in their copybooks and work on a
few worksheets.
For the past two months, I have been trying to change that and use a
more communicative approach with my students so they can participate more
actively in their learning process. I try to relate the contents with both my own
personal experiences and theirs (as I do not know them very well yet); I make
Ss work in pairs or groups and we also check activities in groups and as a
whole class, so they all feel part of their own learning process. I always give
them new words to increase their vocabulary and explain them with a short
story or anecdote so they can easily remember it. I try to be as active and
supportive as I can be and I try to reflect it on my lessons and activities. When
I started doing my classes, my students were very reluctant to ask me to
explain again or to ask me for help in general. It is completely different now; I
barely have time to take a seat and I like that because I can tell my students
feel very comfortable with me. Although they are more active than before, I
need to keep working on that so they understand the importance of asking and
participating in class.
I also consider timing and the possible problems the school may
present. For example, I hardly use the textbook because my students never
carry it with them, and even though my guide teacher asked them to bring it
every week, they do not do it. Another problem is that the lab does not work
properly and even though you arrive early to get everything ready there is
always a problem and the students do not do much work on the lab. They tend
to be more difficult to manage when we use the lab.
I also try to include things they like or are interested into, for example in
this unit I included jobs, apart from the most common, that they would like to
have in the future as a way to keep them on track and focused on their next
goal which is go to university.
Task 3:
Planning is very difficult to me because I did not plan a class for more
than 6 months and I think I never learnt to do it very well. The design of the
class it is by far more complicated than actually doing it at school, because of
all the details we have to take into consideration. I know it is the lack of
practice what makes planning a really difficult task which is why I have been
checking and fixing my work.
When planning the unit I had to ask for help; my guide teacher at
school, some of my classmates and friends who are already teachers answered
me questions and gave me few tips to give a good class. I also search online to
get new ideas and experiences I could use at school to help me feel more
confident with my performance. I think it was the best thing I could have done
because it has helped me a lot this past two months, and I hope I can count
with their support in the future. Another problem I had at the beginning of the
course was that my laptop broke and, apart from losing much information, I
had to struggle for more than a month without a laptop to work at home.
Unfortunately and because of that I lost time I could have used to prepare my
lessons more properly.
On the other hand, I believe one of my strengths is preparing materials.
My students usually like them and ask me to give them more worksheets and
activities like the ones I use. I spend a lot of time preparing my materials
because I tend to be very meticulous; I like adding images and colours so that
my students like my activities and worksheets. I also try to mix and use both
materials I got online, and material I have designed because of two reasons:
first, my students do not work very well when they have a worksheet taken
from the book or online, and second, because nor the books or the material
online know my students as I know them. They do not like old and repetitive
materials because they feel teachers have not taken any time to prepare the
lesson and therefore they do not feel motivated enough.
Although I keep making mistakes, I think my ideas and materials are
working very well at school because even my guide teacher has asked me to
use them with the other courses she teaches (a little bit of help for her as well).
Camila Cuevas Araneda
Professional Practicum
Liceo de Niñas

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MDD 2 & 3

  • 1.                                   Standard 2 & 3: Learning aims and lesson planning. Camila Cuevas Araneda Professional Practicum
  • 2. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE UNIT PLAN FORMAT STUDENT - TEACHER’S NAME: Camila Cuevas Araneda SCHOOL: Liceo de Niñas LEVEL: 11th grade NAME OF UNIT: Professions TOPIC: Jobs AIM(S): At the end of this unit students will be able to give advice related to jobs. AIM(s) SKILLS MAIN ACTIVITIES AIDS HOMEWORK LESSON 1 PPP At the end of the lesson SWBAT identify and differentiate vocabulary related to jobs and the use of the modal should to give advice, written. Reading Writing Lead-in: S-T plays a guessing vocabulary activity with the Ss. Presentation: S-T reads a letter, presenting the new language sentence and structure. Practice: S-T writes exercises with should on the board. Flashcards Dictionaries Worksheet Crossword
  • 3. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE S-T gives instructions for a word search activity. Production: S-T asks Ss to write pieces of advice for different people using the modal should. LESSON 2 PPP At the end of the lesson SWBAT give advice for everyday situations using should, ought to, and had better, written. Reading Writing Lead-in: S-T checks homework (crossword) with the whole class. S-T writes the modals should, ought to and had better on the board and two examples for each modal. S-T asks Ss what is the difference and writes the answers on the board. Presentation: S-T explains the use of each modal using the previous examples. S-T presents the Worksheet
  • 4. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE sentence structure. S-T check Ss’ predictions. S-T gives more examples for each modal. Practice: S-T asks Ss to get in pairs. S-T gives Ss a worksheet with exercises related to the modal verbs. S-T asks Ss to exchange their worksheet to check the answers. Production: S-T write a letter to a friend giving advice using should, ought to and had better.
  • 5. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE LESSON 3 SDL At the end of the lesson SWBAT consolidate vocabulary about professions through matching and charade activities. Reading Writing Pre Reading: S-T invites Ss to play bankrupt and gives the instructions. S-T asks Ss predict the lesson aim. While-reading: S-T gives Ss a worksheet with a text related to jobs descriptions. S-T checks Ss’ predictions. S-T asks Ss to skim and scan the text to get general and specific information, respectively. S-T re-reads the handout with the Ss and asks Ss to complete the worksheet. S-T checks the answers with the class. Flashcards game Worksheet Dictionaries
  • 6. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE Post-Reading: S-T invites Ss to participate in a charade activity. LESSON 4 TBL At the end of the lesson SWBAT produce a poster with pieces of advice related to jobs to their classmates. Writing Speaking Listening Preparation: S-T invites Ss to play memory game. S-T gives instructions for the task and shows them an example of a poster with pieces of advice. Task development: S-T monitors the task. Post task: S-T gives feedback of the Ss’ work and evaluates the success of the task. Datashow Dictionaries Blank sheets
  • 7. Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción English Pedagogy Teaching Practice LESSON PLAN Adapted from University of Sussex Class: 11th grade School: Liceo de Niñas A-33 Date of lesson: 8th September 2014 Time of lesson: 11:15 – 12:45 Length of lesson: 90 min. Student-Teacher’s name: Camila Cuevas Araneda Main Aim: At the end of the lesson students will be able to identify and differentiate vocabulary related to jobs and the use of the modal should, written. Exponent(s): “You should get a part time job”. “You should work in a fast food restaurant”. “You should get some sleep”. “You should take a rest”. “You should pay attention in class”. Assumed Knowledge: First conditional Elemental vocabulary Personal pronouns Modal verbs (can, may) Target Language: (Linguistics items and their use, meaning, form) Should used to giving advice. S + SHOULD + verb + complement Anticipated Problems …..and Solutions No dictionaries available… ask Ss to use their mobiles. Ss might get confused with the new vocabulary… use images and body language to reinforce the lge. Aids Whiteboard Dictionaries Worksheet
  • 8. Stages Procedure What I am going to do What I am going to say Instructions, CCQs, Feedback,etc Skill Time (min) Interaction T-Ss;Ss- Ss;etc LEAD-IN S-T greets the Ss. S-T invites Ss to play a game in order to engage them and uses CCQ’s. S-T asks Ss what they want to be in the future and make Ss predict the lesson aim. S-T communicates the lesson aim and writes it on the board. S-T: Good morning everyone, how are you today? Good morning, Loreto. Did you sleep well? S-T: First of all, we are going to play a game. I am going to show you an image and you are going to say what it is, ok? Is it clear? Do we have to say the word in Spanish? S-T: Very good, girls! That was excellent! Did you like the game? I like this image because she is a teacher, like me. Do you want to be a teacher? Or maybe a nurse? What do you want to be in the future? Look at the images, what do you think we are going to talk about today? Think about it for a few seconds… Are we going to talk about history? Or food? S-T: Yes, very good, girls! Today we are going to identify and differentiate vocabulary related to jobs and identify the use of the modal should. Listening Speaking 10 min. T-Ss T-S T-S S-S
  • 9. PRESENTATION S-T presents and models the exponent and the new language. S-T writes the new language on the board. S-T: The other day one of my cousins wrote me a letter and asked me for advice. She does not know what to be in the future. Now I am going to read it. S-T: Dear Camila, I hope you are ok. I think I need some advice. I do not know what to do… I am trying to save money to go to a concert next month. I sold my old CD’s and shoes but I need more money. I do not know what to do… I need to buy a ticket! Please help me, Camila… What should I do to have more money? I really need you help. Love, Valentina. S-T: I immediately called her and said, Valentina, I think you should get a part time job… If you want money to buy a ticket, you should work in a fast-food restaurant or something similar. Good luck, Camila. S-T: What was my advice? What did I say? S-T: Very good! That was brilliant, girls! When we want to give advice, we use the modal verb should. For example: If someone is sleepy, you say ‘you should get some sleep’ or 20 min. T-Ss T-Ss
  • 10. PRACTICE S-T uses CCQ’s to check understanding of the new language. S-T gives Ss the first activity, sets time and checks understanding of the instructions. S-T uses CCQ’s to check understanding of instructions. S-T checks Ss work on the board. ‘you should take a rest’. If your classmate says she has bad marks in English, you can say ‘you should pay attention in class’. S-T: Write down those examples and the sentence structure in your copybook. S + SHOULD + verb + complement S-T: Ready? Now, what was the modal verb we use? Is it can? Or is it may? Do we use them to give directions? S-T: Excellent!! Well done, girls! S-T: Now we are going to do a few exercises on the board. Work with your partner and put the sentences in the correct order, following the sentence structure I gave you. Copy them in your copybook. You have 10 minutes. Is it clear? Is it individual work? Do we have to translate? What do you have to do, Joan? S-T: Time to check the activity. Carolinne, what is the correct order for sentence number 1? Write it on the board. Daniela, can you help Carolinne? Excellent! That was great, girls! Reading Writing 30 min T-S S-S S-Ss T-Ss T-S
  • 11. PRODUCTION S-T gives the instructions for the second activity, sets time and checks understanding of instructions using CCQ’s. S-T asks Ss to exchange their worksheets and then checks answers asking some Ss (chosen randomly) to give their answers. Gives them time to reflect on their work. S-T asks Ss to produce 3 pieces of advice to 3 people with problems and uses CCQ’s to check understanding of instructions. Now you all have to check your answers with the sentences on the board. You have a moment to talk about your mistakes with your partner. S-T: Now we are going to have another activity. We are going work with a word search. First of all write down your name. You have to find the words below. This is individual work, and you have 10 minutes to finish this word search. If you have any questions feel free to ask me. S-T: Ok, no more time, girls. Pass the worksheets to the front of the class; now you are going to check a classmate’s work. S-T: Ok, nice job everybody! Now you need to have your own work, and I want you to think about it. How many mistakes do you have? Any spelling mistakes? Was it too difficult? You have a few minutes to think about that. S-T: Now, the final activity. You and your partner are going to give advice to someone. There are 5 teenagers with problems and they need your help. Choose 3 and give them 3 pieces of advice each using ‘should’. You have 25 minutes to do Reading Writing 30 min T-Ss S-S T-S T-Ss S-S
  • 12. S-T collects work and closes the lesson. this activity and I am going to collect them when time finishes. If you have any questions feel free to ask me, and remember this is pair not group work, ok? Fernanda, what do you have to do? Do you have to draw? Do we help all teenagers? Or just 1? How many pieces of advice for each teenager? S-T: Collects their work and closes the lesson by asking what was the agenda of the lesson. POST LESSON COMMENTS: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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  • 18.   Jobs Word Search: Find  the  word  in  the  list   below  in  the  grid  to  the   right.                     actor architect     artist astronaut athlete cashier chef construction worker dentist   doctor farmer firefighter flight attendant janitor mail carrier mechanic   miner musician nurse pilot police officer programmer reporter   scientist singer soldier teacher truck driver vet waiter    
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  • 20. Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción English Pedagogy Teaching Practice LESSON PLAN Class: 11th grade School: Liceo de Niñas A-33 Date of lesson: 22nd September 2014 Time of lesson: 11:15 – 12:45 Length of lesson: 90 min. Student-Teacher’s name: Camila Cuevas Araneda Main Aim: At the end of the lesson students will be able to give advice for everyday situations using should, ought to, and had better, written. Exponent(s): “You should learn how to dance cueca”. “You ought to get some sleep”. “You had better put the flag in your window”. Assumed Knowledge: First conditional Elemental vocabulary Personal pronouns Modal verbs (can, may, should) Target Language: (Linguistics items and their use, meaning, form) Should is used to giving advice. S + SHOULD + verb S + SHOULD NOT + verb S + OUGHT TO + verb S + OUGHT NOT TO + verb S + HAD BETTER + verb Anticipated Problems …..and Solutions No dictionaries available… ask Ss to use their mobiles. Ss might get confused with the new vocabulary… use images and body language to reinforce the lge. Aids Whiteboard Dictionaries Worksheet Computer Datashow
  • 21. Adapted from University of Sussex Stages Procedure What I am going to do What I am going to say Instructions, CCQs, Feedback,etc Skill Time (min) Interaction T-Ss;Ss- Ss;etc LEAD-IN S-T greets the Ss. S-T checks homework using peer correction and uses CCQ’s to check understanding of instructions. S-T asks Ss to brainstorm what they learned the previous lesson, writes their ideas on the board. S-T: Good morning everyone, how are you today? Did you have fun last week? Did you dance cueca? S-T: Do you remember last class? When I gave you a crossword before fiestas patrias? We are going to check that now. Give me your crosswords and I am going to give you a classmate’s homework so you check it. Ok, do you understand? Are you going to check your own homework? S-T: That was really good, girls! You did an excellent job at home! I am going to give you your homework next class, ok? I need to re-check them first. Do you remember last class now? Remember what we learnt last class, before fiestas patrias? Did we watch a movie last week? Did we listen to a song? Yes, very good! We talked about professions! And something else? We talked about professions and… You have a few minutes to Listening Speaking 10 min. T-Ss T-S
  • 22. PRESENTATION S-T makes Ss predict the aim of the lesson. S-T communicates the lesson aim and writes it on the board and checks predictions. S-T presents and models the new language using a ppt. think about it. S-T: Very good Madeleine, we talked about professions and giving advice. So what do you think we are going to talk about today? Sports? Fashion? S-T: Today we are going to give advice for everyday situations using should, ought to, and had better, written. S-T: I want to tell you something that happened to me. Last week, when I was dancing cueca with my cousin, I saw people laughing and I understood why. They were laughing because my cousin is not very good at dancing cueca. So I told him, ‘you should learn how to dance cueca’. He did not get angry, and he was laughing and making jokes about it. It was a very fun day. Next day, I was having lunch with my family and my cousin was really tired for all the food and dancing of the previous day, so my sister told him ‘you ought to get some sleep” and so he went to sleep. And then, the same day, I asked my sister where the Chilean flag was. I said, where is the flag, Pauli? Every house had a flag, except our house. 25 min T-S T-Ss
  • 23. S-T asks Ss to name the modal verbs they recognized from the story. S-T uses CCQ’s to check understanding of the new language. We did not have a Chilean flag! I said Pauli, we had better hang a Chilean flag in the window! Or we will have to pay a fine because it is the law. In the end, everything was ok, and we did not have any problems. It was a good week. S-T: Did you like the pieces of advice? How many did you see? One advice? More than one advice? S-T: Excellent! Very good, girls! When we want to give advice, we have 3 options. The difference is that should and ought to can be used similarly, we use both to say it is the right thing to do. Had better is different because it has a negative connotation. It means if you do not follow the advice something bad can happen. Let’s see the form of these modals. S-T: Now that you saw the 3 ways to give an advice, do you think they are the same or different? Is should the same as had better? S-T: Now, write down the sentence structure and the examples in your copybook.
  • 24. PRACTICE PRODUCTION S-T gives Ss the instructions for the activity, sets time and checks understanding of the instructions with CCQ’s. S-T uses peer correction to check the activity with the whole class. S-T gives them time to reflect on their work. S-T asks Ss to produce a letter to a friend using the new language. S-T: Now work with your partner. In the first part you have to complete the sentence with the correct alternative. When you are ready, go to part 2 and complete the dialogues with the corresponding modal verb to give advice. In part 3 you have to match the problem with the corresponding advice. And finally, in part number 4 you have to read the situations and give 3 pieces of advice for each person. You have 25 minutes to complete this activity. You can start now. Remember you can use dictionaries or ask me if you need any help. Is it clear? Very good, Michelle! S-T: Ok, no more time, girls. We are going to check the activity now. You are going to check your classmate’s work. Let’s see, If you want to be a nurse… very good, Camila! If you want to be a nurse you ought to be nice to people, so letter C. The correct alternative is letter C you ought to. S-T: Check your work with the answers on the board. You have a few seconds to discuss with your partner about your mistakes. S-T: Ok, well done, girls! Now the final activity. Some of my friends Reading Writing Reading Writing 30 min 25 min T-Ss S-S T-S S-Ss T-Ss S-S T-S
  • 25. S-T sets time and uses CCQ’s to check understanding of instructions. S-T collects work and closes the lesson. need help and you are going to give them at least six pieces of advice. Work with your partner and write them a short letter using should, ought to, and had better (at least two times each). You have 20 minutes to complete the activity and I am going to collect them before the class finishes. If you need help, use the dictionaries or ask me. Be original and creative with your pieces of advice! Ok, Javiera, do you have to work alone or in pairs? How many pieces of advice do you have to write? S-T: Ok, girls. You did a great job today! And before we finish the lesson, what did we do today? POST LESSON COMMENTS: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
  • 26. Ilustre  Municipalidad  de  Concepción   Liceo  de  Niñas     Departamento  de  Inglés   Prof.  Miss  Camila  Cuevas  A.   Name:      __________________________________________________________     Grade:  _____     Date:  ______     GIVING  ADVICE,  SUGGESTIONS  OR  RECOMMENDATIONS       SHOULD   OUGHT  TO       HAD  BETTER       I  want  a  new  computer.  What  should  I  do?     a:  On  no!  It’s  raining.   b:  You’d  better  get  an  umbrella.     You  should  save  some  money.   You  ought  to  save  some  money.     I  want  to  learn  English.  What  should  I  do?     a:  It’s  really  dark  outside.     You  should  study  harder.   You  ought  to  study  harder.     b:  You’d  better  go  home  now!       I.  Complete  the  sentence  with  the  correct  alternative.   1)  If  you  want  to  be  a  nurse…               a)  You  had  better  to  be  nice  to  people.         a)  You  ought  have  good  marks.   b)  You  should  to  be  nice  to  people.         b)  You  should  to  have  good  marks.   c)  You  ought  to  be  nice  to  people.         c)  You  had  better  have  good  marks.     2)  If  you  want  to  be  an  engineer…   a)  You  had  better  be  good  at  mathematics.       a)  You  ought  to  work  in  groups.   b)  You  shouldn’t  be  good  at  mathematics.       b)  You  should  not  to  work  in  groups.   c)  You  ought  to  good  at  mathematics.         c)  You  hadn’t  better  work  in  groups.     3)  If  you  want  to  be  a  lawyer…   a)  You  ought  to  study  hard.           a)  You  shouldn’t  be  organized.   b)  You  shouldn’t  study  hard.           b)  You  ought  not  to  be  organized.   c)  You  had  better  to  study  hard.           c)  You  had  better  be  organized.     II.  Complete  the  short  dialogues  with  the  modal  verbs  in  the  box.  Use  each  modal  only  once.     A)     ought  to  /  should  /  shouldn’t     Pedro:  Hi,  Jeff!  What’s  wrong?   Jeff:  I’m  being  bullied  at  school.  What  (1)  ____________  I  do?   Pedro:  You  (2)  ____________  go  and  tell  a  teacher.   Jeff:  But  what  if  the  boy  finds  out?   Pedro:  You  (3)  ____________  worry  about  that.  You  need  to  say  something  or  he  might  not  stop.    
  • 27. B)     had  better  /  shouldn’t   Ted:  Hey!  You  (7)  ____________  do  that.  You’ll  get  in  trouble.   Pamela:  Don’t  worry.  You  (8)  ____________  concentrate  on  what  you  have  to  do.     C)     had  better  /  should  /  shouldn’t   Cindy:  I  know  you  like  Ben.  When  are  you  going  to  tell  him?   Alicia:  I  don’t  know.  I’m  too  shy.  What  do  you  think  I  (4)  ____________do?   Cindy:  Well,  you  (5)  ____________  tell  him  now  before  someone  else  asks  him  out.   Alicia:  What  if  he  says  ‘No’?   Cindy:  You  (6)  ____________  worry  about  that.     III.  Match  the  problem  with  their  corresponding  advice.   PROBLEM:               ADVICE:   a) I  don’t  know  where  to  go  on  holiday.       ___You  should  try  nicotine  patches.   b) I  bought  this  mobile  but  it’s  broken.       ___You  ought  to  call  the  doctor.   c) I  want  to  be  healthy.           ___You  ought  to  go  to  La  Serena.  It’s  beautiful.   d) I  want  to  stop  smoking.           ___  You  shouldn’t  spend  so  much  time  watching  TV.   e) My  eyes  hurt.             ___  You  ought  to  take  it  back  to  the  shop.   f) I’m  still  feeling  very  sick.         ___  You  shouldn’t  spend  so  much  on  clothes.   g) I  wish  I  had  more  money.         ___  You  should  eat  properly  and  do  some  exercise.     IV.  Read  about  the  following  situations.  Give  each  person  3  pieces  of  advice.     Martín  recently  started  a  new  job  as  a  journalist.  The  money  is  good,  but  he  has  to  work   very  long  hours.  He  never  goes  out  with  his  girlfriend  anymore,  saying  he  is  too  tired  and  all   he  wants  to  do  is  stay  at  home  and  watch  movies.  Martín’s  girlfriend  says  he  must  choose   between  her  and  the  job.     (Martín  ought  to...  /  His  girlfriend  should...)     1.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________     2.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________     3.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________           Roxana  wants  to  become  a  professional  footballer.  She  spends  all  her  time  training  and   playing  for  her  local  amateur  team.  She  is  now  seventeen  years  old,  and  she  wants  to   leave  school  and  become  a  footballer.  Her  parents  want  her  to  go  to  University  and  study   to  be  a  doctor.         1.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________     2.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________     3.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________  
  • 28. Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción English Teaching Programme Professional Practicum Adapted from University of Sussex Unit: 3 Professions Level: 11th grade Date: September 29th Length: 90 min Student- Teacher: Camila Cuevas Araneda Aims: Students will be able to consolidate vocabulary about professions through matching and charade activities. Ref Planes y Programas: Predict and validate predictions by scanning Relate contents using written texts and pictures. Assumed knowledge ( Content, vocabulary, strategies) Should, ought to, had better Vocabulary related to jobs. Anticipated Problems …..and Solutions Ss can’t find a word in the dictionary… ask them to use their mobiles or use body language. Aids Flashcards Worksheet Dictionaries Stages Procedure What am I going to do? What are students going to do? Instructions What am I going to say? Time Objectives (min) Interaction T-Ss;Ss-Ss;etc Pre - S-T asks Ss to play a game called Bankrupt and gives the instructions orally and in written. S-T: First of all, we are going to play a game. We are going to divide the class in three teams (rows) A, B and C. The game is called ‘bankrupt’ and the idea is that you get as much money as you can. Each flashcard has the name of a job. You have to choose one job and say it out loud so everyone in the classroom can hear. You can get money or get ‘bankrupt’ (you lose all your money) and ‘donation’ (you give the money to another group). 25 min. T-Ss T-S Ss-Ss S-Ss
  • 29. While S-T closes game. S-T asks Ss to predict what the lesson is going to be about from the previous activity and writes their ideas on the board. S-T gives Ss the worksheet and asks them to skim the text to check their predictions. S-T asks Ss to scan the text and look for specific information. S-T re – reads the worksheet with the Ss. S-T asks Ss about the meaning of the text. S-T gives Ss 20 minutes to complete the exercise and offers help. Ok, are you ready to play? Let me give you an example first. S-T: That was excellent, girls! Congratulations to the winner! Now to the second activity! S-T: What do you think we are going to talk about today? What were the words in the game? Countries? Colours? S-T: Today we are going to work with this worksheet, ok? I want you to give it a quick look and to see if you were right with your predictions. S-T: Now I want you to look for any new words in the text. Is there any new words in this text? S-T: Ok, so we have a cashier and nurse… we know those jobs… what about the third? Interpreter. Is that a new word? S-T: So what is this text about? We know it is a about jobs, but what else? S-T: Ok, you have 20 minutes to complete the worksheet. Remember this is individual work. Do you need dictionaries? I have dictionaries for you. Predicting Skimming Checking predictions Scanning 30 min T-S T-Ss
  • 30. Post S-T checks the answers with the class using peer correction. S-T gives back Ss’ work and gives them a few minutes to think about their performance. S-T presents a charade activity. S-T gives and writes the instructions on the board. S-T gives Ss their checked homework and closes the lesson. S-T: Ok, no more time, girls! I need your worksheets. Do not worry if you did not finish, it is ok. We are only going to check what you have done, ok? You are going to check someone else’s work, as we always do, remember? S-T: Now that you have your own worksheets I want you to think about your performance. How many good and bad answers? Why? Did you need more time? Or it was too difficult? Think about it for a moment. It is important that you do it. S-T: The last activity is going to be a charade activity related to the vocabulary (jobs). One of you is going to be a mime and the rest of your team is going to guess, ok? You have to use gestures without speaking, just like mimes. Each team has 3 chances to guess the job, while the other teams are quiet. Congratulations to the winner of the game! You were really good! That was the last activity, girls. S-T: I have your crosswords here and I re-checked them. Pick yours and pass them on. And before the ring bells, we had three activities today. Can you tell me the activities? Summarising 25 min S-S T-S T-Ss S-Ss
  • 31. POST LESSON COMMENTS : How did the lesson come out in relation to what you have planned? Refer to: aims, anticipated problems, time, students’ motivation, organization, setting up tasks. The aim mentioned just one activity, so I had to fix it to include the last activity. I was extremely late and we lost approx. 20 minutes, so I had to push my Ss a little more than usual. My students were really motivated and supportive, not only because my university teacher was there but also because they understood the language and the activities were engaging. My instructions were not very clear, there are always students that do not understand what they have to do. I have problems when asking questions because most of the time they are too confusing for my students. What would be the aspects you need to improve in the planning and development of future lessons? Timing: be on time and do my best in the 90 minutes of the lesson. Learn how to use the board in an organized way so that my students can keep track of what I write. Have clear instructions. I need to create more precise and concise instructions written and orally. Improve the closing of the lesson and finishing activities. Adapted from University of Sussex
  • 32. Game:  Bankrupt     CASHIER     NURSE     INTERPRETER     HAIRDRESSER     SECRETARY     LAWYER     WAITER  /  WAITRESS     TEACHER     CARPENTER     DENTIST     SINGER     PSYCHOLOGIST     BAKER     ACTOR  /  ACTRESS     DOCTOR    
  • 33. GARDENER     POLICE  OFFICER     VET     JOURNALIST     ENGINEER     BUILDER           $2.000   Cashier   Waiter  /  Waitress   Baker   Journalist   $3.000   Nurse   Teacher   Actor  /  Actress   Engineer   $4.000     Interpreter   Carpenter   Doctor   Builder   $5.000   Hairdresser   Dentist   Gardener   $6.000   Secretary   Singer   Police  officer   $7.000   Lawyer   Psychologist   Vet    
  • 34. Ilustre  Municipalidad  de  Concepción   Liceo  de  Niñas   Departamento  de  Inglés   Miss  Yolanda  Bravo  G.   Miss  Camila  Cuevas  A.     Name:  __________________________________________  Grade:  ________  Date:  ________     PROFESSIONS  AND  OCCUPATIONS.       Instructions:  Match  the  name  of  the  jobs  with  their  corresponding  description.       1)  Cashier   ___  A  person  who  defends  people’s  rights.   2)  Nurse   _1_  A  person  who  collects  payments  for  customer  purchases.   3)  Interpreter   ___  A  person  who  serves  food  in  a  restaurant.   4)  Hairdresser   ___  A  person  who  teaches  people.   5)  Secretary   ___  A  person  who  acts  in  plays,  TV  series  and  movies.   6)  Lawyer   ___  A  person  who  catches  criminals  and  mantains  public  order.   7)  Waiter  /  Waitress   ___  A  person  who  helps  people  cope  stress,  life  issues  or  mental   health  problems.     8)  Teacher   ___  A  person  who  takes  care  of  plants.   9)  Carpenter   ___  A  person  who  helps  sick  animals.   10)  Dentist   ___  A  person  who  tells  the  news  on  TV,  radio  or  newspaper.   11)  Singer   ___  A  person  who  takes  care  of  patients  (and  helps  a  doctor).   12)  Psychologist   ___  A  person  who  takes  care  of  people’s  teeth.   13)  Baker   ___  A  person  who  makes  and  sells  bread.   14)  Actor  /  Actress        ___  A  person  who  cuts  people’s  hair.     15)  Doctor   ___  A  person  who  provides  an  oral  translation  between  speakers  of   different  languages.   16)  Gardener   ___  A  person  who  helps  sick  people.   17)  Police  officer   ___  A  person  who  works  with  wood.   18)  Vet   ___  A  person  who  designs,  constructs  and  maintains  public  works   (roads,  bridges  or  harbors  etc.)   19)  Journalist   ___  A  person  who  sings  songs.   20)  Civil  Engineer   ___  A  person  who  answers  phone  calls  and  does  office  work.                
  • 35. CASHIER   POLICE  OFFICER   NURSE   VET   INTERPRETER   JOURNALIST   HAIRDRESSER   ENGINEER   SECRETARY   BUILDER   LAWYER   MAGICIAN   WAITER  /   WAITRESS   TAILOR   TEACHER   FARMER   CARPENTER     DENTIST     SINGER     PSYCHOLOGIST     BAKER     ACTOR  /  ACTRESS     DOCTOR     GARDENER      
  • 36. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE Lesson plan: #4 Level: 11th grade Date: 6th October Time: 11:15 – 12:45 Length: 90 min. Teacher: Camila Cuevas Araneda Aims: By the end of the lesson Students will be able to produce a poster with pieces of advice related to jobs to their classmates. Assumed Knowledge: Modal verbs to give advice (should, ought to, had better) Vocabulary related to jobs Anticipated problems: Ss can’t agree on a job to work …and solutions: S-T gives them a job. Aids: Flashcards Data Whiteboard Blank sheets Dictionaries STAGE OF LESSON and procedure PURPOSE What I’m going to say Interaction SKILL(S) DEVELOPED Time PREPARATION STAGE S-T invites Ss to play a matching activity with flashcards. Engage Ss. S-T: Do you remember the game with images of jobs? Today we are going to play a memory game with those images. You have to match the image with the corresponding name of the job, ok? Images and names will be separated in the board, so you pick one from the images side and one from the names side. One girl from group A and then one group B. Clear? Fernanda, what are we going to play today? How many groups do T-Ss Speaking Listening 20 min.
  • 37. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE Framing the task we have? Very good! Excellent, are you ready girls? Go! Congratulations to the winner team! Now the game is over and I am going to show you what we are going to do today. S-T: I want you to tell me the modal verbs we use to give advice, because today we are going to create a really nice poster giving advice to our classmates. You have the opportunity to show everything you know in this activity. S-T: We need groups of 4 or 5 girls, (you decide how does what), choose a job you like and write it on this little piece of paper. S-T: Now we exchange the little pieces of paper so you get another job, not the one you chose. You have to create a poster for the job you got. S-T: Now I am going to give you the instructions and then an example of what you have to do in 1 hour. Remember you are not writing
  • 38. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE advices for you; you are giving advice to your classmates, ok? S-T: So now that you have yout groups, you have to think of five personal qualities a person should have in order to be good at that job. For example: funny, creative, original, etc. Here you have more examples. You can use the dictionaries to get more qualities. Is that clear, girls? María José, what are we doing today? Do we have to match jobs and descriptions? s-T: Now you have a few minutes to plan your posters. TASK DEVELOPMENT STAGE S-T gives Ss a surprise element. S-T monitors Ss work. S-T: When you finish your posters, you are going to present them to the class ok girls? S-T: Very good pieces of advice, girls! That is very creative, Daniela! Well done. S-T: Now that you finished your poster, you have to present them to the class. After you present them, you need to tell the rest of the class how you organized your work. It is very S-S S-Ss T-S Writing Speaking 40 min
  • 39. UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE LA SANTÍSIMA CONCEPCIÓN FACULTAD DE EDUCACIÓN - DEPARTAMENTO DE LENGUAS ENGLISH PEDAGOGY PROGRAMME TEACHING PRACTICE POST TASK STAGE S-T gives feedback and evaluates the success of the task. important that you do this, because we can all learn from you. Remember that everyone in the group participates in this activity and everyone needs to say something. You decide how to organise your presentation. S-T: Congratulations to you all, you did a great job! Now I want to clarify a few little mistakes I saw while you were working. Listening 30 min Post lesson comments: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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  • 45. •  TEACHER      WAITER  /  WAITRESS     •  CASHIER        HAIRDRESSER   •  NURSE        SECRETARY   •  LAWYER        ARCHITECT   •  GARDENER        SINGER  
  • 46. •  DENTIST          PSYCHOLOGIST     •  BAKER          ACTOR  /  ACTRESS   •  GARDENER          POLICE  OFFICER   •  VET              JOURNALIST   •  CHEF  /  COOK      ENGINEER  
  • 47.                   If you want to be a good magician: * You should be creative and original. * You ought to read many magic books to get new ideas. * You had better be funny and energetic. * You should watch videos of other magicians and learn from them. * You ought to be very organized. * You had better never reveal your secrets.            
  • 48. STANDARDS 2 & 3 Task 2: When planning my classes I always consider my students behaviour in the classroom and the level of motivation and participation they usually present. When I first arrived at Liceo de Niñas I thought my students would be very difficult to deal with but truth is, they are very polite and respectful. I have to say it helps me a lot when preparing my lessons because I do not have to worry so much about classroom management, and focus on the activities for them instead. I have noticed my students have a very passive attitude in their learning process, and I do not blame them at all, because unfortunately that is how they have been taught for the past few years. With a few exceptions, my students were used to write down everything in their copybooks and work on a few worksheets. For the past two months, I have been trying to change that and use a more communicative approach with my students so they can participate more actively in their learning process. I try to relate the contents with both my own personal experiences and theirs (as I do not know them very well yet); I make Ss work in pairs or groups and we also check activities in groups and as a whole class, so they all feel part of their own learning process. I always give them new words to increase their vocabulary and explain them with a short story or anecdote so they can easily remember it. I try to be as active and supportive as I can be and I try to reflect it on my lessons and activities. When I started doing my classes, my students were very reluctant to ask me to explain again or to ask me for help in general. It is completely different now; I barely have time to take a seat and I like that because I can tell my students
  • 49. feel very comfortable with me. Although they are more active than before, I need to keep working on that so they understand the importance of asking and participating in class. I also consider timing and the possible problems the school may present. For example, I hardly use the textbook because my students never carry it with them, and even though my guide teacher asked them to bring it every week, they do not do it. Another problem is that the lab does not work properly and even though you arrive early to get everything ready there is always a problem and the students do not do much work on the lab. They tend to be more difficult to manage when we use the lab. I also try to include things they like or are interested into, for example in this unit I included jobs, apart from the most common, that they would like to have in the future as a way to keep them on track and focused on their next goal which is go to university.
  • 50. Task 3: Planning is very difficult to me because I did not plan a class for more than 6 months and I think I never learnt to do it very well. The design of the class it is by far more complicated than actually doing it at school, because of all the details we have to take into consideration. I know it is the lack of practice what makes planning a really difficult task which is why I have been checking and fixing my work. When planning the unit I had to ask for help; my guide teacher at school, some of my classmates and friends who are already teachers answered me questions and gave me few tips to give a good class. I also search online to get new ideas and experiences I could use at school to help me feel more confident with my performance. I think it was the best thing I could have done because it has helped me a lot this past two months, and I hope I can count with their support in the future. Another problem I had at the beginning of the course was that my laptop broke and, apart from losing much information, I had to struggle for more than a month without a laptop to work at home. Unfortunately and because of that I lost time I could have used to prepare my lessons more properly. On the other hand, I believe one of my strengths is preparing materials. My students usually like them and ask me to give them more worksheets and activities like the ones I use. I spend a lot of time preparing my materials because I tend to be very meticulous; I like adding images and colours so that my students like my activities and worksheets. I also try to mix and use both materials I got online, and material I have designed because of two reasons: first, my students do not work very well when they have a worksheet taken
  • 51. from the book or online, and second, because nor the books or the material online know my students as I know them. They do not like old and repetitive materials because they feel teachers have not taken any time to prepare the lesson and therefore they do not feel motivated enough. Although I keep making mistakes, I think my ideas and materials are working very well at school because even my guide teacher has asked me to use them with the other courses she teaches (a little bit of help for her as well). Camila Cuevas Araneda Professional Practicum Liceo de Niñas