Celta Lesson Plan TP - 1
Celta Lesson Plan TP - 1
Celta Lesson Plan TP - 1
Assumptions: They can hear as this is a listening exercise. That the CD player is working.
Possible solutions: Get two observers to do a role play and keep a few separate transcripts in case this happens.
My personal aims: To facilitate listening of adjectives describing places To assess the learners understanding and giving accurate feedback To deliver the full contents of the lesson within the time limit
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Stage & aim Greeting Procedures Introduce my self tell the students my name and write my name on the board. Ask them to repeat my name until most of them say it correctly. Explain continuation from last lesson and share todays learning objectives - To get some listening practice on adjectives describing places Ask two competent students to tell their guesses about the two pictures on page 59 of the student book, Play and listen to the tape Check if their answers are right or wrong. Give positive feedback. Play and listen to the tape Tick the adjectives as you listen Est. timing 1 min Interactions Teacher Students
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Listening and writing describing words Assessment and feedback Working in pairs
Play and listen to the tape, one example is given. As you listen make a note beside the adjectives that Lucy is describing Play and listen to the tape Check if their answers are right or wrong. Give positive feedback. Distribute cut up version of dialogue Ask the students to listen to the tape and to put the dialogues in order Play and listen to the tape Check if their answers are right or wrong. Give positive feedback. Describing places - use of adjectives
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Summarise
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Language Analysis
(In the rare event of a skills lesson with absolutely no target language envisaged, please justify this below) Meaning
Pronunciation
Form
Possible solutions Speaking slowly or using the Phonemic alphabet to clarify the pronunciation Use examples sentences to clarify the confusion.
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