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Lesson Plan: Time Stages Interaction

The lesson plan is for a 10th grade class on TV and media. It has 28 students and will last 50 minutes. The aims are for students to learn vocabulary related to media, discuss their TV and media preferences and habits, and how media influences their lives. The procedure involves a warm-up activity matching words to definitions, speaking in groups about media habits and influences, learning new vocabulary by matching words to pictures of TV shows, and assigning homework.

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Lesson Plan: Time Stages Interaction

The lesson plan is for a 10th grade class on TV and media. It has 28 students and will last 50 minutes. The aims are for students to learn vocabulary related to media, discuss their TV and media preferences and habits, and how media influences their lives. The procedure involves a warm-up activity matching words to definitions, speaking in groups about media habits and influences, learning new vocabulary by matching words to pictures of TV shows, and assigning homework.

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LESSON PLAN

Teacher: Ilys Nagy Boglrka


School: Liceul Tehnologic Etvs Jzsef
Class: 10B
Number of students: 28
Lesson: TV and the Media
Level: pre- intermediate
Textbook: Just Right
Aims: ( by the end of the lesson, students will be able to):
-use some common collocations and vocabulary related to media
-talk about preferences about Tv programmes and channels
-talk about the influence of media in their lives
-practice using the present simple
Aids: textbook, blackboard, handouts
Anticipated Problems: Some students may have problems in expressing their opinions
in English .
Time: 50
Date: March 7th 2017

PROCEDURE
Time Stages Interaction
10 1) Warm-up and revision: T-Ss
T greets Ss and makes reference about last lesson`s Ss-Ss
topic and words, by telling students to match the
words in blue in Act.2 with their definitions.
15 2)Speaking task T-Ss
T goes through the questions in Act. 5 with the Ss, Ss-Ss, Gw
telling them that they are all in previous lesson`s
article, but to use their own opinion`s. T answers the
first question with the class to demonstrate. Ss work
in groups.
T gives Ss a quiz about their media using habits,
further discussing the issue of the media influencing
peoples lives.
20 3) Introducing new vocabulary T-Ss
T explains Ss that they have to find nouns that go Pw
with the verbs: read, watch, listen to, from Act.6.
Ss have to give their answers beginning with :You
can. Ss answer in chain.
Ss look at pictures of Tv shows and try to match the
definitions with the names of Tv shows.
T goes through Ss`answers with the class, asking Ss
to give names of type of show, e.g.: a is a soap opera,
like Neighbours.
4) Feedback and home assignment:
T asks if there are any words or issues they didnt
understand and assigns homework.
5 T-Ss
Can you live
2 weeks without
the Media?

1. Whats the first thing you usually do when you 2. How much time per week do you spend on
wake up in the morning? watching TV?
a) Have breakfast a) Less than 7 hours
b) Pick up a newspaper b) 7-21 hours
c) Turn on the radio c) 21-30 hours
d) Check your e-mail, Facebook, Twitter d) More than 30 hours

3. How often do you watch TV while eating your 4. How much time per week do you spend on
meals? listening to music?
a) Hardly ever a) Less than 7 hours
b) Occasionally b) 7-21 hours
c) Frequently c) 21-30 hours
d) Always d) More than 30 hours

5. You listen to the radio: 6. How much time per week do you spend on
a) Never watching movies?
b) Rarely a) Less than 7 hours
c) Most days b) 7-14 hours
d) Every day c) 14-21 hours
d) More than 21 hours

7. When was the last time you read a 8. How much time per week do you spend on
newspaper/magazine? blogging or social networking?
a) I cant remember a) Less than 7 hours
b) Some weeks ago b) 7-14 hours
c) Last week c) 14-21 hours
d) This morning d) More than 21 hours

9. Are you online even when watching TV or listening 10. How many times a day do you look at your Smart
to music? Phone?
a) Never a) Whenever I need to call someone
b) Sometimes b) When I have a break
c) Mostly c) Three times in an hour
d) Always d) Every 5 seconds

Results:
Most A You can do perfectly well without the Media.
Most B You like it, but your Media habits are still healthy.
Most C You could live 2 weeks without the Media but at great cost.
Most D You cannot imagine living in a world without the Media.

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