This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class. The plan outlines a 50 minute class that will involve a test on the unit "Food for thought?". The test will assess students' knowledge of countable and uncountable nouns, reading comprehension, vocabulary related to democracy and human rights, and expressing compassion. The lesson will begin with a warm up greeting from the teacher. Students will then be given the test papers and instructions. Most of the class time will be spent with students completing the test while the teacher supervises. At the end, the teacher will discuss how the test should have been completed and have students self-evaluate their work.
This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class. The plan outlines a 50 minute class that will involve a test on the unit "Food for thought?". The test will assess students' knowledge of countable and uncountable nouns, reading comprehension, vocabulary related to democracy and human rights, and expressing compassion. The lesson will begin with a warm up greeting from the teacher. Students will then be given the test papers and instructions. Most of the class time will be spent with students completing the test while the teacher supervises. At the end, the teacher will discuss how the test should have been completed and have students self-evaluate their work.
This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class. The plan outlines a 50 minute class that will involve a test on the unit "Food for thought?". The test will assess students' knowledge of countable and uncountable nouns, reading comprehension, vocabulary related to democracy and human rights, and expressing compassion. The lesson will begin with a warm up greeting from the teacher. Students will then be given the test papers and instructions. Most of the class time will be spent with students completing the test while the teacher supervises. At the end, the teacher will discuss how the test should have been completed and have students self-evaluate their work.
This lesson plan is for an 11th grade English class. The plan outlines a 50 minute class that will involve a test on the unit "Food for thought?". The test will assess students' knowledge of countable and uncountable nouns, reading comprehension, vocabulary related to democracy and human rights, and expressing compassion. The lesson will begin with a warm up greeting from the teacher. Students will then be given the test papers and instructions. Most of the class time will be spent with students completing the test while the teacher supervises. At the end, the teacher will discuss how the test should have been completed and have students self-evaluate their work.
Time: 50’ Class: 11th D Teacher: Ileana- Cornelia Oancea Textbook: FCE Gold Plus, Longman Unit: 3. Food for thought? Lesson: “” Lesson type: acquisition of knowledge and skills practice Contents: Structures: countable and uncountable nouns Reading: Tickle your taste buds Reading: I can’t go out Vocabulary: democracy and human rights Functions: expressing compassion Competences: 1.2, 2.2, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4 Skills: reading, listening, Lesson aims: Lesson objectives: Strategy: a) Methods and techniques Explanation, elicitation, dialogue, exercise, inductive teaching, debate. b) Types of interaction: individual work, pair work, group work c) Teaching aids/ resources: coursebook, whiteboard, notebooks, video projector, computer, audio CD d) Forms of evaluation: students’ answers Classroom management: a) Level: upper intermediate b) Expectations c) Anticipated problems d) Solutions Evaluation Stage Type of activity Aim Objective Type of Materials Timing Evaluation Observ interacti ations on Warm up T enters the classroom, to create a pleasant - T-S - 1’ Verbal greets the students, checks atmosphere for the appreciations attendance and makes sure English class that the students have the to help students feel necessary materials on relaxed their desks. Announcing T gives Ss the test papers. to make Ss aware of T-S test papers 1’ - the content of T tells Ss that they have the test content and the test 45 minutes to solve the what they are exercises. supposed to do with T gives the Ss the it necessary instructions in order to complete the given tasks. Testing T supervises the Ss and to check the T-S test papers 45’ - the Ss complete the tasks. previously taught material Closing T discusses the way in to help students self- to self- evaluate T-S answer 3’ Students’ remarks which the tasks should evaluate their work their work S-T sheet answers have been completed and marking asks students to think of scheme the mark they would give themselves.