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Lesson Plan Based On Content Based Instruction Template: To Talk About The Damage Pollution Caused To The Planet
Lesson Plan Based On Content Based Instruction Template: To Talk About The Damage Pollution Caused To The Planet
Lesson planning reflects teachers’ prior experiences as learners and teachers, knowledge of
their class of pupils, pedagogical content knowledge, and theories about learning, in a
visualization act of an imagined future lesson (Ho, 1995; John, 1991, 1994; Warren, 2000)
Content:
POLLUTION
Aim: (Describe the most crucial thing that you want to accomplish in this lesson. Make sure these
are measurable, learner centered, specific, action oriented, observable, achievable and realistic).
Objectives: (SMART objectives: Related to the content, the language or/and skills that the
students must be able to use properly to achieve the main aim of the lesson)
To make a presentation concerning three aspects that pollution can affect the
planet
Linguistic goal: To identify the vocabulary related to pollution
Assumed knowledge: (What should students know before this lesson to be able to
participate successfully?)
Materials needed: (List all the worksheets, technological and digital resources, classroom
resources, etc. needed for this lesson. Remember to use authentic materials).
Aspects to consider
Collaborative work
Authentic materials
Meaningful content
learner-centered classrooms
work top-down not button -up
errors are acceptable
LICENCIATURA EN BILINGÜISMO CONÉNFASIS EN INGLÉS
CONTENT BASED INSTRUCTION
PROFESSOR: MARÍA ANGÉLICA HERRERA RIVERA
The lesson plan’s objectives are clear and SMART (Specific, Measurable,
Attainable, Relevant and Time Based).
The stages of the lesson are clearly ordered to follow the standards of the
approach used (CBI approach).
The activities described in the lesson meet the students’ learning needs
and interests (content, level, skills practice, language practice, pacing,
vocabulary and grammar).
The lesson plan includes enough opportunity for AFL (peer-assessment
and feedback for students to participate actively in the lesson).
The resources used have been carefully selected and adapted to meet the
students’ needs and lesson’s objective.
There is room for reflection and promotion of equality, diversity and
inclusion.