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Introduction of Noun Teaching
Form 3 – Session Plan
This form should be used for units 003 and 010

|Teacher: OPOKU FORDJOUR AGYEMAN | |Date:07/11/2011 |Location: ENFIELD COLLEGE |
|Topic: Introduction to nouns | |Start Time: 12:30 |End Time : 12:45 |
|Aim: Understanding the different | | | |
|types, and forms of nouns to improve| | | |
|writing skills. | | | |

|Timing |Objectives /Outcomes |Teacher Activities |Learner Activities |Resources |Assessment |
| |The learner will: | | | | |
|Introduction | |Teacher will introduce the topic.| | | |
|1 minutes | | | | | |
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