Tefl Lesson Plan
LESSON PLAN
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Teacher: |Room: 09|
Observer: n/a|Expected numbers: 09|
Date & Time: 03/13/2012|Class level: Intermediate|
Context: Introduction of present perfect tense mainly answering the question, "Where have you been?", "What have you done?"|
Teaching aids: Board and pens, sheet of rule|
Learner objectives:For the students to understand the correct usage of the present perfect tense.|Personal aims:To encourage students to participate and work in pairs/groups|
Anticipated problems for students:Understanding present perfect tense|Solution:Use many examples as possible|
Anticipated problems for teacher:Getting students to participate actively|Solution:Pairs/groups activities, ask questions to get students participate|
Procedure|Phase|Timing|Interaction|
Begin the lesson by asking the students questions like, what are you favorite places to travel? What do you like about these places? Why?|Engage|5|T-S|
Hand out pictures of different countries/places in the world to get students interested. Students will be likely to comment the pictures when I ask the question "what do you think of these places?"| |5|T-S|
Give students a sheet of the rule for usage of present perfect tense. Go over the sheet with the students. Give students many examples of places I have been to and what I have done. Sentences could be like, "I have travelled to China", "In China, I have walked on the Great Wall of China for two miles." "I have been to Vietnam." "In Vietnam, I have eaten grasshoppers." All of these can be done by both writing on board and speaking. |Study|12|T-S|
Explain clearly to the student the formations of present perfect tense, and the way sentences are constructed. Have the students think of the questions,
Note: By using the [Tab] key or the mouse, the cursor will automatically move to the next box. On the procedure section, use one box for each phase (engage, study or activate) of your plan.
Teacher: |Room: 09|
Observer: n/a|Expected numbers: 09|
Date & Time: 03/13/2012|Class level: Intermediate|
Context: Introduction of present perfect tense mainly answering the question, "Where have you been?", "What have you done?"|
Teaching aids: Board and pens, sheet of rule|
Learner objectives:For the students to understand the correct usage of the present perfect tense.|Personal aims:To encourage students to participate and work in pairs/groups|
Anticipated problems for students:Understanding present perfect tense|Solution:Use many examples as possible|
Anticipated problems for teacher:Getting students to participate actively|Solution:Pairs/groups activities, ask questions to get students participate|
Procedure|Phase|Timing|Interaction|
Begin the lesson by asking the students questions like, what are you favorite places to travel? What do you like about these places? Why?|Engage|5|T-S|
Hand out pictures of different countries/places in the world to get students interested. Students will be likely to comment the pictures when I ask the question "what do you think of these places?"| |5|T-S|
Give students a sheet of the rule for usage of present perfect tense. Go over the sheet with the students. Give students many examples of places I have been to and what I have done. Sentences could be like, "I have travelled to China", "In China, I have walked on the Great Wall of China for two miles." "I have been to Vietnam." "In Vietnam, I have eaten grasshoppers." All of these can be done by both writing on board and speaking. |Study|12|T-S|
Explain clearly to the student the formations of present perfect tense, and the way sentences are constructed. Have the students think of the questions,