MATESOL ML7209 Lesson Feedback Name: Fateme Abedi Tutor: Martin Dobie Lesson focus: Date: 28/02/2024 TP 4 number: Gist and detailed reading / focus on lexis Level: Length of TP: Number of students: Mixed higher level 60 mins Around 16 (To be completed by the tutor after the lesson) Overall grade: Above standard / Up to standard / Below standard for this stage of the course Overall Comments Progress from previous action points Strengths Points to work on Comments on the plan Lesson aims Language analysis Anticipated problems & Suggested solutions Materials Other comments Tutor’s signature: 1 Acknowledgement: Eva Lake & Martin Dobie MATESOL ML7209 Lesson Plan Name Level TP number/date Lesson focus Length When uploading the plan to your portfolio, please name the file as: TPnumber LP Your name, e.g. TP2 LP Eva Lesson aim(s) Language development lessons: mention the target language and its use and context. Skills lessons: mention the sub-skill(s), genre and the topic To develop gist/detailed reading skills To enable sts to use descriptive words to write a book/film review Subsidiary aim(s) To extend sts’ range of lexis (compound adjectives) for writing a film/book review Personal aim(s) Which 2-3 specific teaching techniques are you working on? How do you plan to achieve them? Use board more effectively with a better handwriting. Ask CCQs consistently to check meaning and form. Materials (including reference to coursebook, page, exercise if appropriate). Remember to reference your materials in all hand-outs. Demmet, P., Hughes, J. and Stephenson, H. second edition. Life Advanced. Cengage Learning. P.34 Teacher’s PowerPoint / white board and marker / computer and projector / Pinterest pictures in my own PowerPoint 2 Acknowledgement: Eva Lake & Martin Dobie MATESOL ML7209 Language Analysis Complete the table below for any grammar, vocabulary or functional language you are planning to teach. Analyse each language item separately, or group them as appropriate for the lesson. Include analysis of any pre-taught vocabulary for receptive skills lessons. Language item (in context/ in a complete sentence from the lesson/lexical set/use(s)): Blurb /press/ thought-provoking Language analysis Anticipated problem(s) Meaning: (in student-friendly The consonant cluster in the pronunciation might be hard for some sts wording) -A short, interesting description of a book/film written by the author to convince people buy the film/book. -Make you think a lot about a subject. -causing extreme sadness Form: Sts might forget to use the hyphen between the two words. Sts might mispronounce the diphthong /eɪ/ Blurb Though-provoking Heart-breaking Pronunciation: /blɜːb/ /ˈθɔːt.prəˈvəʊk.ɪŋ/ /ˈhɑːtˌbreɪ.kɪŋ/ Appropriacy all words are standard Solution(s) - how will you address the problems in the lesson – CCQs, timelines, visuals… Modelling and drilling might be the best option. T writes the word on the board and mentioning the form. T models and drills and asks sts to say the word individually if necessary. Anticipated problems and solutions Related to procedure, classroom management, the students, the materials, different times of the lesson, etc. Anticipated problems Possible Solutions Having group activities can help managing the time and giving more sts a chance to share 3 Acknowledgement: Eva Lake & Martin Dobie MATESOL ML7209 As the lesson is about books and films and this class loves participating at topics we might run out of time if everyone speaks individually. 4 Acknowledgement: Eva Lake & Martin Dobie ideas while T monitors the groups and helps if necessary. MATESOL ML7209 Stage Lead-in Aim To prepare sts for the lesson and elicit ideas for the lesson InterProcedure action T shows film website telling film is good T<>st and website in which people discussed a s book T pre-teaches press and blurb T puts sts into groups of 3 or 4 and gives them some question cards to discuss in their groups StsAnd later T asks sts to answer the Qs that Sts were not in the cards from Ex. 1 5 Acknowledgement: Eva Lake & Martin Dobie Time Tutor comments MATESOL ML7209 6 Acknowledgement: Eva Lake & Martin Dobie