ITEXSAL LANGUAGE SCHOOL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT LESSON PLAN 2013 Module 14 for adults PROGRAM: Adults level 14 TEACHER: Jonathan Osegueda TIME: 4h/c DATE: 15/06/2013 UNIT: 2 “Health matters” TEXTBOOK REFERENCE: Top Notch 3 OBJECTIVE OF THE CONTENT: Call in sick, talk about dentals emergency and describe symptoms CONCEPTS PROCEDURES ATTITUDES GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT LISTENING Unreal conditional Listening to someone with a dental Performing oral and written asks with Modal must emergency during a trip. confidence. VOCABULARY Checking the symptoms each patient Performing academic tasks with creativity Symptoms describes. and enthusiasm. Ex. I feel dizzy SPEAKING Promoting good manners while interacting I´ve been vomiting.. Practicing words pronunciation. with others. Talking about the info in the website. Share different information with their Sharing their own info about an classmates. emergency that they have suffered. Work in pair. WRITING Cooperation with their classmates. Completing exercises. Cooperation with the teacher. Writing down sentences using the vocabulary. READING Travel tips. Conversation model. BEGINNING: DEVELOPMENT: CLOSING: METHODOLOGY: The teacher introduces himself and asks them to do the same. He starts the class with a warm up activity asking questions related to the unit. By using a reading the teacher introduces the vocabulary about the unit and asks them to repeat after him. He focuses students´ attention on the grammar section which is the modal must. The teacher provides some sentences and explains the structure by using a chart that is in the textbook. Sts practice solving the exercises that are in the book. They perform some short conversations and produce their own with the teacher’s help. They are asked to practice the dialogues that are in the book so that teacher check the pronunciation. They practice their listening skill working on an exercise in the book. They work in the conversation model. They read the conversation alone. Then, they practice the conversation with a partner. After that, the teacher checks students’ pronunciation. ACHIEVEMENTS INDICATORS: Students can express symptoms when talking about health. Students are able to write sentences and express ideas using the modal must. EVALUATION ACTIVITIES: Oral practice Participation. Working on exercise pages EVALUATION CRITERIA: Punctuality Participation Good behaves Responsibility ITEXSAL LANGUAGE SCHOOL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT LESSON PLAN 2013 Module 14 for adults PROGRAM: Adults level 14 TEACHER: Jonathan Osegueda TIME: 4h/c DATE: 29/06/2013 UNIT: 2 “Health matters” TEXTBOOK REFERENCE: Top Notch 3 OBJECTIVE OF THE CONTENT: Make a medical or dental appointment and discuss types of treatments. CONCEPTS PROCEDURES ATTITUDES LISTENING GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT Listening the vocabulary. Will be able to Listening comprehension that will be Performing oral and written asks with Modals may and might evaluated. confidence. VOCABULARY SPEAKING Performing academic tasks with creativity Medical procedures Discuss when a person might need one and enthusiasm. Ex. A checkup of the procedures. Promoting good manners while interacting A shot Asking some questions about types of with others. An EKG treatments. Share different information with their WRITING classmates. Completing exercises. Work in pair. Creating dialogues using the grammar Cooperation with their classmates. structure Cooperation with the teacher. Writing down sentences using the vocabulary READING Consider the choices article in the book. BEGINNING: DEVELOPMENT: METHODOLOGY: The teacher asks some questions to the students to bring them to the class. As a warm up, sts work in a dialogue that they have to fill in with their own info. Then, the teacher introduces the grammatical structure which is will be able to and modals may/might. The teacher provides some sentences and explains the structure by using a chart that is in the textbook. After that, the teacher gives the vocabulary by playing a listening with it. Sts practice the grammatical structure by solving the exercises that is in the book. They perform some short conversations and produce their own with the teacher’s help. They are asked to practice the dialogues that are in the book so that teacher check the pronunciation. They practice their listening skill working on an exercise in the book. Besides that, sts write sentence using the vocabulary in the lesson. CLOSING: They work in the conversation model. They read the conversation alone. Then, they practice the conversation with a partner. After that, the teacher checks students’ pronunciation. Besides, sts create their own dialogue using both the vocabulary and the grammatical structure. The teacher asks them to share it with the class. As a last activity, the teacher presents a reading to the class which is about types of treatments. He asks some questions related to the article. ACHIEVEMENTS INDICATORS: Students can express ideas using modals may/might. Students are able to talk about types of treatments that they have used in the past. EVALUATION ACTIVITIES: Listening exercise Oral practice Participation. Working on exercise pages EVALUATION CRITERIA: Punctuality Participation Good behaves Responsibility ITEXSAL LANGUAGE SCHOOL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT LESSON PLAN 2013 Module 14 for adults PROGRAM: Adults level 14 TEACHER: Jonathan Osegueda TIME: 4h/c DATE: 06/07/2013 UNIT: 2 “Health matters” TEXTBOOK REFERENCE: Top Notch 3 OBJECTIVE OF THE CONTENT: Discuss types of treatments and talk about medications. CONCEPTS PROCEDURES ATTITUDES LISTENING GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT A reading about types of treatments. Performing oral and written asks with Modals might or might not Listening the vocabulary confidence. VOCABULARY Listening some conversations with a Performing academic tasks with creativity Remedy doctor. and enthusiasm. Therapy SPEAKING Promoting good manners while interacting Care Talking about some questions in the with others. A high fever book. Share different information with their Discuss some pictures using the classmates. grammatical structure. Work in pair. WRITING Cooperation with their classmates. Filling in a chart with their own info this Cooperation with the teacher. will be evaluated. Completing a notepad BEGINNING: DEVELOPMENT: CLOSING: METHODOLOGY: As an introductive activity, sts listen the article consider the choices.. The teacher writes a chart on the board so that sts fill in with the info that is in the reading. Then, the teacher checks the chart with the class. The teacher introduces the vocabulary by playing a listening with the vocabulary. Sts work in the exercises that are in the book, these exercises are related to the article. Then, the teacher checks students’ answers. After that, students write some sentences using the vocabulary of the unit. The teacher plays to listening so that sts can practice all the vocabulary that they have studied so far. When the exercise has finished, the teacher revises to see if sts get the right answers. The teacher gives a writing worksheet in which there is a chart with some questions that they have to answer with their own ideas, this activity is evaluated. Sts fill in with their own info a notepad related to types of treatments, this activity is in pairs. After checking the exercise with the class, the teacher presents a patient form that is in the book. Sts work in groups to complete this activity. ACHIEVEMENTS INDICATORS: Students describe symptoms and they give suggestions using modals. Students are able to talk about treatments around the world and which of them they prefer. EVALUATION ACTIVITIES: Writing exercise Oral practice Participation. Working on exercise pages EVALUATION CRITERIA: Punctuality Participation Good behaves Responsibility ITEXSAL LANGUAGE SCHOOL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT LESSON PLAN 2013 Module 14 for adults PROGRAM: Adults level 14 TEACHER: Jonathan Osegueda TIME: 4h/c DATE: 13/07/2013 UNIT: 2 “Health matters” TEXTBOOK REFERENCE: Top Notch 3 OBJECTIVE OF THE CONTENT: Talk about medications and expand students’ knowledge about the unit. CONCEPTS PROCEDURES ATTITUDES GRAMMAR IN CONTEXT LISTENING Modals Listening comprehension to complete Performing oral and written asks with must/may/might/be able some statements. confidence. to Playing a song using the grammatical Performing academic tasks with creativity VOCABULARY structure. and enthusiasm. A painkiller SPEAKING Promoting good manners while interacting Cold tablets Oral presentations by students talking with others. A nasal spray about treatments around the world. Share different information with their An ointment Group work talking about medications classmates. by making a role-play. Work in pair. WRITING Cooperation with their classmates. Grammar exercises to check if students Cooperation with the teacher. understood all the structure studied during the unit. READING A quiz to check if student understood the article about treatments. BEGINNING: DEVELOPMENT: CLOSING: METHODOLOGY: The teacher plays a song with the grammatical structure. Students fill in the space with the info they got from the song. After that, the teacher checks the answers with the class. Then, the teacher gives feedback about all the grammatical structures studied during the unit. Students work in groups making a role-play in which they have to imagine three scenes. Here, students are free to practice all the vocabulary studied during the unit. Students work in the review part on pag 24. The teacher checks all the exercises with the class. Students make an oral presentation about treatments around the world, this activity is individual. The teacher gives a written exam to the students as a final test to check if everything is clear. The teacher plays the last listening comprehension. The teacher gives back written activities that were hanging in on previous classes. ACHIEVEMENTS INDICATORS: Students are able to describe symptoms, give suggestions about taking medications and explain other treatments in the world. Students can use all modals properly in any context. EVALUATION ACTIVITIES: Written assessment Oral assessment Writing exercise Oral practice Participation. EVALUATION CRITERIA: Punctuality Participation Good behaves Responsibility