write a lesson plan Tefl (PPP) for a large class of 60 students.
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
write a lesson plan for a large class of 60 students. The plan is 60 minutes long, so don't forget to put the timing for each stage, and the student/teacher interaction too. Note; S-T & T-S is not suitable for a large class, you need to get the students in small groups right from the start, and interact in those groups as soon as possible.
Here are a few things to remember:
Your students should be put into groups right at the beginning and they should work in these mini-groups throughout the lesson. You can put groups together for some activities but avoid whole class activities. You need to describe the group work in each of your activities.
All the students should participate as much as possible and aim for as much STT as possible.
Elicit – don’t lecture the students.
Use your group leaders to help you manage the activities, and help with monitoring and feedback.
Choose something that is suitable for both the age and the level of the students – they are pre-intermediate level teenagers.
The word count for your lesson plan is 600 words.
To write your lesson plan you can use either a PPP structure or a skills-based lesson plan structure. Here’s a quick reminder of the stages you will have to include (don’t forget you can find detailed information on these lesson plan structures in units 2 and 6 of the Methodology course). So first you need to decide which lesson plan structure you will use – you only need to choose one structure here.
Here are a few things to remember:
Your students should be put into groups right at the beginning and they should work in these mini-groups throughout the lesson. You can put groups together for some activities but avoid whole class activities. You need to describe the group work in each of your activities.
All the students should participate as much as possible and aim for as much STT as possible.
Elicit – don’t lecture the students.
Use your group leaders to help you manage the activities, and help with monitoring and feedback.
Choose something that is suitable for both the age and the level of the students – they are pre-intermediate level teenagers.
The word count for your lesson plan is 600 words.
To write your lesson plan you can use either a PPP structure or a skills-based lesson plan structure. Here’s a quick reminder of the stages you will have to include (don’t forget you can find detailed information on these lesson plan structures in units 2 and 6 of the Methodology course). So first you need to decide which lesson plan structure you will use – you only need to choose one structure here.
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