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"Adapting The English Language in Our Context" is an academic event promoted by first time in october 2012, in ISEP "Ignacio Ameadeo Ramos Olivera", so here I've decided to share with you a nice presentation given by Rae Roberts, I hope it will be helpful
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Planning Lessons4 easy steps
Planning Lessons
• What is the most difficult?• What is the most easy?
Objective: Have clear learning goals
1.Determine what students need.2.Determine what is the most important to learn3.Determine best way to learn
What do you need to consider first?• Content topic of the lesson SQUID
Content
Grammar
Speaking
Pronunciation
writing
ListeningReading
Vocabulary
Topic• Places to visit in the Yungay area.
Reflective Planning
• Students need to learn? (Knowledge)• Students to be able to do at the end of class?(Capacity)• Students to take away from this lesson?
(Learning expected)• Attitude???
Planning Lessons• What are the most important concepts, ideas,
or skills to learn and apply? Why are they important?
• If I run out of time, which ones could not be omitted?
• Conversely, which ones could I skip if pressed for time?
Objectives and action plan1. Objectives for student learning?2. SWBAT= Students will be able to…… Examples:SWBAT name the important areas near YungaySWBAT describe geographic locationsSWBAT accurately use the simple past to talk about the Yungay history.
Planning Lessons
Presentation PracticeProductionAssessment/evaluation of objective
LESSON PLAN TITLE: "AROUND PERU - ANCASH”
I . - I INFORMATION:
AREA: ENGLISH
GRADE: 3rd
SECTION: “F -G”
TIME: 80mn.
DATE: Sep. 10 to 13 2012
II.- SELECTION CAPABILITIES:
CAPABILITY KNOWLEDGE LEARNING EXPECTED ATTITUDES
Giving information about places in Peru
Around Peru
Ancash
Asking for and giving information from a descriptive text.
Initiative sample in the activities proposed in the classroom.
Planning Lessons
Presentation • What might you do first in this
lesson?
ACTIVITIES / STRATEGIES RESOURCES TIME
Motivation:The students
see the pictures and predict which city is:
BrainstormingManipulate cards 5 min
III.- DIDACTIC SEQUENCE:
Planning Lessons
Presentation • What might you do next?
ANC
ASH
HUASCARAN MOUNTAIN
LLANGANUCO LAKE
Planning Lessons
Presentation • What might you do now?
What do you need to consider first?• Content topic of the lesson SQUID
Content
Grammar
Speaking
Pronunciation
writing
ListeningReading
Vocabulary
Controlled practice
Checking comprehension
Recovery of previous knowledge: The students match the pictures
with its names 1. ( ) black and white
mountain 2. ( ) Chavin 3. ( ) Estela de Raimondi 4. ( ) Huascaran Mountain 5. ( ) Llanganuco lake
Flash cards
15 min
Presentation: Students read and listen about Ancash. Ancash is north of Lima, and includes part of the coast and part
of the high lands. There are some areas covered with sand and others with marvelous valleys and__________________.
In Ancash you can see the Andes; the _________________ Between these two mountain chains is the ______________
a place full of contrasts, with beautiful palm trees, lakes, snowy mountains and their high peaks.
The capital of Ancash is Huaraz, and some of its principal cities are: Carhuaz,Yungay, Recuay, and Caraz.
Ancash has rivers such as Nepeña, Casma and Huarmey, which flow through the evergreen valleys, and the river Santa that forms two canyons: and .
Contextualized practice- semi-controlled
Planning Lessons
• Contentualized presentation of grammar structure. How could you do that?
• Future tense
SPORTS
CARLOS IS GOING TO GO CLIMBING TOMORROW
ROBERTO IS GOING TO GO CANOEING
J0ESPH IS GOING go PARAGLIDING ON THE COAST IN A MONTH
Ancash lends itself to all sort of tours,above all adventures tours: you can go__________ down ___________ or you can__________ _______ , our highest snowy peak or you can go________________ down the rapids of the River Santa. If you are the cultural type, you can go_______ or visit museums such as the Regional Museum. You can also visit ______________ , which is about three thousand years old. There you can see archaelogical remains such as __________ or -____________ .Visiting Ancash is an unforgettable experience. Contextualized grammar practice Controlled or semi-controlled practice
Planning Lessons
Presentation (of topic)Practice Production (oral/written)Assessment/evaluation of objective
Planning Lessons
Presentation (of topic)Practice Production (oral/written)Assessment/evaluation of objective
Seimi-controlled Practice/production
Practice: Students complete sentences with be + going + verb ING Example: walk/Carhuaz/tomorrow Diana is going walking in Carhuaz tomorrow 1. canoe/river/tomorrow 2. trek/Huarmey/next week
3. ski/Huascaran/in two days
4. shop/market/in the afternoon
Meta plan
15 min
What do you need to consider first?• Content topic of the lesson SQUID
Content
Grammar
Speaking
Pronunciation
writing
ListeningReading
Vocabulary
Planning Lessons
PresentationPracticeProduction– What could you do?Assessment/evaluation of objective
Semi- controlled to free oral practice
Oral Production: Students interview some people about what they did in Ancash. Example: David/travel to Ancash/last week A) David, travel to Ancash? B) I travelled last week. 1. Jane/climb Huascaran/Last Tuesday
2. Jim/canoeing/in the mornings 3. You/visitCaraz/the first day
Wall papers markers
15 Min
Planning Lessons
PresentationPracticeProductionAssessment/evaluation of objectiveWhat could you do?
COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT VERB ACCORDING TO THE PICTURE. 1. Ana and Marco ____ _____ ____ in the afternoon
2. Joseph ____ _____ ______ in a month 3. Mike __ _______ _______ along Callejón de Huaylas
CHOOSE THE BEST WORD TO COMPLETE THE TEXT ACCORDING TO THE READING
1. In Ancash you can see the Andes; the _______________ 2. Between these two mountain chains is the ____________ 3. You can also visit ______________ , which is about three thousand
years old. There you can see archaelogical remains such as __________
or ____________ .Visiting Ancash is an unforgettable experience.
Assessment/evaluation
Presentation- What/how?Practice-What/How?Production What/How?Assessment-What/How
Planning LessonsContextualizedSequence of steps.Evaluation
Communicative lesson plan?
What are the real world communication purposes for Peruvian students to speak English?
• To play interactive internet games in English.
• To communicate with non-Spanish speaking persons in the virtual world.
• To enjoy the experience of speaking with non-Spanish speakers.
• To work in the tourist industry
• To work in business
• To go to school in an English speaking country
• To talk with family members who do not speak Spanish (well)
Classroom speaking purposes?
•To complete an assigned task.
•To learn a structure or vocabulary
•To get a better grade
•Randall’s Listening lab .com
•To have the pleasure to participate in English?
•Self directed, self motivated?
Types of speaking opportunities in the classroom?
•Repeat after me
•Repeat or summarize what was heard or read
•Ask and answer questions
•Group projects
•Pair work
Think-Pair-Share•Think alone
•Pair sharing
•Group share (pair/small group/whole group)
•Advantages for the student?
•Advantages for the teacher?
Learning Objectives•Talk about honesty•Narrate historical events•Sequence a story
What does it mean to be honest?
Be honestCan people really trust you?Be honestAlways tell the truth
Meets the objective of talking about honesty?
Name Name Name Name Name Name Name
July 24th
1783
1821
1822
1824
1825
1830
Meets the objective of :narration of historical events?Sequence a story?
What do you need to consider first?• Content topic of the lesson SQUID
Content
Grammar
Speaking
Pronunciation
writing
ListeningReading
Vocabulary
PresentationPracticeProductionAssessment
Develop a PPPA lesson plan. You plan MUST include a speaking activitity..
Questions that you have about: 1. creating lesson plans 2. creating speaking activities?
References
• Strategies for Effective Lesson Planning by Stiliana Milkovahttp://www.crlt.umich.edu/gsis/p2_5
• Ancash lesson plan by a Peruvian public high school teacher
• Google images
Thank you!•Rae Roberts
•Fulbright Senior English Language Fellow