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Personal Aims
| Take these from the action points from
your previous feedback
- to give
Ss clearer and shorter guidance to do speaking and listening
activities
- to
manage time efficiently
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Anticipated Problem
| What problems might SS have
with tasks? Can you foresee any problems
of class
room management? N.B Problems of TL go on LA
sheet
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Solution | What will you do in class to prevent / solve
these problems?
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Ss might not know some vocabulary on a given
topic
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Ss will be encouraged to guess the meaning of
the unfamiliar words
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Ss might
have some difficulties in listening
activities
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T will provide prompts and examples if
necessary.
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Stage
Name The name of the
stage.
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Stage
Aim
Why are
you doing this stage?
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Procedure What
will the teacher do? Describe in sufficient detail that another
teacher could teach this lesson.
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Materials What are
you planning to use?
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Interaction
Pattern S-S,
T-Ss etc.
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Time Mins per
stage.
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Lead-in
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To generate
interest, set context
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- T asks Ss
give a few adjectives describing food: bland,
spicy, sweet, salty, rich.
- T gives
an example of food she/he found unappetising when he/she was
younger.
- In pairs,
Ss discuss food their relatives like. They could also discuss if
their tastes have changed as they have grown
older.
- T asks a
few students to share their ideas with the
class.
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Slides
3-4
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T-SS
SS-SS
T-SS-SS
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5
min
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Vocabulary
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To develop
students’ ability to discuss what they like and
dislike
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- Ss are
presented vocabulary and they practise their pronunciation
- curry, pudding, risotto, stew,
stir-fry
- Ss match
the photos with the dishes and discuss with a partner which dishes
they like and dislike, giving reasons.
- Answers
are checked as a class.
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Slide
5
Ex.1,
p.223
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SS-SS
T-SS-SS
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5
min
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Speaking
|
To use
useful vocabulary in the context of the given
topic
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- Ss do the
quiz and then check their answers.
- Ss check
the pronounciaton of some words: mouse,
gluten, wheat, lactose, vegan,
vegetarian
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Slide
6
Ex.2,
p.23
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SS
T-SS-SS
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5
min
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Listening
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To use
listening strategy tips in listening
activities
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- Ss read
the Listening strategy and explain what clues might help them to
find the information in the strategy, e.g. tone of voice, words
that refer to a specific type of place.
- Ss listen
to the recording and answer the questions
-T checks
answers with a class
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Slides 7,
8
Ex.3,
p.23
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SS
T-SS-SS
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5
min
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- Ss listen
to the recording again to note down any words that helped them
answer the questions in Ex.3
- Answers
are checked as a class
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Slide
8
Ex. 4,
p.23
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SS
T-SS-SS
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3
min
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- Ss listen
to the dialogue between two teenagers and write the correct speaker
(Matthew (M) or Scarlett (S) for each
question.
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Slide
9
Ex. 5,
p.23
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SS
T-SS-SS
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5
min
|
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- Ss put
the phrases into the categories
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Slide
9
Ex.6, p.
23
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T-SS-SS
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2
min
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- Ss listen
to the recording again to match the phrases in Ex.6 with the
restaurants
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Slide
9
Ex. 7, p. 23
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SS
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5
min
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Speaking
|
To be able
to improve communicative efficiency and fluency through speaking on
a given topic
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- Ss
discuss the questions in pairs. T reminds them to include phrases
from Ex.6 in their discussion
- A few Ss share
share the ideas with the class.
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Slide
10
Ex.8,
p.23
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SS-SS
T-SS-SS
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3
min
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End
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At the end
of the lesson, students reflect on:
- what they
lave learned
- what remained unclear for
them
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2
mins
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