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Trainee:

Level ::

Date:

Lesson Number:

Lenght:

Anticipated start and finish time:

Main Lesson Aim

By the end of the lesson students will

Language Focus/ Skills Subsidiary Lesson Aim

By the end of the lesson students will___________________________________________________________

Language Focus/ Skills

Materials: Anticipated difficulties with lesson activities and classroom management:

How I intend to deal with these difficulties:

Personal Aim:

Board:


Trainee:

Level:

Lesson Number:

Lenght:

Main Lesson Aim

Date: Anticipated start and finish time:

By the end of the lesson students will

Language Focus/ Skills

Subsidiary Lesson Aim

By the end of the lesson students will___________________________________________________________

Language Focus/ Skills

Materials: Pictures of

Anticipated difficulties with lesson activities and classroom management:

How I intend to deal with these difficulties:

Personal Aim:

Board:


Form:

Meaning + Eliciting:

Phonology:

Checking Understanding:

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Trainee:

Level:

Lesson Number:

Lenght:

Main Lesson Aim

Date: Anticipated start and finish time:

By the end of the lesson students will know more vocabulary and the ‘At’ in the context of

Language Focus/ Skills

Subsidiary Lesson Aim

By the end of the lesson students will___________________________________________________________

Language Focus/ Skills

Materials: Pictures of people being interviewed

Anticipated difficulties with lesson activities and classroom management:

How I intend to deal with these difficulties:

Personal Aim: I hope to present a new vocabulary in way that they will be able to understand

Board:


• When did you study English? • (As a child? In college? In 1999?) • Where did you study English? • (In New York in 1998? In high school? At Oxford two years ago?) • How long did you study ? • (For ten years? For two semesters? Six weeks?)


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