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    Irene Zabiela Learner Profile TESOL 2

    LESSON PLAN: One-to-one Lesson

    Teacher: Irene Zabiela Date: 07/09/12 Time: 1 hourLevel: FCE level Number of students: 1 Age Range: 27

    Main Focus: By the end of the lesson the student will be able to skim through a text in order to get the main ideas.

    Sub-aims: 1 - Language Aims: The student will revise, as well as being introduced to functional language for expressing opinions and giving advice.

    2 Skills and Sub-skills: Reading-Previewing and Predicting from the text, top-down processing, skimming-; Speaking-responsive, making

    suggestions, giving opinions-.

    3 - Vocabulary: The student will encounter new vocabulary about Food and Nutrition such as fatty food, munchies, overeating, drugs,

    gut,etc; expressions to give opinions and make suggestions.

    4 - Phonological Aims: Falling and rising intonation when giving opinion and making suggestions.

    Anticipated Learner Difficulties: The student may have some difficulties with skimming texts, using specific vocabulary for Nutrition and expressing her

    opinions and giving suggestions.

    It is expected that the student already know: In order to understand the text the student should know how to manage a wide range of verb

    tenses such as present simple, present continuous, past simple and present perfect and some lexis related to food and eating habits.

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    TIME STAGE LESSON CONTENT AIM STUDENT ACTIVITY TEACHER ACTIVITY INTERACTI

    ON

    PATTERN

    AIDS

    5'

    15'

    20

    LEAD-IN

    PRE-READING

    WHILE-

    READING

    Part 1

    To introduce the topic, checkbackground knowledge and

    activate content and formal

    schemata.

    To preteach vocabulary from

    the text.

    For the student to developpreviewing and predicting

    strategies by reading the title,

    subtitle and the first sentence toguess what the text is going tobe about.

    To skim the text

    quickly to

    gather the most important

    information and skip irrelevantdetails in order to get the gist of

    it.

    Student watches thepresentation while she

    recognizes and names

    introductory vocabulary.

    Student guesses which theconnection among pictures

    may be.

    Student looks at the pictures

    and tries to come up with their

    meaning.

    Student reads the article titles,subtitle and first sentence to

    predict what the article is

    going to talk about.

    St answers T/F for the

    questions given .

    St carries out the activity.

    Student reports her answers to

    the teacher.

    Teacher introduces thetopic by showing some

    pictures through a Ppt

    template. Teacher elicits

    vocabulary encouragingthe learner to participate in

    the process of discovering

    and understandinglanguage.Afterwards, she asks the

    student how all those

    pictures are connected.

    Teacher shows somepictures to the student to

    introduce and teach new

    vocabulary from the text.

    Teacher asks the student tohave a quick look to the

    article but only to payattention to the title,

    subtitle and first sentence.Teacher explains to the

    students that she just has to

    get an idea of the overall

    direction of the text byreading the title,subtitle

    and first sentence.

    Teacher asks the student to

    read the text and answerT/F questions to get the

    main ideas.

    Teacher monitors studentsperformance

    After student finishes the

    activity, T asks the student

    to checks her answers

    T-SS-T

    T-S

    S-T

    T-S

    IW

    T-S

    S-T

    Ppt template

    Laptop

    Flash cards

    Slips of paper with

    the names of the

    items introduced

    Printed copy of the

    reading text

    Worksheet 1

    Worksheet 2

    Worksheet 3

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