LP 3
LP 3
PURPOSE – Why am I teaching this lesson? What do I want the students to know/to be able to do by the end of the
lesson that they could not do before?
OBJECTIVES
SKILLS – Which skill(s) am I teaching and what aspect of that / those skill(s) will I focus on?
CONTEXT – How will I make the language realistic for the students?
by connecting it to their real world telling them a story of a boy who is in their age and he goes to a big school and the
other boy goes to a small school and I would talk about the difference between big and small school.
RESOURCES –– What resources do I need to create the context and provide practice so the students can do what they
need to do to develop? - Include realia, books, handouts, multimedia, songs, games, etc.
ACTIVITIES – What activities can I design that use the resources and are appropriate in the context? Are my activities
authentic and purposeful?
after students listening to the audio they would past cut out sentence to the correct boy who said it, then Student A will
read what student Rashid said and student B will say what student Tariq said in the Audio and in this way students will
check each other’s understanding, and check each other’s answers.
Activity Time Interaction Teacher (activity + exact Student (what they do + language Purpose / objective of the activity MCT comments
instructions you intend to give) you expect them to use)
(Please complete this BEFORE you speak to your MCT (or MST). Please bring a completed copy of it to your discussion
SELF REFLECTION
(Remember: THE IMPORTANT THING IS NOT THE LESSON; IT IS HOW MUCH YOU ARE LEARNING / WHAT YOU
UNDERSTAND ABOUT YOUR TEACHING / THE WAY STUDENTS LEARN. the more detailed your comments are, the higher
your grade will be) A very good lesson but a weak / incomplete / over-general reflection will mean a lower grade for the reflection.
However, a (very) good / not so good lesson and a very detailed / very complete / very specific reflection about it will mean a
higher grade for the reflection.