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    Lesson Plan Outline The Discussion

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    The lesson plan outlines a discussion activity for a Year 8 English class where students will take a stand on an issue and try to reach agreement. The class will be divided into two groups who will be given opposing positions on the topic "School does not start before 10 am". Each group will have 5 minutes to write down arguments for their position. Then, the groups will present their arguments to a jury of selected students from the other group in an attempt to convince them, with the goal of the students reaching agreement through discussion.

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    Lesson Plan Outline The Discussion

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    The lesson plan outlines a discussion activity for a Year 8 English class where students will take a stand on an issue and try to reach agreement. The class will be divided into two groups who will be given opposing positions on the topic "School does not start before 10 am". Each group will have 5 minutes to write down arguments for their position. Then, the groups will present their arguments to a jury of selected students from the other group in an attempt to convince them, with the goal of the students reaching agreement through discussion.

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    The lesson plan outlines a discussion activity for a Year 8 English class where students will take a stand on an issue and try to reach agreement. The class will be divided into two groups who will be given opposing positions on the topic "School does not start before 10 am". Each group will have 5 minutes to write down arguments for their position. Then, the groups will present their arguments to a jury of selected students from the other group in an attempt to convince them, with the goal of the students reaching agreement through discussion.

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    Lesson Plan Outline The Discussion

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    Marisol Otida
    The lesson plan outlines a discussion activity for a Year 8 English class where students will take a stand on an issue and try to reach agreement. The class will be divided into two groups who will be given opposing positions on the topic "School does not start before 10 am". Each group will have 5 minutes to write down arguments for their position. Then, the groups will present their arguments to a jury of selected students from the other group in an attempt to convince them, with the goal of the students reaching agreement through discussion.

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    ​ Lesson Plan Outline

    Class/Course: English
    Level/Year: Year 8
    Main Material: No material needed
    Global Learning Objective: To hold a professional ​discussion​ with convincing arguments
    Learning Content: The students take a stand on an issue and reach agreement with others

    Time Subgoal Learning and Teaching Activities Social and Learning Material,
    Working Form Media and Tool

    5 minutes The students are - The teacher introduces the activity Class will be 2 big group tables
    getting introduced - The teacher divides the class into 2 divided in 2 or circles of chairs
    to the exercise groups groups and 2
    - The 2 groups sit together jury members
    - The teacher picks one student from each
    group and names them as the jury

    5 minutes The students get to - The discussion:​ “School does not start Small group One paper per
    know the topic of before 10 am”​. discussions group
    the discussion - The teachers names one group as the
    proponent, one group as the opponent.
    - The 2 groups have 5 minutes to write
    down the main winning arguments

    10 minutes Articulate in a The two groups must now try to convince the everyone in see above
    discussion / reach jury with their arguments. group
    agreement with discussion
    others

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