Lesson Plan with Technology
Your Name: Latta Vital Beugre
Class name: 2nd
Type of student: Grade 11 EFL students, have been learning English for 5 years.
Duration of lesson: 55 minutes
MATERIALS: laptop, speakers, blacboard, chalk
TECHNOLOGY COMPONENT: downloaded from/accessed in class at the following URL(s) or web address(es): www.manythings.org/ello/56.html/
OTHER MATERIAL: Transcript of the conversation to be listened to.
INTRODUCTION:
I will conduct the correction of the previous homework and give feedback.(about 5 min.)
Objective of the lesson (The students are expected to): After listening to the conversation, the students will be able to role-play a dialogue, using 80% of technology-related terms from the conversation.
TECHNOLOGY OBJECTIVES: By adding technology, there is more enthusiasm, and the lesson is less teacher-centered and more learner-centered as students are more engaged. Moreover, technology brings real life into the classroom and allows students to be exposed to native speakers’ language.
PROCEDURES: Steps of the presentation of lesson
1. I will pre-teach some vocabulary and expressions from the conversation to be heard.(15 min.)
1. I will pre-teach some vocabulary and expressions from the conversation to be heard.(15 min.)
2. I will have students listen to the conversation twice, taking down notes.(5 min.)
3. I will have students compare and discuss their notes with their neighbors.(10 min.)
4. Students will hold conversations, using terms related to their current use of technology.(15 min.)
STUDENTS’ ACTIVITY: Students will listen to a conversation,take down notes, produce and role-play a dialogue.
ASSESSMENT: I will know the students have learned through the use in their role-play of technology-related terms from the listening material.
BACK UP PLAN: Plan “B”: in case the technology does not work correctly, I will read the transcript of the conversation to the class.
HOMEWORK / FOLLOW UP: I share the transcript to the students and ask them to write personal answers to the questions in the conversation for next class.
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