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Plan a lesson with creativity in mind
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Plan a lesson with creativity in mind

Lesson planning for language teachers
Last updated 10/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • how to plan a language lesson
  • how to boost your student's creativity
  • what interactive teaching resources to use
  • ESL lesson video lesson planning

Course content

3 sections10 lectures31m total length
  • How to plan a lesson with Froggy and Rocky4:42
  • Introduction into a topic0:45

    A warmer, intro to a topic, activation of previous knowledge.

  • Pre-teaching1:28

    Pre-teaching of some vocabulary or grammar ( 3–5 items, if necessary).

    • Ask questions

    • explain meaning of words/grammar within a context

    • practice pronunciation,

    • check understanding,

    • write and show other forms of a word/grammar

    • highlight phonology

  • Presentation1:10

    Presentation of a text, audio, video or a picture. Simple gist question, following some specific questions about the material

  • Controlled practice

    Controlled practice. Check understanding of the material/vocabulary or grammar rules. The examples are gap-fill exercises, true or false, etc.

  • Freer practice1:46

    Freer practice. Here students should use their own ideas within the specific context. For example,

    • complete sentences with your ideas

    • describe the picture relevant to target vocabulary/grammar

  • Free practice1:29

    Production, the final step. It is usually

    • expressing an opinion about the topic

    • advice

    • prediction


      You can tell your students your own opinion before the task as an example. Don’t forget to use target language. Special questions including target language can be formed to start a discussion.

Requirements

  • Intermediate level of English
  • Interest in teaching a language

Description

Let me tell you this.

You can not be a boring teacher . You just need a plan. And a little bit of imagination!

An online lesson always seems to be lacking something. Is it a structure or content? Ordinary exercises and textbooks are boring and mundane without “genuine real life situations”. Let’s make online lessons more structured and more entertaining!  Find out about lesson structure and new imagination-boosting activities for your students!

This course is for teachers, new teachers and teachers-to-be who want to learn more about CELTA methodology and standard lesson planning developed by Cambridge University. In addition, you will learn about untraditional learning materials for students, which promote interactivity and creativity during online learning.

The course teaches about

  • the standard PPP (presentation,  practice,  production) lesson planning

  • methods to boost your student's creativity with unconventional teaching resources

  • what is interactivity when teaching online

    • interaction with the “beyond the classroom” space

    • the teaching material composed of everyday language

  • how to facilitate interactivity during online lessons

The course shows

  1. The real example of a lesson plan "on paper"

  2. Demo lessons of professional teachers on grammar, listening and reading

  3. Additional videos about the future of language learning, the future of higher education, teaching methods for inspiring students

  4. Ready-to-use ESL lesson plans

  5. Real lessons for kids and teens on slides

  6. How to expand traditional teaching environment for educatorss and learners

I wish you a great learning experience!

Who this course is for:

  • ESL teachers
  • Teachers or future teachers of any language