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Analyze Learners
This lesson is designed for 24 students who are in grade eleventh, ages 17 to 19, all
females. These students are skilled in using technology tools such as computers,
smartphones, and various programs for academic and social purposes. Students'
knowledge level is very good and is above average. They like fun and challenging activities,
whether individually or collaboratively, and they also like speaking and writing activities
through which they can show their creativity. Most of the students are active learners.
The learning style of most students in the class is visual, as they learn, understand, and
remember the lesson better when the method used is visual, such as text, image or video.
State Objectives
Lesson Objective(s): ABCD
Strategies:
The lesson will be taught based on Learners-Centered approach and Subject-Centered
approach. Also, the strategies that the teacher will use in this lesson are Role play as well
as Collaborative group work.
Media:
As a way to explain Tag Questions, the teacher will use a Prezi presentation that is
provided with rules and many examples. Additionally, the teacher will use an explanatory
video to facilitate students' understanding of the lesson.
Technology:
The teacher and the students will use Zoom to meet and to be able to form groups which is
the most important thing in the approach that is used in this lesson.
Materials:
Students will use their e-textbooks to prepare for the lesson and to do more activities about
the topic. Furthermore, they will use their laptops or phones in order to join the Zoom
meeting.
Utilize Strategies, Technology, Media, , and Materials
o Kahoot: through a simple fun online game, students will compete against each
other, answering multiple choice questions regarding Tag Questions.
o Group work: using zoom breakout rooms students will be divided into six groups,
each group is expected come up with as many as correctly structured sentences
within 10 minutes, using topics from Theme1: The Brightest and Best. This activity
enables students to practice structuring Tag questions and connect to the theme
more.
o Role play: students will choose a random scenario from a box of scenarios related to
Theme1: The Brightest and Best, within 5min, students will ask each other back-and-
forth Tag Questions. This strategy helps student practice Tag Questions, improvise
in a situation, engage more in the lesson topic.