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Please fill this in straight after your lesson (you can keep it relatively short) and send it to your tutor straight
away (unless tutor states differently) Thank you!
Lesson Aims:
Main lesson aim(s):
Overall aim: For ss to practice product writing in the context of appearances
Specific skill: To enable students to write an email to a friend, using correct punctuation and capital
letters.
Secondary lesson aim(s):
To be able to identify and put into order specific sections of a letter.
Looking at my lesson aims, I feel that the lesson was successful. My students were able to practice their writing in the
context of ‘special events’, and they each succeeded in writing a letter to a friend. They were able to both identify and
then put into order sections of a letter, and they demonstrated this in their output (letter) which they shared with their
class.
However, I felt challenged by how much I should elicit in terms of feedback on grammar and punctuation of their
deliverables. I dealt with this challenge by focusing on the sharing of their writing (the focus of the lesson) rather than
shifting into discussions of grammar (not the focus). I would have liked to come up with a brief way to elicit feedback for
the last minute of the lesson as well.
I am happy with:
-Accomplishing the aims of the lesson
-Managing time well for the main component of the lesson
-Using the pre-writing time to successfully and clearly introduce the class to new material
I am unhappy with:
-Not predicting and therefore not coming up with ICQs that were relevant to the technical challenges that the class
faced (i.e. will you share in the Zoom chat, or the wechat group?)
-Not finishing the class with a comfortable round-up of their letters (as I thought that I had more time left than we did, by
4 minutes)
-How much follow up (if any) we should give to students at the end of a lesson, in terms of takeaways.