The document summarizes an analysis of two lesson plans. For the first lesson plan on breakfast: the plan is generally good but lacks an assessment rubric, brainstorming in the opening is effective for introducing material, and activities like games help increase student enthusiasm. However, the main activity could be shortened and include more student participation. The second plan is intended for 6th grade over 2 hours but is less complete and could include more teacher-student interaction in the opening. Both plans would benefit from incorporating more opportunities for students to observe, ask questions, and communicate.
The document summarizes an analysis of two lesson plans. For the first lesson plan on breakfast: the plan is generally good but lacks an assessment rubric, brainstorming in the opening is effective for introducing material, and activities like games help increase student enthusiasm. However, the main activity could be shortened and include more student participation. The second plan is intended for 6th grade over 2 hours but is less complete and could include more teacher-student interaction in the opening. Both plans would benefit from incorporating more opportunities for students to observe, ask questions, and communicate.
The document summarizes an analysis of two lesson plans. For the first lesson plan on breakfast: the plan is generally good but lacks an assessment rubric, brainstorming in the opening is effective for introducing material, and activities like games help increase student enthusiasm. However, the main activity could be shortened and include more student participation. The second plan is intended for 6th grade over 2 hours but is less complete and could include more teacher-student interaction in the opening. Both plans would benefit from incorporating more opportunities for students to observe, ask questions, and communicate.
1. The lesson plan is good to implement with an opening session, main activity, and closing and have complete bullet points namely, competency standards, objectives, learning media, assessment sheets, indicators, goals, equipments, material, etc. However, it is lacking in the assessment rubric. 1. In the brain storming section at the opening, students have an idea of the material to be studied. The children are sure to answer the questions in the session. 2. The main activity is better for 45 minutes with the main activity 30 minutes and student evaluation 15 minutes. A long duration of time in children's English learning will make children feel bored unless it is followed by fun activities (games, singing, etc.). 3. The main activity is quite good, but students' activities should be included in the process of observing, asking questions, gathering information, associating, and communicating. 4. Learning will be more interesting if the teacher uses PPT, LCD, and video technology media. So that students will easily focus on the material presented. Or in the distribution of food and drink, students write them one by one on the blackboard. 5. The teacher uses audio lingual on the teacher's technique of reading aloud and drill and GTM on understanding the meaning of words, because here the teacher uses the mother tongue more. 6. The use of games in post activities is good for increasing student enthusiasm. 7. The closing section is very good by giving conclusions about the material that has been presented, opening questions, reflections, and greetings. If necessary, the teacher advises students to practice and study further material at home.
b. Second lesson plan
2. The lesson plan is intended for 6th grade elementary school with a duration of 2x50 minutes. 3. Less complete lesson plans do not include core competencies, competency standards, objectives, learning media, assessment sheets and rubrics. 4. Learning activities are quite good with the opening session, main activity, and closing. In the opening session, there was less interaction between teachers and students by only checking attendance. We recommend exchanging news and interaction about the material to be delivered. 5. The main activity is quite good, but students' activities should be included in the process of observing, asking questions, gathering information, associating, and communicating. 6. The lesson plan sheet above isn’t the name of the teacher who teaches and the principal.