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Lesson Plan
1) Mathematics - In math, students use parallel lines and angles to solve geometric
problems. Understanding parallel structure in language can help reinforce the
concept of parallelism in mathematics.
Review Motivation:
3) Challenge students to create their own parallel sentences and share them with the
class.
Instructions -
Assessment Questions:
3) Identify the parallel elements in the following sentence: "She likes to read, write,
and paint."
Instructions:
3) Identify the parallel elements in the following sentence: "She not only enjoys
reading books but also watching movies."
Instructions:
1) Identify and highlight the errors in parallel structure within the text.
Assessment Questions:
1) What are common mistakes students make when attempting to use parallel
structure?
2) How can recognizing parallel structure errors improve one's writing skills?
3) Revise the following sentence to ensure parallel structure: "He enjoys playing
basketball, swimming, and to run."
Instructions:
Assessment Questions:
1) How can visual aids enhance the understanding of parallel structure for both the
presenter and the audience?
3) Identify and explain the parallel elements in the following sentence: "The company
aims to innovate, grow, and provide exceptional customer service."
ANALYSIS:
ABSTRACTION:
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[Teaching Strategy: Project-Based Learning]
Task 2 - Write a short story using parallel structure to highlight character traits and
actions.
ASSESSMENT:
Assignment:
1) Assignment Overview: Students will analyze a news article and identify instances
of parallel structure.
Assessment Question: Rewrite the dialogue without parallel structure and explain
the impact on clarity and