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Thuythinh - Group 6
Thuythinh - Group 6
GROUP MEMBER:
1. Hà Tân Sa - 20F7010045
2. Ngô Thị Thanh Thanh - 20F7010230
3. Trần Nguyễn Ngọc Hân - 20F7010011
4. Hoàng Thị Thúy Thịnh - 20F7010234
ASSESSMENT PLAN
Pronunciation
By the end of - To evaluate Regular short- Self-
the lesson, students' ability cycle formative assessment
students will be to accurately assessment
able to - To show
pronounce /bl/ students what
and /kl/ exactly. they need to
improve in their
pronunciation
Vocabulary
By the end of - To check Regular short- Quick game
the lesson, students’ cycle formative (Appendix 4)
students will be understanding of assessment
able to use the the new
lexical items language and the
related to the way they use the
topic: vocabulary
Environmental relevant to the
protection topic
Environmental
protection
Grammar
By the end of - To measure Regular short- Quizzes
the lesson, students’ level of cycle formative (Appendix 5)
students will be mastering and assessment
able to use using complex
Complex sentences with
sentences with adverb clause of
adverb clause of time
time correctly
COMUNICATION & CULTURE
Reading
By the end of - To collect Regular short- Discussion topic
the lesson, information to cycle formative
students will be make inferences assessment
able to: about students's
- Learn new reading abilities
words about and also helps
shopping learners to
- Read for main understand what
ideals in a text the teacher
about the expect
reason go to
shopping
centers
- Read for
specific
information
about the
benefit of go
shopping in
shopping
centers
Listening
By the end of - To process Regular short- Peer-
the lesson , authentic spoken cycle formative assessment
students will be language, assessment
able to understand
- Listen the explicit linguistic
information information, and
about the make inferences
convenience of of clearly
shopping presented
online information are
- Listen and be broadly defined
able to select competencies of
main ideals or listening that can
main be assessed
information . - Towards the
skill of listening
for specific
information
Speaking
By the end of - To assess Regular Presentation
the lesson, comprehension, medium-cycle (Appendix 6)
students will be vocabulary, summative
able to talk grammar, assessment
about a pronunciation,
shopping and fluency
center/supermar - To evaluate
ket or an open- speaking skills
air market in and receive more
your area feedback
- Use
vocabulary/
structure in the
above activity
about shopping
Writing
By the end of - To help Ss to Regular short- 1-minute
the lesson know the cycle formative reflection writing
students will be purpose of assessment assignments/
able to certifying self-assessment
- Write a proficiency, and (Appendix 7)
paragraph about evaluating
advantages/disa programs
dvantages of a
type market
LANGUAGE
Pronunciation
By the end of - To help Regular short- Peer-
the lesson, students to cycle formative assessment
students will be improve their assessment
able to pronunciation
Remember the skills.
rules of stress in - To give
word with /sp/- feedback on
/st/ students'
pronunciation
and offer
suggestions for
improvement.
Vocabulary
Students will be - To see if Regular short- Quizz (Appendix
able to learners cycle formative 8)
- Identify the remember assessment
meaning and vocabulary
use some words related to this
and phrases topic on a rating
related to scale
shopping - To confirm that
- Apply students
vocabulary understand the
related to meaning of the
shopping in word
practice
- Learn by heart
some new
words
Grammar
By the end of - To review the Regular 15 minutes test
the lesson, entire grammar medium-cycle (Appendix 9)
students will be structure, the assessmen
able to: most specific
- Use the tense( correct usage.
simple future..). - To assess the
Understand the level of
structure of understanding of
tenses to the learner
conjugate verbs
correctly. Signs
to recognize a
tense in English
- Distinguish
and use the
adverb of
frequency
COMUNICATION & CULTURE
Listening
By the end of - To evaluate Regular short- + Multiple-
the listening and cycle formative choice
lesson,students understanding assessment questions for
will be able to the vocabulary listening the
- Listen what we as well as main idea.
should do important notices + Gap-fill for
before, during, to do when the listening to
after the flood. flood arrives to detailed
- Recognize find out about information.
some tools and learners’ (Appendix 12)
equipment used progress towards
in the flood. the skill of
listening for
specific
information and
detail
information.
Speaking
Students will be - To assess Regular Individual /pair
able to students' medium-cycle /group
- Report the pronunciation, assessment discussion
news to the intonation, and (Pyramid
class about other aspects of discussions)
natural spoken language
disasters. through
- Use deliberate
vocabulary in practice
the above opportunities and
activity about feedback.
natural disasters
Writing
Students will be - To assess Regular Self-
able to students' ability medium-cycle assessment
- Write to use assessment
instructions appropriate
about things to vocabulary,
do before, sentence
during, and after structure,
a flood. grammar and
- Construct how how to do
to write "writing
instructions instructions".
about things to
do related to
natural
disasters.
- Use
vocabulary
about the flood
and flood
prevention.
LANGUAGE
Pronunciation
Students will be - To assess Regular Self-
able to: students' ability medium-cycle assessment.
- Recognize to pronounce assessment
many words and
vocabulary practice carefully.
about natural Create an
disasters and opportunity to
some measures improve
of prevention. pronunciation
- Know the skills through
nouns of some deliberate
words related to practice. Provide
natural feedback on
disasters. student
pronunciation
and make
suggestions for
improvement.
Vocabulary
Students will be - To assess Regular short- + daily/weekly
able to students' cycle formative quizzes
- Recognize the memory of the assessment + matching
stress of words topic's meaning
ending in “al” vocabulary and activities
and “ous”. correct meaning. (Appendix 13)
- Know how to Observe and
correctly say Evaluate the
words ending in ability to
“al” and “ous” pronounce
- Using correctly 'al' and
vocabulary 'ous' sounds
related to through
natural deliberate
disasters. practice. Provide
feedback on
student
pronunciation
and make
suggestions for
improvement.
Grammar
Students will be - To check Regular short- + matching
able to: students to cycle formative activities
- Know how to remember how to assessment + gap-filling task
use the past use, distinguish (Appendix 14)
continuous between 2
- Distinguish tenses and use
between the the correct tense
past continuous in the context.
and the past
simple.
APPENDIX
(include a sample test/quiz; and/or sample success criteria for self/peer-assessment;
and/or some project work; and/or sample interviewing work;…)
UNIT 7
Question 2: Is the sewage from factories treated before dumping into water bodies?
A. Yes, it is
B. No, it isn’t
Task 2: Read the passage and decide whether the statements are True (T) or
False (F).
There are many causes that lead to water pollution. One main cause of this issue is
wastewater coming from many factories and then being directly pulled out into water
bodies, especially into rivers or seas without any treatment because this is the most
convenient way of disposing of wastewater. Industrial waste consists of some kinds
of chemical substances such as sulfur, which is harmful to marine life. Lead is known
as the main reason for cancer disease. Cancer has become a popular disease in
several communes which are called “cancer villages”. Another cause is the
awareness of citizens, people always use water for many purposes and then they
dump wastewater or garbage directly into rivers, canals, ponds, and so on. In 2004,
because of a bird flu outbreak in Viet Nam, people threw poultry into water bodies
that made water highly polluted.
1. Waste water from many factories which is dumped into water bodies directly
causes water pollution. (T)
2. Dumping waste directly into the water is the most convenient way of disposing of
wastewater. (F)
5. Due to a lack of awareness, people poisoned water with dead poultry when there
was a bird flu outbreak in 2004. (T)
Question 12: The soil is poisoned because farmers use too many pesticides and
herbicides.
A. Famers use too many pesticides and herbicides, but the soil is poisoned.
B. Famers use too many pesticides and herbicides, for the soil is poisoned.
C. Famers use too many pesticides and herbicides, so the soil is poisoned.
D. Famers use too many pesticides and herbicides, or the soil is poisoned.
The teacher shows on the classroom screen (or pictures) about the word, and the
students answer that word.
Combine the following sets of Simple Sentences into one Complex Sentence by
using an Adverb Clause :
1. He came to me. I was writing an essay.
–> He came to me when I was writing an essay.
2. He worked hard. He wanted to get first division in the examination.
–> He worked hard because he wanted to get first division in the examination.
3. Karen has failed in the final examination. The reason is his carelessness.
–> Karen has failed in the final examination because he is careless.
4. We want to study. We aspire to get a good job.
–> We want to study because we aspire to get a good job.
–> We want to study so that we may get a good job.
5. He was ill. He could not attend the function.
–> He could not attend the function because he was ill.
6. He is very poor. He can not afford a car.
–> He is so poor that he can not afford a car.
Appendix 6: Speaking (Presentation)
Present on the topic: "The difference between a shopping center and a traditional
market.", using appropriate vocabulary and grammar.
An effective presentation includes the following elements:
- The presenter has a confident, natural, relaxed demeanor
- Opening and ending make an impression, grab the listener's attention
- The structure of the presentation is scientific, coherent, and not rambling
- Easy to hear, clear, inspiring voice
- There is interaction with the listener
- Respond positively to audience inquiries
- Provide useful information
- Reasonable presentation time
Success criteria: After students complete their paragraph, the teacher gives ss
success criteria for self-assessment:
I can use the information in the diagram in the textbook for my paragraph.
I can meet the demand for the length of a paragraph (120-150 words)
The teacher gives us the criteria and asks them to tick what they did in their
paragraph. After students’ assessments, the teacher shows students the mark with:
+1/6 and 2/6 criteria: Need to improve many things
+ 3/6 criteria: Need to improve some characteristics (vocabulary, grammar, writing
style, ...)
+ 4/6 and 5/6 criteria: good
+6/6 criteria: excellent
Students choose the words in the table and fill in the blanks
Present on the topic: "A dream shopping place.", using appropriate vocabulary and
grammar.
An effective presentation includes the following elements:
- The presenter has a confident, natural, relaxed demeanor
- Opening and ending make an impression, grab the listener's attention
- The structure of the presentation is scientific, coherent, and not rambling
- Easy to hear, clear, inspiring voice
- There is interaction with the listener
- Respond positively to audience inquiries
- Provide useful information
- Reasonable presentation time
Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c, or d) that best answers
each of the questions about it.
A: Hi. Can I help you?
B: Yes, please. Could I have something fpr a cough? I think I'm getting a cold.
A: Well, I sugest a box of these cough syrup. And you should get a bottle of vitamin
C, too.
B: Thank you. And what do you have for dry skin?
A: Try some of this new lotion. It's very good.
B: OK. Thanks a lot.
Read the Listening Strategy. Then listen to two dialogues and answer the questions.
Write the clues which gave you the answers.
Dialogue 1
1) Where are they? ________.
Clues: ________.
2) What natural disaster caused the damage? ________.
Clues: ________.
Dialogue 2
3) What kind of natural disaster are they discussing? ________
Clues: ________.
4) What time of day is it? ____________
Clues: ________.
Appendix 13: Vocabulary
Matching activities
Quizz
Appendix 14: Grammar
Gap-filling task
Portfolio
Students are to find an article related to the topic of NATURAL DISASTERS to read
and reflect on what they have found.
Deadline: a week after studying the lesson Communication and Culture
Your reflection should include the following information:
1. TITLE OF ARTICLE
2. SOURCE OF ARTICLE
3. MAIN IDEA OF THE ARTICLE
4. 5-10 NEW WORDS IN THE ARTICLE
5. YOUR EMOTION ABOUT THE ARTICLE
Appendix 16: Midterm test
Choose the word which has different sound in the part underlined.
1. A. wanted B. washed C. danced D. helped
2. A. goes B. watches C. misses D. brushes
3. A. come B. mother C. open D. some
4. A. mention B. question C. action D. Education