Final Project-Roger Mandujano Britanico

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FINAL PROJECT:

INTEGRATING PRONUNCIATION WORK INTO A LESSON

1. Choose and reflect upon a lesson you have previously prepared or create a new one, considering the unique
teaching environment you find yourself in.

2. Using the insights gained from the course, brainstorm to incorporate activities or tasks that focus on integrating
pronunciation in such a lesson.

3. Afterwards, enhance and revise your lesson plan by incorporating these elements.

4. Please use the lesson plan format you currently use in your teaching context or opt for one that aligns with
your teaching style if you don't have a specific one.

5. Ensure that the updated plan maximizes the potential of the teaching of whatever pronunciation work is
featured within the chosen content.

Deadline: November 2nd

Send it as an attached document to: [email protected]


How about going to Cancun?
Why don’t we go to the beach?
Shall we rent a car?

Lesson Plan

Name: Date: Tutor:


Lesson
Level:
length:

Lesson Context
focus: :

LEARNING OUTCOMES (These should be your aims in terms of what you want the students
to achieve)

MAIN AIM: SUBSIDIARY AIM(S):

PERSONAL OBJECTIVES (Teaching skills YOU want to improve on or try in this lesson; use
feedback and reflection from your previous lesson. Limit this to 2 or 3 areas.)

What you will focus on: How you will achieve this:

1. ... 1. …
2. … 2. …

ASSUMPTIONS (What your students already know (about the language, an activity, the
topic) that will help them in this lesson)
RESOURCES AND MATERIALS (Write what materials you are using and where the
information comes from. You must reference all handouts/slides and upload a copy of each
to your e-portfolio.
INT. PROBLEMS AND
STAGE TIM PAT SOLUTIONS
PROCEDURES
AND AIM E T.
with CM and skills
Add lines if necessary.

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