Level: __I2____ Date/Time: _Wednesday, June 11th____ Goal: Talking about job interviews Objectives (SW!T": Students Will e !le To! 1" tal# aout $os y usin% ne& vocaulary 2" read aout $o intervie&s '" listen to ma#e in(erences y determinin% &hat in(ormation the em)loyer is tryin% to (ind out Theme: __*nit +, The -er(ect .atch !im#Skill#$icroskill !ctivit%#Proce&ure#Stage 'nteraction Time Activity 1 Question Review: Students will have the opportunity to ask any questions that have come up while practicing for their test. First at their tables, then asking the teacher S! 1/ min Activity 2 "nit # $%am "nit # $%am &egin with 'istening (ctivity)%, *ictation + )% plus e%ample sentence Individual -ortion o( 01am 2rea# 1/ min 34 min 4 min rea# Activity 3 ,etting Started + "nit -ntroduction !alking about .ob interviews )./ 0reStage: - think finding a .ob takes a lot of marketing. 1ust like we talked about advertisements, .ob interviews are all about selling yourself. -n this unit we will talk about .ob interviews, the present perfect tense, understanding grammar clues, making generali2ations, deciding if information is supported in a te%t of not 3inferences4, and writing with supporting details ).). *uring Stage: T,5 T,5 5,5 4 min + min !ransition to 56: 6o& lets tal# s)eci(ically aout the 7uestions and to)ics that come u) at $o intervie&s 'ead a discussion about .obs and .ob interviews: 7hat qualifications 3type of e%perience, skill4 does someone need to get a good .ob8 9onversations at table groups See where the conversation goes + possible topics 7ho has had a .ob8 7ho has been on a .ob interview8 7ho has hired someone else8 ).: 0ostStage: &rainstorm whole class and review vocabulary related to .obs and interviews !angible ;utcome < !. feedback=peer feedback: vocabulary words on the board + min Activity 4 7arm "p 'istening !ransition to 5>: Let8s loo# at an e1am)le o( a $o intervie& (or a $ournalist )./ 0reStage: ppt winstructions 7ith a partner + 7hat kind of information do employers want to find out during .ob interviews8 ?ow can you best get ready for a .ob interview8 @ake a list of answers for each question. 7rite on butcher paper and post in the room !ake a minute to review answers as a class ).). *uring Stage: review vocabulary in 'istening (ctivity 5) + book p.#> 'isten and asnwer 3)%4 Review as class ).: 0ostStage: (sk additional comprehension questions 5,5 T,5 5,5 T,5 4 min 4 min 4 min !angible ;utcome < !. feedback=peer feedback: 'ist of answers from pre stage activity on butcher paper, answers to listening activity 5) Activity 5 Figure -t ;ut Read a sample .ob interview !ransition to 5#: )./ 0reStage: 9heck understanding of some vocabulary + te%tbook -nclude idea of dream .ob 7orkbook +p. >A5) 7ords related to .ournalism or getting a .ob 9omplete with a partner ).). *uring Stage: Read the interview (nswer the questions with your table .igsaw answers ).: 0ostStage: -nner circleouter circle conversation 0pt instruction *iscuss with the person across from you: / min each. ?ow important do you think the criteria of BBBBBBBB is to choosing a .ob. 7hy or 7hy not8 Feel free to discuss what you think is more important 3money, power, adventure, being famous, family opinion, en.oyment, personal interests4 !eacher monitor for grammar, vocab, pronunciation, and bravo !angible ;utcome < !. feedback=peer feedback: 7orkbook activity 5) vocabulary sort, answered questions about reading T,5 5,5 5 5,5 4 min 14 min 1/,14 min Wrap-up 'esson $valuation 0rocedures: ?omework: on ppt and website + check answers at home Student &ook p. ## 56 + Cocabulary 9heck 7orkbook p. 6D5/ 1ob (pplication 4 min $%it !icket: 7hat is your dream .ob8 *o you already have it8 .aterials : 5i%n,in sheet, 01am, 9om)uter (or listenin% activities, chart )a)er, mar#ers, timer, $i%sa& letters, ))t (or instructions, e1it tic#et :ntici)ated -rolems ; 5u%%ested 5olutions: Technolo%y < aility to read listenin% activities out,loud to students, aility to sho& instructions on doc cam or share orally, =rou) &or# ans&erin% 7uestions < i( students aren8t &ritin%, as# them to &rite or have them &rite on chart )a)er (or dis)lay" 9ontin%ency -lans >&hat you &ill do i( you (inish early, etc"?: .oile )hone activities to )ractice usin% com)aratives/su)erlatives (rom *nit @ 1" :s# students to &or# in small %rou)s" Tell them to ta#e out their moile )hones >e )re)ared (or the loo#s o( sur)rise, students are (ar more used to ein% told to )ut their moile )hones a&ay? and to A)resentB their moile )hones to each other" Cou could &rite the (ollo&in% in(ormation on the oard to hel): When did you uy itD Ho& much did it costD Is it your (irst )honeD What do you li#e aout itD What don8t you li#e aout itD Ence they8ve done that, as# students to ma#e com)arisons o( the moile )hones" 5et a tar%et o(, (or e1am)le, ei%ht sentences com)arin% the di((erent )hones" For e1am)le: 5uzy8s )hone is i%%er than mine" Tanya8s )hone &as chea)er than 5uzy8s" 0nzo8s )hone is more interestin% than =iovanni8s" 2" It also &or#s to do a &e7uest usin% their smart)hones, they ty)e so (astGG 01am)les: driest desert i%%est )lanet smallest )lanet smallest animal oldest )erson lar%est continent smallest continent tallest uildin% lon%est river -ost,Lesson He(lections: