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Student Name: Group 4 Class: Foundations of TESOL
Date: 11/07/16 Assignment: Group Lesson Plan
Instructor Name: Miji, Rainie, Femando Standards/Format: 20 minute PPP Lesson
CONTEXT
Level: Jnermediate
Teaching Context: 400 level IEP students
Student Age: 20-30
Skill: Reading and Grammar
‘Topic: On The Job
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RATIONALE
Students will have knowledge how to use allow, make and lets in the correct form, in a business
field. Students need to know how to communicate in a working business company. Students
should expect to gain valuable language skills that will help them in the business working world.
This lesson is for students who wish to improve their business communication skills. By the end
of this lesson, students will be able to handle different situations, such as restaurant, construction] Tht 1$
company, hospital, factory, and car shop that could come up in a business company workplace._) qo nowy
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1. Students will be able to read an article, about a business, ang questions with 100% down.
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2. Students wil le to identify the differences between allow, make and let in a business
article with 100% accuracy.
3. Students will be able to rolé Play a scenario and construct sentences by using allow, make
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‘TARGET EXPRESSIONS OR MAIN TEACHING POINTSTESOL Certificate Programs UCRIVERSIDE
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T 7 person + verb (foree to do)
2. NX + person + verb (give permission to do)
NNO” + person + to + verb (give permission to do)
Sources
Birchley, S.L, & Saumell, M,V, (2012). English in Common: with ActiveBook New York.
“5 ways”. http://www. yomamultinational.com/blog/S-ways-improvs -working-culture/
“IMAGE: FLICKR, SEBASTIAAN TER BURG.” hitp://mashable.con/2015/04/16/strategies-
for- = nwing-company/#tcu_OrTmmkgO
“Women patent hi tp//www shutterstock.com/video/clip-3067597-stock-footage-woman-
tient-lying-in-a- auscultated-by-a-doctor-in-background.himl
“Photo by Saeed Khan/AFP/Getty Images.”
hup://www.slate.com/blogs/quora/2015/05/30/what_s_it like to work in_a restaurant kitchen,
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“How to stay safe” http://www.howellandchristmas.com/blog/bloghow-to-stay-safe-on-a-
construction-site/
“Tyler Olson” http://www.123rf.com/photo_10536708_a-man-and-woman-mechanic-working-
on-a-car-in-a-auto-repair-shop,html
MATERIALS
English in Common,
Video made by Feraando, Rainie, and Miji.
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T says “Let's get started for today;”
‘Tasks, “What is your preference in a work environment? Strict work environment or less
controlled environment? Long or short work hours?” [Ss answer various. answers] a > ws?
T says, “Now you will do agi in the Blank vocabulary worksheent~ 7raasihen 2 Detecrons %
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T says, “We will do the first question together" "TS UA redsernel on You matenals
Treads, “One advantage of being __ is that you are your own boss and you can set
your own hours, Which word do you think fits best? [Ss answer self-employed]
ge T says, “Good job! That is the correct answer. Okay, now what does self-employed
‘mean? Any volunteers? [ Ss answer various answers] [ If the meaning is close enough
move on]
T says, “Good! Now you can start on the work sheet. You have 2 minutes.”
Let students fill in the blank, which is simple, with given vocabulary.
Give students 30 second warning.
Go on to next part of the lesson,
Presentation
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T says: “Today, let's talk about let, make and allow.” 7 SX"
T passes out an article. T says, “please read the article. You have 2 minutes.”
T says “You have 30 seconds left.” [If Ss finish early, then move on; if Ss need more
time, then give them 15 more seconds]
workers do?” [Ss give answer, “Semler let the workers take more responsibility] T says,
“What did he allow the workers to do?” [Ss give answer, “he allowed them to set their
\ own salaries”] T says, “What does he make the employees do? [Ss say, “take at least 30
WL ~ vacation days per year” T says, “How much money does the company make now’
(B _- go\ answer “S212 million” T says, “What made his employees work harder?” [Ss give
answer, “peer pressure”
oe Tsays. “Let's check together.” T asks the class, “In the article what did Semler let the
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T gives the meaning, saying “if we give permission to do something, we can use let and
allow. For example, the boss lets or allows the workers to have a break during the
conference.”
T writes OTB, “The boss lets or allows the workers to have a break during the a
conference.” bee
T gives another example, saying “if we want to force someone to do something, we can
use make. For instance, the company makes the employees submit a report before their
presentation,
T writes OTB, “The company makes the employees submit a report before their
presentation.”
T says, “Now go back to the apticle and circle, make, allow, an
they come up? [Ss answer] Carrak % due QuewetZ
1 T writes the target expressions OTB, saying “now we use these ‘examples to know
othe form of these three words.”
Jet. How many times did
Ss" For make, we can use “make somebody do something.” It means “force to do.” And let's
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0 look the example (circle the “make,” the “employees” and “submit.”) It means “the boss
forces the employees to submit a report before their presentation.”
For let and allow, we use “let somebody do something,” and “allow somebody to do
something.” It means “to give permission to do,” and let’s look at the other example
(cirele the “let” and “allow”, the “workers”, and “have break.”) It means “the boss gives
them permission to take a break.”
T says “Okay, now let's put these words into practice,”
Practice
4 minutes and 30 seconds
T passes out worksheet,
T says, “Let's use these three words in the correct form to fill in the blank, For example,
let's do number 1 together. ‘My last employees were really easygoing. They __us go
home early on Fridays.” Which one do you think it is? [Ss answer let (if Ss say allow or
make then T explains)] (Explanation: Well, actually itis let. This sentence means that
they are given permission to do something, so we can only choose allow and let, Then
look at the form, the verb us go home, not to go home, so let is correct.”
T says, “Now you will finish the rest of the worksheet. You have 3 minutes to finish this
worksheet.”
T says, “Which words can you use?" [Ss say allow, let and make]
‘T gives I-minute warming. [ If Ss finish earlier, go on with the lesson plan]
T says, “Now check your answers quickly with the person sitting next to you.” [30
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T says, “Now we will check together. Number 2 what is the answer, allowed. Number 3?
Made. Number 4? Made. Number 5? Allow. Number 6? Make. Number 7? Let.”
T says, “Great now you are more familiar with these words, so let's use these words to do
a roleplay activity.”
Production
10 minutes
T says, “Let me put you into groups, you three, you three, you three, you three, and you
J. h three.
§ er T says, “Now we will move on to the next activity,”
Mt T explains, “In your group, 2 people will act out a situation based on a picture, and the
een third person will explain what happens, using one of the three words we learnt. It does
we not have to be complicated. You will have 6 minutes” rN
puts on video, showing the example of what Ss will do.
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wih, yt Tasks, “How many people will act out the skit?" [ Ss say, “2”]
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ypthsays. “We will now see your groups’ presentations. When I put your picture on the
board, it’s your turn to present.”
Let all 5 groups present. Fach group has about 40 seconds to present.
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Once time is up, T says, “Alright, times up! Good job everyone!”
Wrap Up
T says, “Let's review what we did for today’s lesson.”
“We learned allow, lets and make.”
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