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Included in this page are some
basic lesson plans that work, and are communicative. But
there are some simple ideas that you need to accept before using these:
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Routine, routine, routine.
Students know what's coming up next, and have much less anxiety, and will
participate more in class.
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The students do all of the
talking in pairs, not you wasting their practice time by making them listen
to you
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You need to correct errors, but
not always immediately
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You need to structure the lesson
so you always go from easy to difficult in concepts
Sample
Lesson Plan <includes explanations for each step
Blyth (2008) Lesson Plan 2: Task-Based sample (describing people)
Blyth (2008)
Lesson Plan 3: Task-Based sample (Past continuous vs. Past Simple)
Blyth (2008)
Lesson Plan 4: Task-Based sample (Present Perfect)
Blyth (2005)
Lesson Plan 1
(Wh questions and movies)
Blyth (2005) Sample Computer
Assisted Language Learning Lesson Plan
Wilson
(2005)
Avoiding Problems in the Internet Classroom
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