Name of class: IEP 0940 Academic Writing for University Exams IV
Number of students: around 14-15 Class date: TBA Class time: TBA Teacher: Melinda D. Childs Materials: Instagram/cell phones, pre-made worksheets
BASED ON ELLIS (2003) FRAMEWORK
Goal To practice note-taking and active listening; to provide an opportunity to employ content-related vocabulary related to Human Geography unit; to practice academic writing based off notes, examples; to convert writing prompt questions to topic sentences Input Pictures of home countries, word documents graphics, and more. Conditions Information gap (e.g. split information), divergent, open Procedures Pair work, during-task planning time, delayed feedback, group discussion/reporting Predicted Outcomes Product: open; short answer (5-7 sentences) reporting on the human geographical landscapes of the campus Process: negotiation for meaning of academic vocabulary related to content (linguistic), paraphrasing and re-forming topic sentences from writing prompts (cognitive/linguistic), contrasting two different scenes and discerning important differentiation factors (cognitive) LESSON PLAN OUTLINE Time Interaction Description Warm-up: Quizlet Live 11:00 Ss-Ss Classroom management: taking attendance 11:15 (learner Collaborative activity in small groups, working together to centered begin comparing countries. activities) Students mingle to find a partneranother S who is not from the same home country 11:15 Upon successfully locating each other, student pairs go back Pre-task 11:20 to their seats stage Teacher walks students through what to do to begin looking over their picture to begin writing
Short answer writing
Ss-Ss (learner Content based: gender empowerment in home country, LDC centered, vs. MDC distinction contrasted to home country, primary vs. 11:20 learner- secondary sector jobs in home countries, HDI as an driven) accurate measure of development 12:00 Students spend 5-10 minutes preparing and planning what they are going to write. Students spend time writing paragraphs with a partner. Task They will be given 5-10 question types they can answer (like ones they will see for their final project) Editing task reflection Ss-Ss 12:00- (learner- Students stop at this point and switch with another group. 12:15 driven, Students then begin reading and editing another groups teacher work. mediated) Teacher is available for questions and aiding students