PARTS OF LESSON PLAN (INDUCTIVE) Flashcards

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Provide a brief overview of the grammar concept you will be teaching

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1 from Introduction to the Concept

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2
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Explain why the concept is important or useful in communication

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2 from Introduction to the Concept

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3
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Engage students with a relevant real-life scenario, question, or problem that the grammar concept addresses

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1 from Engagement Activity

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Use multimedia, anecdotes, or questions to pique students’ interest

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2 from Engagement Activity

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5
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Present examples of the target grammar in context

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1 from Observation

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6
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Encourage students to observe patterns or commonalities among the examples.

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2 from Observation

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7
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Facilitate discussion to encourage students to share their observations

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3 from Observation

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8
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Guide students in analyzing the patterns they observed

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1 from Analysis

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9
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Ask leading questions to help students identify rules or patterns in the examples.

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2 from Analysis

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10
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Provide additional examples if necessary to reinforce understanding

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3 from Analysis

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11
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Help students articulate the grammar rule or pattern they have identified

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1 from Generalization

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12
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Discuss exceptions or irregularities, if applicable, and how they fit into the general rule.

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2 from Generalization

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13
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Encourage students to summarize the concept in their own words.

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3 from Generalization

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14
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Provide practice exercises or activities that require students to apply the grammar concept in context.

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1 from Application

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15
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Offer varying levels of difficulty to accommodate different learning styles and abilities.

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2 from Application

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16
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Provide feedback and support as students work through the exercises

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3 from Application

17
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Facilitate a discussion where students reflect on their learning process.

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1 from Reflection

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Ask questions such as what they found challenging, what strategies helped them understand the concept, and how they plan to use the concept in their own writing or speaking.

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2 from Reflection

19
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Offer extension activities or assignments for students who want to further explore or practice the grammar concept

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1 from Extension

20
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Provide resources for independent study or practice

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2 from Extension

21
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Summarize the key points covered in the lesson.

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1 from Closure

22
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Reiterate the importance of the grammar concept in effective communication

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2 from Closure

23
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Preview what students can expect in the next lesson

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3 from Closure

24
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Evaluate students’ understanding of the grammar concept through formative or summative

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1 from Assessment

25
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Provide constructive feedback to support students’ continued learning

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2 from Assessment