2022_Passed_TEFL_i_to_i_Assignment_3_Reading_lesson_Plan_Level_5

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Name of the Teacher Date Level of the class Length of lesson 23/07/2020 Upper-intermediate 60 Minutes Lesson Type: Reading Lesson Topic: Queen Elizabeth II Lesson Aims: By the end of the lesso... n, students will be better able to… Read and understand a piece of text using reading for gist and reading for information techniques Lesson Outcomes: By the end of the lesson, students will have… Demonstrated their comprehension of the presented text via CCQ exercises Anticipated difficulties: 1. The students may speak to each other in their L1 instead of English 2. Students may struggle with certain words or phrases 3. Some students may dominate the class and inadvertently not Suggested solutions: 1. I will emphasise that only English should be spoken during the lesson. Even when talking to each other 2. I will allow for students to read the text as many times as needed and encourage reading for understanding. I will also be on hand to define certain words. I will then revise the words or phrases to ensure all is understood. 1. I will split the class in to smaller groups and encourage them allow others to participate to engage in conversation and ask for help if they need it Authentic Text (insert reading text here or link to the listening recording) Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain is the longest-reigning monarch in British history. She celebrated 65 years on the throne in February 2017 with her Sapphire Jubilee. Who Is Queen Elizabeth II? Queen Elizabeth II became queen on February 6, 1952, and was crowned on June 2, 1953. She is the mother of Prince Charles, heir to the throne, as well as the grandmother of Princes William and Harry. As the longest-serving monarch in British history, she has tried to make her reign more modern and sensitive to a changing public while maintaining traditions associated with the crown. Early Life Queen Elizabeth II was born Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary on April 21, 1926, in London, to Prince Albert, Duke of York (later known as King George VI), and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. At the time of her birth, most people did not realize Elizabeth would someday become the queen of Great Britain. Elizabeth, nicknamed Lilibet, got to enjoy the first decade of her life with all the privileges of being a royal without the pressures of being the heir apparent. Elizabeth’s father and mother divided their time between a home in London and Royal Lodge, the family's home on the grounds of Windsor Great Park. Elizabeth and her younger sister Margaret were educated at home by tutors. Academic courses included French, mathematics and history, along with dancing, singing and art lessons. Passage taken from: Biography.com Editors, 2018, Queen Elizabeth II Biography, https://www.biography.com/royalty/queen-elizabeth-ii [Show More]

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