Learning objectives
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10.1.1
use speaking and listening skills to solve problems creatively and
cooperatively in groups
10.1.4
evaluate and respond constructively to feedback from others
10.2.1
understand the main points in unsupported extended talk on a wide range of
general and curricular topics, including talk on a limited range of
unfamiliar topics
10.6.4
use a wide variety of determiners and pre-determiner structures on a wide
range of familiar general and curricular topics
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Lesson objectives
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All
the students will be able to
consolidate
previously learnt vocabulary
Most
students will be able to
discuss
and explain the functions of mobile applications
practice
presentation skills
Some
students will be able to
create
their own applicable application
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Begining
5 min
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GREETINGS
The
teacher sets the lesson objectives, letting students know what to anticipate
from the lesson.
Warming
up – “Vocabulary cards”
Inform
students about the lesson objectives.
The
first person who guesses the word owns the card. At the end of the activity,
the person who has more cards is the winner
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Students
play the game in groups of three to consolidate the vocabulary. Each group is
provided with a pile of cards face down. In turn, students take a card and
define the word written on it (there is a definition on each card as a
reminder) for others to guess which word is that.
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Individual
evaluation
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Middle
30 min
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Mobile
Applications
1.
Show students a slide with the icons of different mobile applications
(clock, calculator, text messages, volume/sound, calendar, camera, internet,
address book, music). Ask students to explain their functions. They may add
other types of applications that exist to the list (translators, notes,
radio, instagram, voice recorder, etc).
2.
Ask students what functions the modern phones are lacking. If there are any,
then they are to ‘invent’ a dream application to solve one of the problems
mentioned above. Emphasize that they should explain how to program it (make
sure students apply their ICT knowledge).
3.
Hereafter, students imagine that they are presenting their application to
potential customers and advertise it appropriately.
You
may organize the presentation in the form of a gallery walk when students
outline their ideas on a poster. Then they walk around the class, read the
information on other students’ posters, write their comments or questions on
the sticker and stick it to the poster. Finally, all students go back to
their groups, read the comments and answer the questions.
Requirements for the presentation
Loud and clear speech
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J
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Each
member (of a group/pair) is presenting
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J
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Good
and appropriate idea, i.e. its applicability
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J
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Students
explain functions of mobile applications.
Ss
create an icon for their application and explain it. They have 5 minutes for
preparation.
SS
go to the board to briefly explain the purpose and functions of their mobile
applications.
students outline
their ideas on a poster, go back to their groups, read the comments and
answer the questions
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Verbal evaluation
Individual
еvaluation
Mutual еvaluation
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End
5 min
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REFLECTION
Students
are to determine their level truthfully. If a student is confident enough,
they choose more than 60%, if they still struggle with the topic, they choose
less than 60%.
Homework: Prepare the
speech/presentation of your most favourite / useful application. Less able
students may examine and research the applications of their own phones.
Saying goodbye
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Students
reflect on the lesson according to “The Ladder of Success” technique.
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Self-assessment
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