How to Teach Reading and Speaking (Mock lesson)

Aims: To develop students’ skills of reading, summarising and paraphrasing; raise their awareness of cultural differences and language barrier in the context of a story “Talking in the New Land”.

Secondary Aims: To further develop students’ speaking abilities.

Personal Aim: Try to follow a Receptive Skill development shape of lesson, while including enough speaking practice in the Pre- and Post-text discussions and writing practice in the Productive Skills Extension Activity. Plan less to give myself more breathing space and not rush students through tasks. Maximise students’ talking time throughout the lesson.

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[firdaussaba]

Wonder demo lesson .Thanks for sharing

[amyjen]

Hi, it's generous of you to share the content. It's definitely a delight to learn about reading teaching techniques. If I may, I'd like to take some advice from you.

1. For an actual ESL classroom, would you suggest that teachers go through the article line by line in case students have any problem reading the text, or would you have them read the article themselves, followed by question raising (as in the video)?

2. If you go through the article line by line, would you advice the teacher teach new words when you encounter the word, or after reading the article (as in the video)?

Sometimes I feel like teaching new words when I go through the article help understand the meanings with context but it could confuse kids since the teacher would be switching between teaching new words and reading the article.

Again this is a lovely mock lesson, thank you for sharing.

[karimahfb]

Can you please share with us more demo lessons, that's very useful thank you for all your efforts!

[tessricerra]

Thank you Sir for sharing your expertise

[manuelfrdz]

Good lesson teacher, thank you for your demo

[jiafrancis]

Great lesson! I like how you use those concept check questions.

[howardsun]

Thanks for your demo class sharing, I learned a lot.

[rashaelmogi]

Hello sir
Your demo is really outstanding.
Could you please tell me which program or app did you use for your board presentation?

[mrosa]

Could you please tell me in which grade can I use this story
I have a demo next Sunday for 9th grade.
Is this short story can be useful?

Thank you! This video was so helpful.

[elbouhlinouhaila]

Amazing performance really would you please tell me which PowerPoint do you exactly use

[dianavargas]

Is this a sample of a CELTA English class?

[sabaebrahimzadeh]

Hi sir that was so good 👍 can you tell me how you made this interesting board presentation?