English Lesson - Future Perfect Tense
In this lesson Iban covers the future perfect tense. After warming the students up with a memory game, he moves onto to present the lesson. He ends the lesson with activities to give the students practice using the language point he has taught.
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Prior to unit 11 and unit 12, I have always thought of Listening and Speaking as one skill set while Reading and writing as another skill set. After both these unit, it has proved my knowledge otherwise. The concept of receptive and productive skills made more sense and helped me to better understand student's needs in terms of lesson planning focusing on these particular skills.I have learned how to be a good teacher. I have also learned the different roles of the teacher such as Manager, Organizer, Model etc. I now know what makes a good learner and the Language Levels. Before I only knew about Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. I never knew about Elementary, per-intermediate and upper intermediate. I also learned about the common European Framework.
