Class
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4K7
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Date
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23.7. 2012
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Time
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7:05a.m.-8:05a.m.
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Theme
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Literature
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Topic
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Short story: The Fruitcake Special
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Learning Outcome
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1.1 b. recognizing elements in a story
such as characters and setting.
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Behavioural Objectives
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By the end of the lesson, students are able to
1.
Know the
setting of the story in general.
2.
Know the
synopsis of the story by responding accordingly to the story.
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Activities
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1. The teacher recaps the previous
lesson by discussing the vocabulary given.
2. The teacher distributes the handout
to the class.
3. The teacher discusses the handout
with the class.
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Pedagogical strategies/ Skills
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CX/ R,W, L,S
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CCTS
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-
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Teaching Aid
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A handout
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Moral Values
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Loyalty, love.
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Reflection
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Satisfactory.
The story will be further discussed by reading the text.
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Date
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23.7. 2012
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Class
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6AS
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Time
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10:55-11:55a.m.
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Subject
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MUET
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No. of Ss.
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7
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Level
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Average
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Topic
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Pregnancy
before marriage has become a trend in today’s society. Give your
opinion.
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Skill
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Writing
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Curriculum Specification
|
1. Developing
and organising ideas
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Objectives
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By
the end of the lesson, the students are able to:
1. write a
clear thesis statement without grammartical errors.
2. give a
relevant main idea supported by coherent supporting details.
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Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
The
teacher gives intructions on the classroom
activity.
3.
The
students write the answers on the whiteboard.
4. Discussion and correction.
5. The students jot down the
notes.
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Teaching
Aid
|
-
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Reflection
|
The
students made grammatical errors which would not affect the meaning of the
thesis statement. 50% of them still had the problem in providing the relevant
supporting details.
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Class
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4K4
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Date
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24.7.12
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Time
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7:05-8:05a.m.
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Theme
|
English
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Topic
|
Paper 1: Section B
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Learning Outcome
|
2.3 i. using appropriate format,
conventions and grammar when
presenting information.
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Behavioural Objectives
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By the end of the lesson, students are able to:
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Activities
|
1.
The
teacher briefs the students with the question format of Section B.
2.
The
tr. discusses the topic options with the class.
3.
The
ss copy the notes given.
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Pedagogical strategies/ Skills
|
CX, MI/ R,W, L,S
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CCTS
|
TS
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Teaching Aid
|
Model Essays & Summaries: Format SPM English 1119,
Eastview, 2007.
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Moral Values
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politeness, diligence, rationality.
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Reflection
|
The
students were able to identify the correct use of tenses for most of the
topic given. Each topic will be discussed in an exercise form to enhance
their understanding in future lessons orderly.
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Class
|
4K7
|
Date
|
24.7.12
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Time
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7:05-8:05a.m.
|
Theme
|
English
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Topic
|
Generating ideas in writing
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Learning Outcome
|
2.3 i. using appropriate format,
conventions and grammar when
presenting information.
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Behavioural Objective
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By the end of the lesson, students are able to:
|
Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
Each
ss. writes their answer on the blackboard.
3.
The
tr. discusses the answers written with the class.
4.
The
ss copy the corrections made.
|
Pedagogical strategies/ Skills
|
CX, MI/ W
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CCTS
|
TS
|
Teaching Aid
|
-
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Moral Values
|
politeness, diligence, rationality.
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Reflection
|
The
students were able to apply the techniques taught in the activity.
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Class
|
4K7
|
Date
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25.7.12
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Time
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7:05-8:05a.m.
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Theme
|
English
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Topic
|
Generating ideas in writing
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Learning Outcome
|
2.3 a. (L3) viii. Applying process
writing skills.
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Behavioural Objective
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By the end of the lesson, students are able to:
1. write the essay outline based
on ideas generated correctly.
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Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
The
teacher distributes the dictionary and essay reference book to the class as a
reference.
3.
The
teacher gives the notes of essay outline to the class.
4.
The
tr. facilitates the students to do the topic given.
|
Pedagogical strategies/ Skills
|
CX/ W, R
|
CCTS
|
TS
|
Teaching Aid
|
-
|
Moral Values
|
politeness, diligence, rationality.
|
Reflection
|
The
students did not master the skills to do the outline. The teacher had to
explain in detail to the students personally or in a small group instead of
in front of the class.
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Date
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25.7. 2012
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Class
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6AS
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Time
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10:25-11:25a.m.
|
Subject
|
MUET
|
No. of Ss.
|
7
|
Level
|
Average
|
Topic
|
Pregnancy
before marriage has become a trend in today’s society. Give your
opinion.
|
Skill
|
Writing
|
Curriculum Specification
|
1. Developing
and organising ideas
|
Objectives
|
By
the end of the lesson, the students are able to:
1. give relevant
main ideas supported by coherent supporting details.
2. conclude
accordingly by knowing what are the techniques been used to do the
conclusion.
|
Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
The
teacher gives intructions on the classroom
activity.
3.
The
students write the answers on the whiteboard.
4. Discussion and correction.
5. The students jot down the
notes.
|
Teaching
Aid
|
-
|
Reflection
|
The
main ideas given were blurry and the supporting details were less analytical.
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Class
|
4K4
|
Date
|
25.7.12
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Time
|
11:25-11:55a.m.
|
Theme
|
English
|
Topic
|
Generating ideas in writing
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Learning Outcome
|
2.3 a. (L3) viii. Applying process
writing skills.
|
Behavioural Objective
|
By the end of the lesson, students are able to:
1. write the essay outline based
on ideas generated correctly.
|
Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
The
teacher gives the notes of essay outline to the class.
3.
The
tr. facilitates the students to do the topic given.
|
Pedagogical strategies/ Skills
|
CX/ W, R
|
CCTS
|
TS
|
Teaching Aid
|
-
|
Moral Values
|
politeness, diligence, rationality.
|
Reflection
|
The
students depended on the teacher’s explanation in order to do the essay
outline. They were trying hsrd to figure out the way to write the one-word
topic of essay. The examples of main ideas are given to help them generate
their own points.
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Date
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26.7. 2012
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Class
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6AS
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Time
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8:05-9:05a.m.
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Subject
|
MUET
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No. of Ss.
|
7
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Level
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Average
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Topic
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Question 1:
Transfer non-linear text to linear text
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Skill
|
Writing
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Curriculum Specification
|
1. Developing
and organising ideas
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Objectives
|
By
the end of the lesson, the students are able to:
1.
understand the requirements of the question by writing
the introduction correctly.
2. tell
generally the topical ideas to be included in the report.
|
Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
The
teacher revises the steps to answer Question 1 with the class.
3.
The
students do the exercise given.
4.
The
students write the answers on the whiteboard.
5. Discussion and correction.
6. The students jot down the
notes.
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Teaching
Aid
|
Effective
Text: MUET, 2011, Dr Koh Soo Ling.
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Reflection
|
The
students needed to do their self-revision in order to master the steps and
skills to answer the question.
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Date
|
27.7. 2012
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Class
|
6AS
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Time
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7:05-8:15a.m.
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Subject
|
MUET
|
No. of Ss.
|
7
|
Level
|
Average
|
Topic
|
Question 1:
Transfer non-linear text to linear text
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Skill
|
Writing
|
Curriculum Specification
|
1. Developing
and organising ideas
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Objective
|
By
the end of the lesson, the students are able to:
1.
understand the requirements of the question by writing
the body with relevant ideas clearly.
|
Activities
|
1.
The
teacher recaps the previous lesson.
2.
The
students write the answers on the whiteboard.
3. Discussion and correction.
4. The students jot down the
notes.
|
Teaching
Aid
|
Effective
Text: MUET, 2011, Dr Koh Soo Ling.
|
Reflection
|
Satisfactory.
The students needed to do their self-revision in order to master the steps
and skills to answer the question.
|