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    • [DOC File]Lesson Plan for Teaching Recipe Writing

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      Rosie Erskine Lamrhari completed an MAEd in English (TEFL track) from East Carolina University in December 1997. After teaching for nearly two years at a private language school in Casablanca, Morocco, she returned to Greenville, NC and has been teaching Intermediate and Advanced ESL at Pitt Community College since May 2000. Rosie loves her job.

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    • [DOC File]LESSON PLAN – Jobs, Skills And Qualities

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      Students’ Action Plans (e.g. from the lesson plan My Action Plan) and any previous work on self assessment. Method. Put the students into group of 3 to 4. Explain the aim of the lesson using the learning outcomes on the Activity Sheet. Refer back to previous work students have completed on self assessment and action planning.

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    • [DOC File]Lesson Plan Template-EDU 373/512-Davidenko

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      Reflection: This lesson plan uses a text to teach the students graphing. Making connections across curriculums is important for students and this lesson plan brings literature into math. In order to help students become good readers they must hear text be read to them.

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    • [DOCX File]PSD Lesson Plan Template (EATS)

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      *ESL students will take test in small group with help as needed for language questions *IEP accommodations provided for those students who need it. Test will be given in a small group and read to students. Science: plant activity (varied by teacher); plant journal . Social Studies: Goods and services activities. Differentiation Offered

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    • [DOC File]LESSON PLAN – Choices And Consequences

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      Introduce the aim of the lesson using the learning outcomes on the Activity Sheet. Hand out the Activity Sheet to each student. Ask the students what all 13 situations have in common – i.e. all have an element of uncertainty – some degree of risk is present. Explain the six different types of risk using the list on the blackboard/flipchart.

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