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    A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning: Simple Present
    A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning: Simple Present
    A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning: Simple Present
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    A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning: Simple Present

    By Mohadeseh Rahnama

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    "A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning: Simple Present" offers a comprehensive resource for educators seeking to enhance their instructional strategies in teaching the simple present tense. Designed as a practical handbook, this guide equips teachers with the necessary tools to develop engaging and effective lesson plans specifically for the simple present tense.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publishertredition
    Release dateApr 1, 2024
    ISBN9783384189615
    A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning: Simple Present
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    Mohadeseh Rahnama

    With over 15 years of experience as an English teacher, I've dedicated myself in the world of language instruction. My dedication to teaching motivates me to continuously explore innovative methodologies and instructional approaches, all aimed at providing my students with exceptional learning experiences. As an educator, my goal is to share my insights and strategies with fellow teachers, empowering them to excel in the classroom and positively influence their students' language learning journey.

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      A Teacher's Guide to Lesson Planning - Mohadeseh Rahnama

      Table of Contents

      What is Lesson Plan

      The importance of context for English teaching

      Engagement

      What are CCQs?

      What are ICQS?

      Production

      Controlled practice

      Semi-Controlled Activities

      Free Activities

      Lesson Plan for Simple Present

      Context:

      Grammar practice worksheet: Simple Present exercise

      Controlled practice:

      Semi controlled practice:

      Game: Sentence Shuffle

      Game: Pantomime Sentence Building

      Game: Sentence Chain

      What is Lesson Plan

      A lesson plan is a detailed outline that teachers use to structure their teaching for a specific lesson. It includes objectives, learning activities, resources, assessment methods, and a timeline for the lesson. The purpose of a lesson plan is to ensure that teachers are organized, focused, and able to effectively deliver instruction to students.

      The importance of context for English teaching

      Using context to teach English is important because it helps learners to understand the meaning of words, phrases, and sentences in a real-world setting. Here are

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