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Name of the Teacher Date Level of the class Length of lesson
Jacqueline 07/01/2021 Upper-intermediate 60 minutes
Lesson Type:
Reading

Lesson Topic:
Seven Reasons to remind us why South Africa is the most beautiful country in the world

Lesson Aims: Lesson Outcomes:
By the end of the lesson, students will be better able to… By the end of the lesson, students will have…
Reach a clear understanding of a piece of writing by using Read a great piece on the topic “Seven Reasons to remind us why
different reading techniques e.g. ‘reading for gist’ to ‘reading for South Africa is the most beautiful country in the world”. The
detail’. These will increase their levels of attention towards a students will be able to read for gist and also read to find specific
specific text at a specific time. information. The student will demonstrate their understanding of
the text by completion of two activities, 1.Filling the gaps
(individual), and 2. Comprehension test activity (group).




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, Anticipated difficulties: Suggested solutions:

1. With reading activities there is always a possibility that 1. I introduced a reading piece that is not too long; this will
some of the students my struggle with an attention disorder allow the students who struggle with the upkeep of
which may cause them to have trouble focusing on the consistent concentration. The reading piece is also not one
selected material, they may become easily distracted. long paragraph, but instead it has numbered paragraphs.

2. Because of some new vocabulary the students might have 2. I will make sure to point out any mispronunciations, and
difficulty with mispronunciations of some of the words in while reading the text I will ensure to use a slow pace so
the articles. that the students can carefully listen to any difficult words.

3. The students might find the article difficult or even boring 3. If the students show any sign that they are struggling with
because they might not know anything about South Africa. the text or finding it intimidating we will repeat the reading
They might find the read intimidating or even show no of the text until they feel more comfortable. If the students
interest at all. find it to be boring, I will try to use more excitement in my
voice while reading and also add some images of major
words.


Authentic Text (insert reading text here or link to the listening recording)

Seven Reasons to remind us why South Africa is the most
beautiful country in the world
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