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UNIT TEN
                                           PLANNING LANGUAGE TEACHING

                        A. Description of Course
                                  This  course  illustrates  some  planning  and  preparation  to  create  the

                            English for young learner’s process and create some activities during teaching

                            and  learning  process.  It  also  defines  some  language  teaching  for  young
                            learners. Some suggestion for learning activities leads the students to create

                            their interesting lesson plan.
                        B. Relevance of Course
                                  The  students  are  engaged  to  interpret  the  lesson  plan  which  concise,

                            measurable purpose and have specific time frame: all parts of the lesson plan
                            are included. They should be able to practice the teaching activities in  the

                            worksheet of lesson plan.

                        C. Learning Outcomes
                                   The students are able to comprehend the concept of designing language

                            planning for young learners.
                        D. Detail Material

                          A.  How To Write a Perfect Plan

                               Writing a lesson plan will ensure that we prepared for occur class and will
                        make it run smoothly. Knowing approximately how much time an activity will take

                        is important. If at any point students struggle, you will have to dedicate more time
                        to instruction or drilling before moving on to practice activities. For the purposes

                        of this example let’s assume that an English class in forty-five minutes long.


                        1.  Warm Up

                            A warm up activity can be used in a number of ways. It can get your student
                            thinking about material that will be used later on in the class. This activity

                            should only take up a small portion of your lesson, perhaps five minutes.


                        2.  Introduction

                            This is the part of the lesson where the teacher does the most talking so try to
                            get students involved and choral repetition to keep student talking about half







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