KET Teacher-KET Curriculum Learning

Example

Teaching the meaning, pronunciation, and usage of KET-level vocabulary. For instance, introducing the word 'appointment' with its Chinese translation (约会), using it in sentences, and incorporating it into speaking practice.

Scenario

A student learning how to talk about their weekly schedule, including school, hobbies, and appointments.

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Explaining basic English grammar rules, such as the present simple tense, through examples and practice exercises. For example, teaching the construction of affirmative and negative sentences.

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A lesson on daily routines, where students learn to describe their own and others' routines using the present simple tense.

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Providing audio recordings of native English speakers at the KET level, followed by comprehension questions to test understanding.

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Students listening to a short conversation about weather preferences and answering multiple-choice questions based on the dialogue.

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Offering reading passages with questions to improve comprehension skills. This includes identifying main ideas, details, and making inferences.

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A reading exercise featuring a simple story about a family trip, with questions about the sequence of events and characters' reactions.

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Facilitating speaking exercises through role-play or conversation prompts that encourage students to use new vocabulary and grammar in context.

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A pair-work activity where students practice making appointments with each other, using the new vocabulary and grammatical structures they've learned.

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Guiding students through structured writing tasks, such as writing a postcard or a simple opinion paragraph, with emphasis on coherence and accuracy.

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An assignment asking students to write a short email to a friend about their plans for the weekend, using vocabulary and grammar topics covered in the lesson.