Lesson Planner Genie-EFL Lesson Planning

Example

Each plan begins with a clear objective using Bloom's Revised Taxonomy verbs. For instance, 'By the end of the lesson, students will be able to identify and pronounce at least five items of clothing.'

Scenario

A teacher wants to ensure students can accurately name articles of clothing. The plan's objective provides a clear goal and a framework for assessment.

Example

Providing explicit phrases like 'Can you find the red hat?' and 'Repeat after me: jumper, scarf, coat' helps guide teachers in structuring interactive conversations.

Scenario

A novice teacher struggles with maintaining classroom discipline while introducing new vocabulary. Model language ensures that the teacher has the phrases and directives needed to foster effective participation.

Example

Lesson Planner Genie offers recommendations for songs, videos, and games, like a 'Clothing Bingo' game or a 'Dress Up Song' to make the vocabulary lesson more engaging.

Scenario

A group of young students easily loses interest in traditional vocabulary drills. The interactive activities keep students engaged while learning new vocabulary.

Example

Plans include variations and adaptations for different proficiency levels, like simplifying games for beginners or adding extra vocabulary challenges for advanced learners.

Scenario

In a classroom with mixed proficiency levels, differentiated instruction allows the teacher to cater to the needs of both struggling and advanced learners by providing alternative tasks.