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Day 29: Presentation Day Three
lesson objectives:
- Gain experience in academic presentations
- Learn through observation of peer's presentations
- Provide and receive feedback from peers on your performance
- Learn basic final sound pronunciation rules for_________________
Part I: Set-Up (5 min) 6:30-6:35
Distributing STUDENT PRESENTATION GRADING RUBRIC and preparing camera. Students will be given their presentation grade and peer feedback on the last day of instruction.
Part II: Presentations
Presenter 1: (15 min) 6:35-6:50
- Present
- Q & A
- Scoring
- Teacher
Presenter 2: (15 min) 6:50-7:05
- Present
- Q & A
- Scoring
- Teacher
Presenter 3: (15 min) 7:05-7:20
- Present
- Q & A
- Scoring
- Teacher
Part IV: Pronunciation Mini Lesson #2: Linking between words (30 min) 7:20-7:50
To begin this lesson, I will ask you to review the rules we learned for past tense pronunciation of regular verbs. Can you remember the rules?
For today's pronunciation lesson, we will be introducing the concept of Stress in English words and sentences. For starters, consider the two examples below:
Then, I will be giving you a Pronunciation Worksheet # 1 and asking you to identify the stress within the word. Listen and mark and then try to replicate the stress in pairs. After this activity, we will watch the video lectures on Stress. Click HERE to access the video and HERE to access the corresponding handout
Supplemental materials:
Stress Worksheet #2
To begin this lesson, I will ask you to review the rules we learned for past tense pronunciation of regular verbs. Can you remember the rules?
For today's pronunciation lesson, we will be introducing the concept of Stress in English words and sentences. For starters, consider the two examples below:
1) elementary
2) a lemon tree
Supplemental materials:
Stress Worksheet #2
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