Jack Gee

Warm-up/Engagement (5-10 minutes):
Brief conversation or an engaging activity related to the topic to activate prior knowledge and generate interest.

Introduction (5-10 minutes):
Objectives and overview of the topic to be covered.
Necessary vocabulary or concepts that will be used during the lesson

Presentation (15-20 minutes):
New language skills, grammar rules, vocabulary using visual aids, real-life examples, multimedia resources.

Practice (20-30 minutes):
Interactive activities, exercises, or drills to reinforce the newly introduced language elements.

Application (10-15 minutes):
Tasks or scenarios where students can apply the language skills they've learned.

Review and Feedback (5-10 minutes):
Key points covered in the lesson.
Questions or concerns students may have.
Feedback on performance and suggestions for improvement.

Wrap-up/Extension (5 minutes):
Revisit the main objectives and discussing how the new language skills can be further practiced or applied in real-life situations.
Homework or recommend additional resources for self-study.