Jacob Watts

The format of a lesson with me will vary depending on the level of the students and the teaching goals of the lesson. However, most English language lessons follow a similar structure including these elements:

1. Warm-Up: I will usually start the lesson with a warm-up activity that is related to the topic of the lesson or focuses on grammar, vocabulary, or pronunciation skills that the student needs to work on.

2. Introduction: I will introduce new vocabulary or grammatical structures that are relevant to the lesson topic in a way that is clear and easy to understand.

3. Practice: I will give the students an opportunity to practice using the new vocabulary or grammatical structures through a variety of exercises, such as role-play, pair work, group work, or games.

4. Feedback: I can also provide feedback on the students' progress, focusing on areas for improvement and giving positive feedback where appropriate.

5. Consolidation: As the lessons progress I will provide additional input and practice opportunities to reinforce learning and help students consolidate what they have learned.

6. Homework: Homework will be set to help students consolidate their learning and prepare for the next lesson.

Throughout the lesson, I will use a variety of teaching methods and materials, such as textbooks, audio and visual aids, and authentic materials, in order to engage students and provide a balanced and effective learning experience. Additionally, I will monitor student progress, provide individual support where necessary, and encourage students to take an active role in their own learning.