Yannick Saminaden

1. Introduction (5 minutes)
• Warm welcome and brief conversation to create a comfortable learning environment.
• Discussion of previous lesson topics and student’s progress.
2. Review and Feedback (10 minutes)
• Review of previously learned concepts, vocabulary, or grammar.
• Provide feedback on assignments or exercises from the previous lesson.
3. Lesson Objectives (5 minutes)
• Clearly outline the goals and objectives of the current lesson.
• Discuss the relevance and practical application of the lesson content.
4. Lesson Content (30-40 minutes)
• Present new concepts, vocabulary, grammar rules, or language skills using a variety of resources such as textbooks, worksheets, multimedia, or online platforms.
• Break down complex topics into manageable sections and explain them in a clear and concise manner.
• Engage the student in interactive activities, discussions, and exercises to reinforce learning.
• Encourage questions and provide explanations or examples as needed.
5. Practice and Application (15-20 minutes)
• Provide opportunities for the student to practice the newly learned material through guided exercises, role-playing, or real-life scenarios.
• Offer constructive feedback and corrections to improve accuracy and fluency.
• Encourage the student to express themselves in English to enhance their speaking and listening skills.
6. Consolidation and Recap (5 minutes)
• Summarise the key points covered during the lesson.
• Address any remaining questions or concerns from the student.
7. Assignments and Homework (5 minutes)
• Assign relevant exercises, reading materials, or writing tasks to reinforce learning outside of the lesson.
• Provide clear instructions and deadlines for completion.
8. Next Lesson Preview (5 minutes)
• Give a brief overview of the topics to be covered in the next lesson.
• Address any specific requests or areas of interest from the student.
9. Closure and Encouragement (2 minutes)
• Provide positive reinforcement and encouragement for the student’s progress and efforts.
• Express gratitude for their active participation and commitment to learning.

Throughout the lessons, I maintain an interactive and dynamic atmosphere by encouraging active participation, incorporating relevant real-life examples, and adapting the pace and teaching methods to the student’s learning style. I regularly assess the student’s progress and adjust the lesson plan accordingly. I remember to create a supportive and encouraging environment that motivates the student to reach their language goals.