LESSON# 18
Teaching Integrated Skills
Theme #18.
Introducing purposes in writing
Length: 80 minutes
Number of Students: 12
Lesson Outline
Lead-in
Activity 1. Written and spoken texts
Activity 2. Comparing ideas
Activity 3. Sample writing lesson review
Activity 4 Article discussion
The aіm: to arise students awareness in teaching writing
Materials: whiteboard, marker, handouts, worksheets, paper
Objectives:
to raise students’ awareness of the purpose of writing
to introduce the role of writing skill in teaching
Activity Type:
pair-work discussions, teacher-oriented discussions, students’
analysis and feedback, group work, pair work, response-oriented
by eliciting, students’ in-class presentations
Lead-in.
Defining the difference between spoken and written discourse 15min
Ask students to brainstorm on differences between spoken and written discourse . Elicit all ideas
and make clustering on the board.
Afterwards, show the handout on ppt about the samples of written and spoken texts given by P.
Ur, Cambridge University Press. Ask students to differentiate two types of texts.
Activity 1. Written and spoken texts
Handout1.
The written text (refers to a diagram of a cassette recorder with different components numbered)
- For recording from the built-in microphone ensure that no equipment is connected to
socket (1)
- For other recordings connect the separate microphone or the equipment from which you
wish to record to socket (11)
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Insert a cassette
- Press record (2) and start key (4) at the same time
- To stop, press stop key (6)
The spoken text
Marion: Could you explain to me how to make a recording with this cassette recorder?