Class Observation #2
Date/Time: March 25, 2016/ 9:00 a.m.-10:40 a.m./CIES /4B Grammar
Class
Topic/Skill: Reducing Adjective and Adverb Clauses / Writing
sentences by reducing clauses
Teacher Presentation: Ms. Leslie Wagner told me the topic of
the class. She introduced me to the students. I told them I am a student at the
TEFL program. The teacher posted the power point to show what they are going to
do in the classroom. She introduced to the class the phrasal verb of the day;
“take over.” She explained it in the sentences. Students wrote own examples and
shared with the class.
Classroom Management: The teacher gave an article to student
to read. The title of the article is
“Educational Benefits of Travel.” After the reading, the teacher asked to
students adjective and adverb clauses in the article. She told them how to
reduce them in the sentences. Last forty minutes, student went to computer lab
to record a story.
Student participation: Students went to computer lab for recording
practices. They divided into groups. Each group had 2-3 students and three
different stories. Each student read and told the story with own words by
reducing an adverb clause and used a past tense. After the story telling, group
members responded to the student using perfect modals to express regret and
draw conclusion.
Feedback provided: Instructor gave feedbacks in every
activity and exercises.
Lesson(s) on teaching you learned: For advance level grammar
class, inductive approach is very effective. Their reading level was
appropriate to speed reading, skimming and directing.
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