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  • Which stage of the lesson plan encourages the learners to lean from their mistakes?
    Feedback
  • Give an example of a linguistic aim for a Past Simple Lesson.
    To present and practice the form and use of Past Simple with regular and irregular past forms of the verbs.
  • Give an example of a communicative aim for  a Present Continuous Lesson.
    By the end of the lesson learners will have talked about what they are currently doing. 
  • How does an aim make lesson planning easier?
    Any acceptable answer
  • What part of the lesson plan is this? The teacher models a sentence and learners repeat it.
    Focus of target language item
  • Which stage of a lesson plan checks that the learners understand the concept and form of a new item?
    Rule focus
  • What is an interpersonal aim?
    Building relationships within the class
  • What is the main aim of a lesson?
    Any acceptable answer
  • What does a developmental aim ensure?
    The development of a skills during or by the end of the lesson.
  • A main aim mustn't be......................................
    vague ( any alternate answer)
  • Does a lesson aim set a goal that can be used to test learners' achievement?
    Yes because the aim states 'By the end of the lesson ....."
  • What part of the lesson plan diagnoses the learner's existing knowledge?
    Spoken Interaction
  • What part of the lesson plan is this? "Teacher tells a short story to get learners to ask questions"
    Introduction
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