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What do you know about Scotland?
Submitted by NikPeachey on 1 December, 2010 - 11:45
This lesson takes what students already know about Scotland as its starting point and tries to develop their knowledge and vocabulary, as well as the listening skills. The listening tasks aim to help students understand quite a difficult script by not demanding too much of them. The lesson ends with an intensive listening section followed by a grammar focus on the use of the ‘Present Perfect’ tense to describe things that have changed.
Topic: Scotland and cultures
Aims:
- To develop students' vocabulary
- To develop students’ ability to listen to and extract information from a difficult authentic listening
- To develop students' intensive listening
- To develop students' understanding of one use of the present perfect tense
Level: Intermediate +
Plan components
Lesson plan: guide for teacher on procedure.
Lesson plan: Scotland
Worksheets: can be printed out for use in class.
Worksheet: Dictation framework
Audio files:
Audio file: Interview
Intensive listening clip: Dictation Audio
By Nik Peachey
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| scotland_plan.pdf | 99.32 KB |
| Worksheet: dictation text | 4.91 KB |
| dictation_audio.mp3 | 385.35 KB |
| ANGELA GRIEVE.mp3 | 2.9 MB |
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Comments
Dear Nik Peachey,
Thank you for your sharing a leson plan for Scotland as I and my students had a wonderful summer course in July,2010 in Dundee-Scotland. I applied this plan for them and they commented positively and it motivated me to prepare different cultures as well.