วันศุกร์ที่ 31 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2557

Learning Intside the Classroom


Lesson Plan
Subject: English for communication                            Time: 50 minutes
Unit Four: My house             Experience Level: Grade 7 (Standard)
Lesson No One: Let’s to organize your room.




Strand 1: Language for Communication
Standard:
1.3.1 Speak to describe about how to organize in a room of house.
Unit Aim:   Students speak for describe about how to organize in a room.
Objectives: 
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to
1. Speak to describe information about how to organize in your room. 
2. Listen the conversation and fill in the blank from conversation.
3.Understand meaning of  the vocabulary about  how to organize in your room.
Skills:  Speaking and listening
Contents:
Grammar:   Wh- question (What)
Vocabulary: appliance (N.), bed room (N.), living room (N.), kitchen (N.), clean (V.), turn off (V.)

Instructional Media:
1.       Worksheet
2.       PowerPoint
3.       Handout
4.       Audio
5.       Video
6.       Authentic materials
Evaluation:
1. Speak to describe information about how to organize in your room. 
2. Listen the conversation and fill in the blank from conversation.
3. Understand  meaning  of  the  vocabulary about  how to organize in your room.
         

Lesson Plan Outline:

Teacher (T)
Students (Ss)
Assessment
Pre-Task  (10 minutes)
 1. Teacher introduces the lesson by let’s students do activity that it is jigsaw puzzle about room in a house.  Teacher divide students on four groups for do this activity.  Teacher give a set of jigsaw puzzle to each group and students inside group help to sort out it , correctly. If which group sort out jigsaw puzzle and they can tell “What is this picture about?”  to teacher correctly is the first group, they will get one point to teacher. After that, teacher changes set of jigsaw puzzle between each group and student act to sort out jigsaw puzzle and they can tell “What is this picture about?”  to teacher correctly again. Teacher tells the students about the story what we are going to learn. 
(We are going to learn about my house has…)

2.  T introduces important vocabulary that students will meet in the lesson: appliance, bed room, living room, kitchen, clean, , upstairs, balcony, , by using hangman game and power point program
Task Cycle (25 minutes)
3.  Teacher commands to students for look at picture house in power point program and teacher ask to student ““What is this picture about?” .After that, teacher gives
  T gives Task 1 to students and lets them listing to Conversation about placing household appliances for orderliness
T opens this conversation for       3 times
  - The first times, after listening students know content of short story, approximately.
        - The second times, teacher      opens the audio again and teacher command to student answer the question from short story in Task 1 sheet.
          - The third times, teacher opens the audio in final time for checking the correct answer from conversation in Task 1 sheet.

4. Teacher let’s move practice speaking skill for students by use conversation about how to organize your room and students have to practice with partners.

5. Teacher opens a picture about disorganized room on power point program and teacher command to students. You should be guess and tell to teacher “What is this picture about?”


6. Teacher gives work in group to students and teacher divide students on four groups again and lets each group do Task 2. First of all, teacher opens video about    “How to organize desk in a room?” Then students in each group help to organize desk smooth and orderly inside seven minutes.
 After students finished organize it already, students have to speak for explain opinions about how to organize desk in a room.

 Explaining methods form:
We have organizing desk in a room already.
Our step for organizing desk are ……….


Language Focus (15 minutes)

7.  Teacher gives sheet no.1 to students. Teacher discusses language feathers with students and explains the language structures with all students. (Teacher explains about structure and using Wh- question for asking to students.)








Students inside each group help to sort out jigsaw puzzle and they can tell “What is this picture about?”  to teacher , correctly.


















Students learn  important vocabulary that students will meet in the lesson from hangman game and power point program






Students speak to teacher. This/That picture is about dirty room.










Students listen again and answer the question from short story in Task 1 sheet.


Students check the correct answer from short story in Task 1 sheet.


Students practice speaking conversation about household appliances for orderliness with partners.



Students guess and tell to teacher
“This picture is about disorganized room”













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Listening rubric and writing rubric






Speaking rubric




















Speaking rubric
























Assessment Plan
   ( Task 1)
Listening and fill on the blank : Answer Key
Blank 1: things up                          Blank 4: upstairs
Blank 2: red one                             Blank 5: the trash
Blank 3: the refrigerator                 Blank 6: the lights















Sheet 1
Conversation - How to organize in a room.

Frank:        Michelle, Can you help me clean things up before we go?
Michelle:   Sure. Where should I put this cup?       
Frank:        Which cup?       
Michelle:   The red one.       
Frank:        Put it on top of the table.     
Michelle:   How about this fruit? 
Frank:        Oh, that goes in the refrigerator.   
Michelle:   And those pencils? What should I do with them?  
Frank:        Bring those upstairs and put them in the bedroom. 
Michelle:   How about this pen?  
Frank:        Give it to me. I need to use it.       
Michelle:   What do you want me to do with that paper over there? 
Frank:        You can throw that away. I don't need it anymore.
Michelle:   The trash is full.
Frank:        Alright, then please put it in a bag and take it outside.     
Michelle:   OK. Now what?
Frank:        I think we're finished. Can you please turn off the lights and shut the door?         
Michelle:   Sure.
TASK 1
Directions: Fill in the blank on the conversation, completely.

Frank:        Michelle, Can you help me clean_____  ___ (1) before we go?
Michelle:   Sure. Where should I put this cup?       
Frank:        Which cup?       
Michelle:   The red one.
Frank:        __________ (2) on top of the table.     
Michelle:   How about this fruit? 
Frank:        Oh, that goes in the refrigerator.   
Michelle:   And those pencils? What should I do with them?  
Frank:        ____________ (3) upstairs and put them in the bedroom.
Michelle:   How about this pen?  
Frank:        Give it to me. I need to ___________ ( 4).
Michelle:   What do you want me to do with that paper over there? 
Frank:        You can ____________(5)  away. I don't need it anymore.
Michelle:   The trash is full.
Frank:        Alright, then please put it in a bag and take it outside.     
Michelle:   OK. Now what?
Frank:        I think we're finished. Can you please _____________ (6) the light and shut the door?  
Michelle:   Sure.

Learning Outside the Classroom

                 How to Organize a Desk




Steps

  1. STEP 1

    Remove everything

    Take everything—except big items like computer equipment—off and out of your desk.
  2. STEP 2

    Clean it

    Wipe the desk down with a wet cloth.
  3. STEP 3

    Toss it

    Toss everything that is useless or outdated. Pitch pens that don’t work. You only need to keep credit card receipts until your statements arrive—and keep only the statements you’ll need for your taxes. Same for bills, invoices, and pay stubs. Shred or rip up anything that has personal data.
    1. STEP 4
      Take all the business cards you’ve collected and put a rubber band around them—after noting the information you need in your address book.
    2. STEP 5

      Decide on a system

      Start a filing system based on whatever works for you, even if it’s just dropping papers into an accordion file by the month.
    3. STEP 6

      Group like items

      Put similar items, like paper clips and rubber bands, in small boxes or containers. Pens, pencils, and the like can go in a mug or pen holder.
    4. STEP 7

      Take 10 minutes

      Take ten minutes at the end of every day to clean off the top of your desk.

วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 30 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2557

Learning Outside the Classroom

Your Classroom for Success: Creating a Great Learning Environment

classroom for success

            Classrooms play an important roll in a student’s life, but they are also important to the teachers. A messy, disorganized classroom can leave a teacher feeling frazzled and confused when teacher can’t find what teacher’s looking for. The same can be said for the students. If you want to create a classroom for success, you can try using the tips below to help you out. 

1. Use a Seating Arrangement

       A seating arrangement will help you keep better track of your students and who works well together. When setting up your desks, it is very important that you have room to walk around them. 

2. Don’t Try to Reinvent the Wheel
        There have been plenty of teachers before you who have gone through the same issues as far as classroom management and creating a classroom for success. Do not try to be that teacher that ignores all the books and advice. There are a great many sites out there that you can use to share your lesson plans, bulletin boards, and classroom seating arrangements. One great site for that is Pinterest.

3. Use Your Time Wisely, and Teach Your Students How To Do the Same

         Everyone knows that time seems to pass by faster and faster as you get older, and it’s important to know just how to manage that time. If you need some extra help learning how to manage time wisely, you can try this time management course for students. 

4.One Last Thing
           Just remember that not every idea will work, and an idea that worked for one classroom might not work for the next. If you set up your desks in a specific arrangement and find that students are still goofing off, you might want to try a different arrangement, or you can take some time to watch your students and see who talks to who. If you happen to be one of those lucky teachers that gets a perfect class your first year, congratulations! Consider yourself blessed, but never assume that because this year’s class behaved, the same will happen next year.


วันพุธที่ 29 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2557

Leraning Outside the Classroom


ASEAN  Way Song



Learning Outside the Classroom

Information of ASEAN




        In the conditions of capitalism. The economy is driven and motivated to countries hurriedly stepped forward quickly. In addition, countries that are included in a global society. I can not single-handedly. It requires the integration of countries in the region to increase their bargaining power and increase their competitiveness in the international arena. In order to gain mutual benefit and developing countries in this region together with the Southeast Asian or ASEAN, the ASEAN Agreement for the community or a community within the same year 2558. (AD 2015).
          But first we will look at the contents of an ASEAN Community by this. We will come back to see the integration of the ASEAN countries that do well. ASEAN as a present.
          By ASEAN or Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN: The Association of South East Asian Nations) was established on August 8, 2510, the ASEAN countries are Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore later in the year. Prof. Brunei Darussalam joined in 2527 as a member. Followed by Vietnam became a member on the 2538 Burma and Laos became a member in 2540 and the last one is Cambodian. Join ASEAN ASEAN member countries on the 2542 total of 10 countries.

วันอังคารที่ 28 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2557

Learning Outside the Classroom

Argumentative Essay (Pro and Cons)

Advantages and Disadvantages of Playing Football in a Group of Male Teenagers

          At present, playing football is a popular activity among groups of male teenagers. They like to play football in their free time or when they finish their classes. However, playing football has both advantages and disadvantages.
          The first advantage of playing football in groups of male teenagers is it can reinforce working of musculoskeletal system. While the teenagers are playing football, they have to use feet for kicking a ball and run all the time during a match. It causes their muscle system work better and stronger. Furthermore, playing football can promote harmony among the players because they have to under each other well and coorperate with each other during the game. What more, they can spend their free time effectively. Playing football in their free time can promote good health and take them away avoid from dangerous drugs.
          On the other hand, if they play football very hard and severely, they will injured, such as sprained ankle, knee and shoulder pain. It can also cause fight between their team and their opponents. Moreover, they may be always absent for classes because they like to play football more than studying. The last disadvantage is bet about 12.3 percent of male students like to play football and bet on the match (The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, Thailand, 2555).

          All things considered, playing football is a good activity for male. However, there are both advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, they should consider both good and bad point of playing football.

Learning Outside the Classroom

Argumentative Essay Examples and Tips



argumentative essay examples

Essays are very common in high school and college. You are usually required to write these essays without much input from the teacher about them. Much of your learning about the types of essays is expected to have come from elementary school and junior high school.If you’re writing an argumentative essay and need some help, try the examples and tips below. If you want to know more about the argumentative essay, read a brief summary on four essay types in this article. Take a class in college writing essentials.There are examples and tips of  Argumentative Essay
1.Before You Write 
It’s important that you plan your essay out before you write, and that includes several different aspects. You’re going to want to pick a topic first, but your topic should be something that has two conflicting points or different conclusions. Only consider topics that interest .
2. As You Write
    : -The Introduction
        - The Body
        - The Conclusion
3. After You Write
        : - Editing and Revising Tools
        - Practice Your Editing and Revising
4. The Final Check
      : -  Emotional Language Should Be Avoided
          -   NEVER Make Up Evidence
          -   Always Cite Sources
          -   Use an Outline for Help