English Lesson Plans...
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...a la Jeffrey.
Kid tested--JTE approved!
Here is a comprehensive, life-long curriculum of English lesson plans designed for and rigorously tested on Japanese students of all levels. It is adaptable to other environments, though individual mileage may vary.
I am making my lesson plans available here in Microsoft Word (.doc) format so that you can easily download and modify them to suit your needs. Each level starts with a carefully crafted annual lesson plan outline to put things into perspective. For each lesson, there is a carefully formatted lesson plan to help keep you and your Team-Teaching partners on the same page. There may also be various handouts, activity worksheets, or game cards.
As with all things in life, use at your own risk:
- Elementary School
A complete curriculum with lesson plans and materials extended across the grade levels to lead students smoothly and confidently from 1st Grade to the Grade 5/6 Eigo Note.
- Junior High School
I've got a few tricks up my sleeve to remain relevant and influential even in the secondary role of Assistant. I will be sharing them here as I put them into play.
- High School Oral Communications
A complete curriculum with lesson plans and materials developed over 5 years of teaching 1st-year students at a Japanese Technical High School. These materials can easily be adapted up or down for use in JHS Elective Courses, SHS Academic English Clubs, or Adult Oral Communications Classes.
- Communicative English: A Practical Guide
From the Gifu BOE: probably the most comprehensive guide available as to what the Gifu Board of Education expects of its ALTs, JTEs, and English Education in general, recommendations on how to reach these expectations, troubleshooting guides for when things go awry, and a host of resources to help you on the way. So if you ever find yourself wandering, wondering why you are here, this is a good place to go to find your bearings and set your course.
Keitai my Eigo!
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