วันจันทร์ที่ 13 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2557

Montree's Micro Teaching Reflect

   

              According to Montree’s micro teaching, I would like to reflect his work to develop and adopt in my teaching techniques. The micro teaching is related to Environment needed for life in lesson: “Let’s go to Phuket”. The time required in this lesson is 1:30 hours. I found that his micro teaching is full of useful techniques and materials; however, there is something that still needs to be developed. Lesson plan “Let’s go to Phuket” consists of aim, objectives, standards, evaluation, lesson plan outline, and rubric. In lesson plan outline consists of pre-task (20 minutes), task-cycle (40 minutes), and language focus (30 minutes).
               First of all the aim of “Let’s go to Phuket”is students introduce tourism attraction to the visitors.  Meanwhile the objectives by the end of this lesson, student will be able to ask and answer about tourist attraction and give direction to the tourist. Moreover, the standard is the indicator number 1.2.4 Speak appropriately to ask for and give data, explain, compare and express opinions about tourist attraction. Surely, these are beneficial goals for the students, but something is not well matched enough. Next, the teaching steps of Montree are interesting. He starts the class by introducing the lesson that students are going to learn and attracts the students by asking the students to play the game related to the lesson. Afterwards, he catches students ‘attention by open the very interesting clip of Phuket tourism. 4.           There are effectives activities in his teaching, one of them is group discussion. He asks students to sit in group and discuss concerning to the handout provided “Keeping Patong beach clean”, who, what, where, when and why.  In this time students have an opportunity to discuss together and he walks around to encourage the students. Moreover, at the end of lesson, he asks students to summarize the lesson together by using the question “What we have learnt today?” It seems a good lesson; however, there is something needed to be improved. For those things that needed to be improved are time management that is not appropriate with the activities, and the rubric organizing is not well matched with the content of the lesson and students’ task.

                To sum up, it can be said that “Let’s go to Phuket” is an effective lesson if it is improved and developed appropriately. Montree’s materials are very interesting, but in some activities like language focus is quite bored. Nevertheless, it can be improved by using teaching techniques that well matched with the contents. Last but not least, Montree’s lesson “Let’s go to Phuket” can give students the lesson about the public mind and the way to protect the environment by cleaning Paton Beach. Not only the knowledge that students can receive from this lesson, but also the morality by helping the others is a good thing for learners in the 21st century to learn and adopt.

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