Plano de aula - Quadro da política atual

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Lesson Plan
-Teacher: Ana Kécia
-Lesson Topic: Brazil’s President Assails His Accuser as Corruption Scandal Intensifies.
-Overview: 
Duration: 50 minutes class 
Students: 3rd grade of high school – EJA
-Lesson Aims: 
To teach students how to use the present, past and future tenses in their affirmative form by English vocabulary about the causes of this fact in the country and its causes in society.
- Teaching method: Interactive class
- Material/resources: 
Whiteboard, pilot, eraser, virtual newspaper, pen and pencil.
-Assessment:
	Activity
	Procedure
	Time
	Warm up
	Stimulate students' previous knowledge asking about the subject. 
	3 minutes
	Brain storm
	Write (in English) on the board the words from the students. 
	3 minutes
	Text comprehension
	Give students a part of a news from a virtual newspaper and ask them to underline the words they already know from it. 
	2 minutes
	Text comprehension
	4. To build the comprehension about the text with the students from the words they underlined.
	5 minutes
	Discussion
	5. Ask students what they think about the theme and their opinions in order to create a discussion.
	5 minutes
	Genre knowledge
	6. Ask students if they know what kind of genre a news is and its characteristics from the one used before to the discussion.
	3 minutes
	Genre knowledge
	7. Brief explanation to students about the genre news and its use/function from the one used before to the discussion.
	5 minutes
	Grammar time
	Brief explanation about the present, past and future tenses’ structure in their affirmative form, using examples from the newspaper used to debate.
	5 minutes
	Practice time
	Ask students to answer the activity about the text.
	15 minutes
	Conclusion
	Conclude the lesson doing a brief resume of what has been discussed with them about the theme.
	2 minute
	Extra class activity
	11.As a suggestion, ask them to look for other brief news about these theme in order to get new knowledge.
	1 minutes
Reference:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/20/world/americas/michel-temer-brazil.html?_r=0