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Posted by : Muhammad Fadli Official Site
Friday, September 14, 2018
My 3rd and 4th teaching practice were on 23rd and 24th August 2018 in M.3/12.
Procedures of teaching
Time management and organizing activities
Teaching Activities
Meeting 1
A. Opening Activities (5-10 minutes)
This
lesson is topical for November as New Zealand is holding a referendum on choosing
a new design for its flag. Students will discuss symbolism and meaning of
flags, choose the design they like best and give reasons and design a new flag
for their country.
Find
3 images of flags and explain their symbolism to the students, e.g. Bangladesh:
the green symbolizes the country’s youth and it’s green landscape, and the red
circle symbolizes the rising sun and sacrifices its citizens have made Nigeria:
the green stripes symbolize its agriculture and the white stripe its desire for
peace, Antigua: the sun symbolizes a new era, the after independence, the red
represents the energy of the people and the blue means hope.
http://list25.com/25-national-flags-and-their-meanings/
is a useful website.
B. Main Activities (40 minutes)
1. Put students in groups of 5 and give out
the worksheet. Ask them to read about the NZ flag and to discuss the first
question. Collect suggestions from the class
2. Answers: the Union Jack is outdated
since NZ is independent and no longer a colony, the flag looks too much like
the Australian flag and people confuse them.
3. Then get them to read about the
symbolism underlying the new flag designs. Tell them that New Zealanders are
having a referendum this month on changing the flag.
4. Which one would they choose – get them
to discuss in their groups.
5. Finally ask them to design a new flag
for their country (give our paper and coloured pens, or just ask them to
describe it) Ask each group to present their flag design to the class,
explaining the symbolism
C. Post Activities in Meeting 2 (50
minutes)
1. Students’ present their work and discussion
in front of the class
2. Conducting questions and answers session
Students' worksheet
Students' work
Students' performance